The Veda from this point of view, is of three divisions,
of three attributes. No place, no creation, no time or any matter
is outside of it.
The sanskrit root 'vid', from which the word 'veda' is derived,
means only knowledge
-to know.
Knowledge means knowing.
This word,
'knowing', has a wide sense, wide form and wide connotation.
It has innumerable forms, innumerable states and
innumerable conditions. But only three forms should be fixed before
our view, namely, tam, raj, and sat.
Tam is the base,
raj is the middle state, and sat is the top.
Tam, raj and sat are three attributes.
Tam is said to be the base, the root or the origin, and
the foundation.
This word has many meanings in Sanskrit, but generally tam
is regarded as the ignorance, laziness, idleness, grossness,
confusion, and so on.
All these convey the sense of the base or the support.
Raj is said to be the middle, or the central state.
Its nature is struggle, fickleness, thinking, and so on.
It always denotes the middle plane.
Sat means joy, agreeableness, height, subtleness, sanctity,
and greatness.
This is the top.
It is this connotation that is always accepted.
It is due to the combination of these three attributes that
the creation is known as consisting of three worlds and three divisions.
The principle that lies hidden in these, and that
surrounds them, forming the real substratum, is called Veda.
-knowledge.
The Veda, from this point of view, is of three divisions,
of three attributes. No place, no creation,
no time or any matter is outside of it.
Space, time and matter are all made up of these three attributes.
All these have three states, namely the beginning, the middle,
and the end.
When we reflect on this with more depth
and when Lalaji Maharaj talks about the matter,
and when we see this aspect of sat, rajas and tamas, and when we
ponder over the smallest particle, we say atom (anu), and when
we see the subatomic particles, neutron, proton, and electron,
and when we further look into it, try to understand it.
What are all these things?
And how do we understand from the Vedic field aspect,
sat, raj and tam?
And how can we further understand?
Because Lalaji says, "every matter has these three states".
Now, when we consider matter also as energy.
And when we know that electron, proton, and neutron are subatomic
particles, they are also energies.
If you look at in it one way, energy moving in proton
at such a high frequency, that that very emotion,
that very speed creates weight and a charge.
It moves in the clockwise direction.
When the same energy moves at a certain speed and anti-clockwise,
becomes electron, and the same energy as it configures itself
in a particular way where it nullifies both clock
and anti-clockwise movement,
that becomes neutron.
Such a high speed it moves that it creates,
it gives you the sense of mass.
So, neutron is kind of subatomic particles where clockwise
and anti-clockwise movement of this energy is neutralized,
but speed remains as much as that of the energy that moves
in a clockwise direction in proton.
While that energy movement electron is not so high,
doesn't create any weight
but it creates a charge that neutralizes the proton.