Shrii P.R Sarkar and his oceanic creativity, Dr Asim K
Duttaroy Faculty of Medicine, University
of Oslo, Norway.
Shrii
Sarkar was a great philosopher, social revolutionary, poet and linguist. Above
all he was one foremost spiritual teacher of Tantra and Yoga of the twentieth
century. Moreover he created a vast body of work that includes theories aiming
to increase human welfare, The Progressive Utilization Theory - Prout, the
Theory of Microvitum as well as the philosophy of Neo-Humanism.
The
multi-coloured garland of humanity will be greatly enriched if different human
groups blend together from a position of strength and independence, and out of
genuine love for all human beings. His demand of social justice and his
uncompromising moral stand against corruption and exploitation brought him huge
suffering including imprisonment in India…
Human
society is continually striving to arrive at a synthesis through analyses, some
sort of unity through diversity… Noble persons of all countries, bound by
fraternal ties, are eager to assert in one voice, with one mind, and in the same
tune, the human society is one and indivisible. In this voice of total unity
and magnanimity lies the value and message of eternal universalism.
In the
field of science, Shrii Sarkar
introduced the theory of Microvita, which has subsequently captured the
interest of scientists around the world…The Microvita theory provides a link
between the worlds of perception and conception and implies that the distinct
disciplines of physics, biology and mathematics will merge in one science of
understanding the real nature of the universe.
He
expressed his views through all his creations poetry, songs articles, books,
etc. He wrote over 100 books on
subjects as diverse as mysticism, cosmology, sociology, history, education,
yoga, medicine, ethics, psychology, humanities, linguistics, economics,
ecology, farming, music and literature…
He taught
the science of meditation for self realization directly or indirectly to
millions of people. But most importantly through his personal example, profound
philosophy, systematic spiritual practises and far-reaching service projects,
he has been - and continues to be to this day – the sole inspirational drive
for the universal mission…
Sarkar: Intensive
pharmaco-chemistry research will reveal the amount of microvita required to
produce particular kinds of medical effects, and accordingly a scientist will
be able to evolve accurate and effective formulae for various medicines.
Naturally, the old and outdated formulae will be discarded.
Spiritual
practice comes within the scope of science. The first scientist who invented
this spiritual science was Lord Shiva, who was born about seven thousand years
ago.
