A connection between Hindu philosophy, Greek mythology and scientific theory

A connection between Hindu philosophy,Greek mythology, and scientific theory.

The Greek mythology, has a story of Sisyphus, rolling up a stone and it rolling down again, for eternity.

It's taken as a gruesome, unending anguishing punishment.eternity, timeless.operating words.

A book written by Albert Camus  derives a whole philosophical thought from this idea.

Life is meaningless. Suicide is an option, we are not in control.

Hindu philosophy is on the basis of karma. We born and reborn till we exhaust our karma. Time is just a dimension, for a yogi, or the enlightened one, samadhi is the goal. And once he reaches samadhi, time does not exist. This all is Maya. As there was no beginning, there is no end. Till we don't realise ourselves, we will continue to be trapped in maya, doing what we are doing, which has no point, ion is of no consequence till eternity. Timeless... Same operating words.

Similarly, the Hindu texts talk about yug. We swarn yug. Dwapar yug,treta yug and Kal yug.

We are in this endless cycle of yug, where things keep getting bad, we keep getting away from God, or the source of power, or the centre or our centre, and then we will come to a time, when we  can't expand anymore and then we will slowly start coming back in the reverse order till we meet the source again. Once we are with the one, we start expanding again. A never ending process , timeless. Eternity.same operating word.

Does the above ring a bell?

The Big Bang theory, indicates to the same phenomena, scientifically still identifying the centre. 

It is just that the Indian philosophy talks about us humans, and the Big Bang talks about the universe.

Indian texts are considering the world within us, and the Big Bang theory is concerned with the world outside us. But aren't they both related?

It is interesting to understand the commonalities in these different schools of thought by the great minds, and how in the end TIME, becomes the binding factor, which all are adamant to prove that it does not exist. The take on time by all does lead to think that there is more common in all available knowledge than we know, think or want to believe.

Some random thoughts to ponder upon

The unthinkable thought

If it is an unthinkable thought, can it be thought?

If you think it, it is no more unthinkable

If you don't think it, how do you know it exists?

If it exists, u can think it

If it does not, how do you know?

Thought question

Can u think of one thought which is original.

One belief system that u have come up due to pure understanding

Not influenced by family, peer or any tradition.

Write on the comparison between the 2 thought processes

absurdism and the Indian philosophy, along with science .

How nihilism and Bhakti effect the psychology of the human mind

Bhakti and Gita will achieve more to the goal of absurdism than any other method.

The method maybe different, but the actions remain the same.

Astro logically Jupiter will play a role in both.

Mans constant state of fear and anxiety

All said and done, even if wrong, the Indian philosophy have the answers.

The theory of karma

The nothingness and voidness, all theories to deal with this emotion

They may be very well false, but they serve their purpose.

They are the true answers to nihilism and absurdity.

It gives meaning to the constant and unending unfruitful search

The search for the incomprehensible truth.

Astrology also serves that purpose, the reason and meaning of what is happening.

The beautiful study of the human mind, is seen in the LEFTOVERS, where the society is in chaos.

Just 2%. That's like nothing in the sea of things.

People are not shattered because their loved ones have disappeared, they have because, their concious mind does not have a reason to put to it.

And the mind can only function when we have a reason for everything, right or wrong.

Our lazy brain is forced to wake up

It is not being allowed to go into slumber

The never ending cycles of death and rebirth, just puts the mind at ease.

The attitude of " it's not worth it" is now given a meaning

Even like Albert Camus " the myth of Sisyphus ", contemplation of suicide to deal with the question remains the same, if u r going to be reborn, why give this life up.

If u have a choice to give up this life, u don't know what u will get in the next life, it depends on your karma, hence the whole point of giving up the struggle goes in vain, as the cycle is never ending.

 

A small thought

If it is an unthinkable thought, can it be thought?

If you think it, it is no more unthinkable

If you don't think it, how do you know it exists?

If it exists, u can think it

If it does not, how do you know?