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PERSPECTIVE- A NEW VIEW

Perspective simply means looking at thing from a different point of view. It is necessary in everyone’s life in all aspects of their life. “Everything you see is a perspective, not the truth.” Why is that so? When you look at things or incidents, you are looking them from your point of view. To understand how important having perspective in ones life; let’s consider a situation. A situation of an…

Worldviews and the discourse of history 2B: Time units in Hindu Cosmology

“ If you count the total number of sand particles at the depths of the Ganges river, from where it begins to where it ends at the sea, even that number will be less than the number of passed kalpas.” The Buddha’s analogy of how many Kalpas had died so far.

Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kalpa_(aeon)

From the table conversion of cosmic ‘time’, the age of planet Earth since its birth is just slightly passing noon (i.e. one Kalpa). Imagine the Buddha is having his lunch now, or starts preparing lunch. 

What about the age of universe since the big bang? 13.799 trillion solar years divided by “a day and a night” of the Buddha (8.64 trillion), the universe is only 1.6 days in the Buddha’s clock! That’s how to make sense of the Buddha’s answer about counting the ‘sand particles’ at the depths of the Ganges river.

Did the Buddha also say before a dedicated monk could count the total number of sand particles from its source to the end, the Ganges River would dry up because water no longer flows freely from the Himalaya? The sand particles are carried away by wind thousands of miles as severe dust storms when the Ganges riverbed turns into turtle shell fractures caused by drought. Among the selfish and greedy nations that play water politics game, there is a horrible strong power which neither regards the Buddha nor cares the Ganges River.