The author of Microvitum in a Nutshell is rumored to have said that widespread acceptance and research using microvita will not occur for about 200 years. Sarkar explains that “The majority of people today do not know the technique of using microvita.” (Chapter 6: Neo-ethics of Multilateral Salvation) This implies that microvita theory is certainly being used today (by other names) by scientists and people in the arts and other areas of human endeavor, but generally the ...

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There are three types of microvita. The first type can be seen with a microscope and is referred to as a “virus.” Sarkar prefers the more general class term of microvitum, which better describes the function and meaning of a virus. The second type of microvita is known to us because of the effects they produce in the physical world, even though we cannot see or measure them directly. The third type of virus or microvita can only be seen and understood intuitively. They are so subtle that they can be understood as a type of id ...

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Ananda Marga is a social and spiritual organization founded in Jamalpur, state of Bihar, India in 1955 by Prabhat Rainjan Sarkar (1921-1990), known by his spiritual name of Shrii Shrii Anandamurti. Ananda Marga identifies its mission as to help individuals achieve complete self-realization and to build a social structure in which the physical, mental and spiritual needs of all people can be fulfilled. Ananda Marga - History. In the 1970's Ananda Marga was banned by the Indian government of Indira Gan ...

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The philosophy of Ananda Marga is one of universalism. It is a synthetic outlook, recognizing God as the one limitless supreme consciousness. This universe, having been created by Him, is existing in Him, and as such all created beings are His children, part of the one universal Cosmic family. Thus we are all brothers and sisters, connected in love by the bonds of Cosmic fraternity. This universe of diversity has evolved out of unity (God), and we must continually strive to see that unity in all diversity. Thus the social outlook of Ananda M ...

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Ananda Marga has faced some criticisms. As a political protest some members reportedly practiced self-immolation[1] during the period when they faced repression in India. A report by the Italian police[2] placed them alongside Soka Gakkai International for political activities.// There are news agencies that published critical articles like the BBC - [3]: article mentioning an arms drop in India - and The Australian - [4]: article on possible involvement of Ananda M ...

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From Ananda Marga’s very inception, Sarkar himself became the target of much criticism, particularly from the orthodox Hindu community. Sarkar demanded that all practitioners of Ananda Marga meditation renounce the caste system, and this caused a large backlash in the Hindu community. This, however, was only the beginning of Sarkar’s problems. In 1959, Sarkar invented the Progressive Utilization Theory (PROUT), a socio-economic theory that stood directly against the Communist Party (Marxist) that held political sway in India durin ...

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P. R. Sarkar was born on May 21, 1921 in the small town of Jamalpur, Bihar, India. Although known as a bright child in his youth, he showed few signs of the mystical and largely controversial life that lay ahead of him, aside from the fact that even at a very young age, many of his family members recall him doing long meditations in the middle of the night. In 1939 Sarkar left Jamalpur for Calcutta to attend Vidyasagar Collge. It was here at this time that Sarkar initiated his first disciple onto the path of Tantra Yoga (please note h ...

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In Tantra, the universe begins as pure consciousness; the universe evolves out of the consciousness of the Cosmic Mind. In brief, the universe is like a dream in the Cosmic Mind; everything is created out of the ectoplasm or mind stuff of the cosmic mind. Microvita is the initial stage in the creation of matter. In the evolution from consciousness to matter, microvita bridges the gap between idea (in the Cosmic Mind) to matter. Atoms can be described as condensed and crudified microvita. So atoms are primarily matter with very little ...

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The current theory of the origin of life is that life evolves from the carbon atom and molecule. The carbon molecule is certainly the basis of every protoplasmic structure (structures composed of living cells). However, according to Sarkar, carbon molecules and atoms are formed from the compression of microvita and hence precede carbon atoms. In physics, various entities have been declared (historically) to be the minutest particles of matter: molecules, atoms, protons, electrons, and other particles. Ultimately, microvita will be dec ...

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The world can be classified into sentient (sattvic), mutative (rajasic), and static (tamasic). Negative microvita are static in nature, and positive microvita are sentient in nature. The mutative principle (rajasic) is not an attribute or quality but only the transitory phase between sentient and static. Negative (enemy) microvita spread on their own by natural forces. Negative microvita generally function in the first two chakras (or cakras) of the lower body, the muladhara and svadhisthana cakras. Hence, negative microvita are espec ...

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Briefly, the cakras discussed below include the following; 1st. Terrainian plexus at the base of the spine (Mu’ladhar cakra); 2nd. Fluidal plexus between the base and navel (Svadhistana cakra); 3rd. Igneous plexus at the navel (Manipur cakra); 4th. Solar or pneumatic plexus at the heart level (Ana’ha’ta cakra); 5th. Sideral or physico-psychic plexus at the throat (Vishuddha cakra); 6th. Lunar plexus at the level of the eyebrows (Ajina cakra); Occu ...

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As with devayoiis, there are seven types of pretayoniis: durmukha, kabandha, madhyakapa'la, maha'k,apa'la, brahmadaetya or brahmapisha'ca, a'ka'shiipreta, and pishaca. Pretayoniis are disembodied souls, but they are more a collection of negative microvita than operational minds. When people live an evil life, they become pretayoniis after death. After they exhaust some of their samskara (karma), they are reborn, but only after a very long time. This list, although not inclusive ...

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The gandhayaks’inii microvita are both positive and negative but not destructive. They are an intermediate type of microvita, between positive and negative microvita. They do not divert the sadhaka from the spiritual path (dharma), but the spiritual path becomes secondary to material concerns. Yaks’inii. This microvita is similar to a yaks’a microvita (described above), and it can be described as an intermediate microvita. This type of person collects money for a good cause and they are not bad people; however, collecting ...

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Devayonii means “an entity which has a number of divine qualities” or a positive microvita. Of the seven types of microvita below, all can be positive, and some are negative. The name, devayonii, is still used to describe all of them. These microvita species gives some indication of the variety and types of positive and negative microvita. In ancient times, the sages of India described seven species or groups of entities (devayoiis) which fit Sarkar’s description of positive microvita: yaksa, gandhara, vigyadhara, kinnara, siddh ...

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