I have short cut this article in order to make more easy to understand: You may see the original article by Hans-Joachim
Rudolph.
Let see first a bit what is microvita. It is the smallest entity, which can be negative or positive, and also can be physical or mental. Here it is more about mental microvita; one can attract different kind of microvita by ones ideation and tendensies.
In social life, Yaks’a
Devayonis (microvita making one money minded, can be for good purpose too) and Pisha’ca
Pretayonis (microvita bringing mentality that everything is an object of enjoyment). They refer to the antimony of puritanism versus hedonism; puritanism strongly
influences capitalism, whereas hedonism becomes common in affluent
societies with work ethics. Societies accumulating money will consume
more Yaks’a Devayonis, whereas societies enjoying everything will
consume more Pisha’ca Pretayonis. The appertaining neutral
microvitum will produce both of them in equal amounts, resulting in a
social balance between puritanism and hedonism.
Such balanced states
are, however, necessarily unstable, as both have strong tendencies to
go way beyond themselves: The accumulated wealth get spent for the
worship of idols (Prakrtiliina), for objects of beauty (Kinnara or
Vidya’dhara) or for music (Gandharva Devayonis). And the tendency
to enjoying everything brings restlessness (Madhyakapa’la),
suicidal tendency (Kabandha) and conflicts or suppression (Durmukha
or Brahmadaetya Pretayonis). Therefore, such balanced states can
exist only temporarily.
Moreover, extremely
unbalanced states are unfolding these days in front of our eyes: The
Euro-zone is a good example. We might take a look at the classic
schools of antiquity. The first hedonist school of thought arose in
India ab 500 BCE, called Carvaka, according which the Hindu
scriptures are false, there is no afterlife and pleasure should be
the aim of living. Unlike other Indian schools of philosophy, the
Carvakas argued that there is nothing wrong with sensual indulgence.
I.e in Ramayana; Jabali tries to persuade Rama to accept the kingdom:
O, the highly wise! Arrive at a conclusion, that there is nothing
beyond this Universe. Give precedence to that which meets the eye and
turn your back on what is beyond our knowledge.
The strongest opposer
of Carvaka was, Shankaracharya. He says: Brahman is the only
truth and the world is unreal. While Carvakas say opposite; that only
the world is real and we should turn your back on what is beyond our
knowledge. Consequently, thus philosophers are divided into two broad
schools Nominalism and Idealism. While Sarkar finds a synthesis,
bridging what used to be insurmountable by occidental and oriental
philosophy. He says: Brahma is absolute Truth, the Universe is also
Truth, but relative Truth.
Now, regarding the
imbalance of puritanism and hedonism, we may recall Ac. Vimalananda's
article; Prama’, the Cosmic Principle maintaining stable balance in
the Universe means equilibrium + equipoise. “A perfect state of
balance to be established between individuals and the collectivity
and between the collectivity and the cosmos. This supreme balance in
all spheres will bring a perfect state of Prama’ everywhere. The
society will attain Prama’ Samvrddhi in the physical stratum,
Prama’ Rddhi in the psychic stratum and Prama’ Siddhi in the
spiritual stratum. That will be the stage of all-round welfare,
progress and perfection for the entire humanity, for the entire
living world.”
But the most advanced
and highly equipped section of humans, with their high dreams for civilization, have lost adjustment in their physico-psycho-spiritual
triangles of life, in changing influence of time, place and person.
This has adversely affected all – humans as well as other forms of
life in creation. Their actions caused lopsided growth in case of
fellow humans and animate or even inanimate beings; finally resulting
in the near collapse of the eco-system.
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However, the problem
starts when the direction of the homomorphic flow gets interfered.
The sentient force continuously merge in the mutative and likewise
the mutative into static... and static also in the direction of the
mutative, then mutative have pressure from both the sides, and thus
there appears a crisis of instability in the natural flow of the
Prama’ triangle. Shrii Sarkar calls it as a state of
derangement. If this state prolongs, the pressures cause the three
vertices of Prama triangle to start demolishing the arrangement. This
Shrii Sarkar calls this state; disruption. Finally, a continued state
of disruption causes the ultimate loss of Prama’, called a state of
degeneration.
Regarding the
imbalances in the Euro-zone, we may ask: Is this a state of
derangement, state of disruption or state of degeneration? Considering the physico-psycho-spiritual triangles of life, we can
come to the conclusion that we are spiritually in a state of
degeneration, psychologically in a state of disruption, and
physically in a state of derangement:
- Spiritually - far away from the balanced state: Brahma is absolute truth, the universe is also truth, but relative truth. Instead seems people mostly believe that the universe is absolute truth.
- Psychologically we are in a state of disruption, created by the antimony of puritanism and hedonism.
- Physically - the Mediterranean countries are still holding on.
As you can see: by Julian Rose: European
Super State – One Step Closer – or Immanent Collapse?
Handelsblatt: America is not at all interested in a strong Euro.
Müller: An alternative would be that Germany, Austria, the
Netherlands and Finland abandon the Euro zone. This could result in a
homogeneous monetary union with a common fiscal and tax policy.
Handelsblatt: Other nations; U.S, Britain are tireless in exhorting
the Europeans. Otte: The U.S. need the status of the dollar as the
lead currency to finance their trade deficit. And between 2002 and
2011, the Euro gained one percent per year. That’s why the U.S. is
so keen to flog the Euro to death.
Müller: The rating
agencies are among the most powerful institutions on Earth. Take a
look at who is in charge at S&P. The U.S. employ them shamelessly
as instruments of power politics, in order to harm the Euro zone.
Otte: The rating agencies are pure power cartels! Müller: The U.K.
is still rated triple-A, one must shake one’s head in disbelief.
The UK is the most indebted country in the world!
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Didi Annapurna