32 kms From Bangalore, India YOGA ANUSANDHANA SAMSTHANA WELCOME TO PRASHANTI KUTIRAM 32 kms From Bangalore, India The Head Quarters of VYASA S SWAMI VIVEKANANDA YOGA ANUSANDHANA SAMSTHANA Email : svyasa@svyasa.org WEB : www.svyasa.org Ph : 91-80-2661 2669 FAX: 91-80-2660 8645 1-1

Vice Chancellor, SVYASA Swami Vivekananda Yoga Anusandhana Samsthana Paradigm Shift and tracking Praana Presented by Dr H R Nagendra Vice Chancellor, SVYASA Swami Vivekananda Yoga Anusandhana Samsthana A Yoga University Bangalore

CHALLENGES OF MODERN SOCIETY HEALTH, EDUCATION, MODERN SCIENCE, MANAGEMENT, etc have become the boons for a paradigm shift 1-30

STARTED 4 CENTURIES BACK MODERN SCIENCE STARTED 4 CENTURIES BACK BY NEWTON & DESCARTES SEARCH FOR REALITY 1-9

E = mc² SEARCH FOR REALITY STRUCTURE MATTER & ENERGY? AFTER SEVERAL BREAKTHROUGHS STRUCTURE MATTER & ENERGY? E = mc² 1-9

SEARCH FOR REALITY LAWS AFTER SEVERAL BREAKTHROUGHS CLASSICAL AND QM 1-9

DETERMINISTIC APPROACH NEWTON'S LAWS OF MOTION NORMAL SPEEDS CLASSICAL MECHANICS DETERMINISTIC APPROACH 1-10

QUANTUM MECHANICS PROBABILISTIC MECHANICS VELOCITIES NEARING THE VELOCITY OF LIGHT ~ C QUANTUM MECHANICS PROBABILISTIC MECHANICS  FOR VERY SMALL PARTICLES ELECTRONS,…..,….  FOR VERY LARGE DIMENSIONS SOLAR SYSTEM, STARS & GALAXIES MILKY WAYS & BLACK HOLES 1-11

BOTH STRUCTURE & LAWS OF PHYSICAL UNIVERSE ARE UNDERSTOOD HENCE COMPLETE SUCCESS IN PHYSICAL WORLD POLLUTION INFECTIOUS - CONTAGEOUS DISEASES SOFISTICATED SURGERIES 1-12

SCIENCE IS IN A “TURNING POINT” FRITJOF CAPRA TO UNDERSTAND LIFE, MIND, INTELLECT EMOTIONS, CONSCIOUSNESS etc WE ARE TO MOVE TOWARDS INTRODUCING CONSCIOUSNESS 1-13

MATTER-BASED APPROACH CONSCIOUSNESS IS THE END PRODUCT MATTER IS PRIMARY 1-13

MATTER IS THE END PROJECT CONSCIOUSNESS-BASED APPROACH MATTER IS THE END PROJECT CONSCIOUSNESS IS PRIMARY 1-13

FIRST STEP: TO MOVE FROM MATTER-BASED APPROACH TOWARDS CONSCIOUSNESS-BASED APPROACH FIRST STEP: WE HAVE TO MOVE TOWARDS UNDERSTANDING BIOLOGICAL SYSTEMS AND PRANA 1-13

CONCEPT OF PRANA according to 1. Modern Science 2. Yogic Science

Concept of Prana - LIFE - According to Science (Biology) FUNCTIONING OF - DNA RNA MOLECULES - GENES - CELLS - UNIT OF LIFE LOCOMOTION REPRODUCTION

Fritjof Capra “WEB OF LIFE” MODERN PHYSICS and BIOLOGICAL SYSTEMS TWO APPROACHES EXTENSION OF CLASSICAL MECHANICS Fritjof Capra “WEB OF LIFE” 2. ADDING CONSCIOUSNESS TO QUANTUM MECHANICS Amit Goswami “SELF - AWARE UNIVERSE”

1. EXTENSION OF CLASSICAL MECHANICS - NON LINEAR MECHANICS * PRIGOGINE * FRITJOF CAPRA

KEY CRITERIA OF LIVING SYSTEMS 1. PATTERN OF ORGANISATION The configuration of relationships that determines the system’s essential characteristics This is the unseen dimension of Prana which can be called as field of Prana with its memory stores, in a sense.

