Three To Seven -
States of Existence.
Being, Happening and Becoming
Physics defines and deals with the three states of the substantial and the material existence in terms of :
Mass, Space (Length /Distance) and Time, and are denoted by :
M, L and T.
In this way, A physical substance / entity consists of a 'quantity' and any, all and every such quantity could be expressed as MLT and these three parameters have degrees associated with them.
For example :
A geometrical straight line could be said to exists in and as 0-1-0 degrees of these three parameters. Quantitatively, has no mass, but has length only and is there is no relevance of Time. Is independent of Mass and Time parameters.
Mass, Space and Time are again there states of Being, while "Change" could be defined and (possibly) measured too in terms of Becoming and Happening.
A Change could therefore be defined and (possibly) measured too in terms of : Becoming and Happening only but,
A Change is (possibly) independent of the Mass and the Space, both, though covered and / or occupied by them, with reference to them.
Change is thus a hypothetical extension of The Moment in Time with reference to the assumed past and in the assumed future. And again :
The Moment in Time in terms of the Present is quite unrelated, independent and irrelevant with that assumed Past / Future.
So therefore all measure of Change is but hypothetical only.
All Knowledge, information exists or appears to exist in terms of :
Being, Happening and Becoming.
Anything that exists or appears to exist could be said in terms of : Is, Happens or Becomes.
These three states of Being, Happening and Becoming again refer to something either as the object or the subject.
Therefore :
Change / transformation / mutation is brought about by a factor that is known or unknown, but permeates and pervades the object and also the subject.
This factor could be named either as the amalgam or the aqua regia that defines and dictates all Change.
Interestingly the two words :
Amalgam and Aqua Regia could be easily derived from the Sanskrit roots : From - अम्लकम् / अव-मलकम् and :
अव क्व राज्यीय.
अम्लकम् and अवराज्यीयम् are therefore :
The Agents of Change, Mutation or the transformation and are revealed as such through manifestation.
With reference to object and subject, the two are Happening and Becoming. Again the two could be said to be forms of the same Existence only, namely :
It and I am, - respectively.
Tracing their Sanskrit roots we can see they are but the cognate of :
इदम् and अहम् .
Conclusion :
With reference to :
माण्डूक्य उपनिषद् /
ManDUkya UpaniShad,
where it is described as :
अन्तःप्रज्ञं बहिष्प्रज्ञं उभयप्रज्ञं अपि न अन्तःप्रज्ञं न बहिष्प्रज्ञं न उभयप्रज्ञं ...
The next part of this conclusion is left to the reader.
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