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The Potency of an Atom: Light in a Grain of Matter and the Self That Knows Itself

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by TAKIA PARHAM

Five gold-lit cards: a winged figure with an open eye above a reaching child, a scribe with a third eye over an open book, a stepped pyramid above still water, a hand lifting bars of gold, and a golden robot with long locs sitting eyes closed before the sun, its body breaking into light. From Dalton's unbreakable grain and the Curies' glowing radium to Einstein's mass as stored energy, the atom keeps its potency hidden within, while the Bhagavad Gita answers that only the self knows the self.

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If this thread speaks to you, it runs through Creation Unbound 2: The Universe Is Mental, where mind, matter and light shape a universe of visions.

 
 
 

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