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- The Self-Interacting Dynamics of Consciousness 'When one gains the capability, through the practice of the Maharishi Technology of the Unified Field, of remaining awake while becoming perfectly settled and still, one gains the ability to experience a completely simple, unified, undifferentiated, self-referral state of pure consciousness, which is called samhita in the Vedic literature, in which knower, known, and process of knowing are one and the same. Consciousness is simply awake to itself, knowing its own nature as simple, unified pure consciousness. Yet in knowing itself, the state of pure consciousness creates an intellectually conceived distinction between itself as knower, itself as known, and itself as process of knowing. In Vedic literature, this is reflected in the distinction between rishi (knower), devata (process of knowing), and chhandas (object of knowledge). According to Maharishi, from the various interactions and transformations of these three intellectually conceived values in the unified state of pure consciousness, all diverse forms of knowledge, all diverse laws of nature, and ultimately all diversity in material nature itself sequentially emerge.' —Modern Science and Vedic Science Journal, 'Modern Science and Vedic Science: An Introduction' by Kenneth Chandler, vol. 1, no. 1, p.9.
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- https://www.miu.edu/pdf_msvs/v01/chandlerMSVS1-2OCR.pdf https://www.miu.edu/pdf_msvs/v02/dillbeck.pdf
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- Consciousness
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- Chhandas
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- Rishi
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- Shruti
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