KEY CRITERIA OF LIVING SYSTEMS 2. STRUCTURE The physical embodiment of the system’s pattern of organization (The physical body)

3. LIFE PROCESS The activity involved in the continual embodiment of the system’s pattern of organisation P 156.. THE WEB OF LIFE FRITJOF CAPRA

STRUCTURE CONTINUAL INTERACTION PROCESS Through these interactions PATTERN STRUCTURE CONTINUAL INTERACTION PROCESS Through these interactions -memory store changes -learning (Updating of our software) -decision making …. [ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE TECHNOLOGY]

INTELLIGENCE OR COGNITION FEATURES THE PROCESS OF LIFE COGNITION IS KNOWING and FEATURES CONSCIOUSNESS LIFE IS FEATURED BY CONSCIOUSNESS DIFFERENT FROM GROSS ENERGY OF THE PHYSICAL WORLD (Dead cell and a Living Cell) MIND

INTELLIGENCE OR COGNITION is not limited only to brain but extends to the whole of THE NERVOUS SYSTEM IMMUNE SYSTEM ENDOCRINE SYSTEM …….. THERE IS A SINGLE COGNITIVE NETWORK OF CONSCIOUSNESS THROUGHOUT THE BODY EACH AND EVERY CELL SHOWS INHERENT COGNITION OR INTELLIGENCE

GAIA PHENOMENON EARTH has life as she is dynamic having continual interactions has a structure has a pattern of organization -WEB OF LIFE

We always believed that this earth is not inert but has Prana and Consciousness She is Mother EARTH We worship her in her divine manifestations This is the basis for DEPTH ECOLOGY or Working in tune with nature

Darwins theory of Evolution Fritjof Capra “Web of Life” Summary Expanded Definition of Life Darwins theory of Evolution Earth has life

CONCEPT OF PRANA according to 2. Yogic Science

PRAYER ÒeeCem³esob JeMes meJe&¥ ef$eefoJes ³eled Òeefleefÿleced ceelesJe Heg$eeved j#emJe efÞe½e Òe%eeb ®e efJeOesefn ve Fefle TB Meeefvleë Meeefvleë Meeefvleë Pranasyedam vase sarvam tridive yat pratisthitam; mateva putran raksasva, Srisca prajnanca vidhehi na iti.

PRANA is the basic Fabric of the whole Creation

kegÀle S<e ÒeeCese pee³eles keÀLeced Dee³eeefle Deeqmceved Mejerjs PRANA concept according to Upanisads kegÀle S<e ÒeeCese pee³eles keÀLeced Dee³eeefle Deeqmceved Mejerjs Deelceeveced Jee ÒeefJeYep³e keÀLeb Òeeefle<ÿles kesÀve Gl¬eÀceles keÀLeb yee¿eced DeefYeOeÊes keÀLeb DeO³eelceced Fefle ~ ÒeMve 3.1. FROM WHERE DOES PRANA ARISE ? HOW DOES IT ENTER THIS BODY? HOW DOES IT DISTRIBUTE ITSELF & GET ESTABLISHED? HOW DOES IT MANIFEST OUTSIDE AND INSIDE? Kuta esa prano jayate Kathamayatyasmin sarire Atmanam va pravibhajya Katham Pratisthate Katham bahyamanbhidatte Katham adhyatmamiti

kegÀle S<e ÒeeCese pee³eles FROM SELF THE PRANA TAKES BIRTH PRANA concept according to Upanisads kegÀle S<e ÒeeCese pee³eles ÒeMve 3.1. FROM WHERE DOES PRANA ARISE ? Deelceveë S<e ÒeeCees pee³eles Atmanah esa Prano jayate FROM SELF THE PRANA TAKES BIRTH

RELATION BETWEEN PRANA and SELF (CONSCIOUSNESS)

³eLew<ee Heg©<es íe³ee Sleeqmceved Yathaisa puruse chaya etasmin Etadatatam manokrtena Ayatyasmin sarire Prasna 3.3 JUST AS THERE CAN BE THIS SHADOW WHEN A MAN IS THERE, SO THE PRANA IS FIXED ON THE SELF. PRANA - the basis fabric of creation ³eLew<ee Heg©<es íe³ee Sleeqmceved Sleoeleble ceveeske=Àlesve Dee³eeefle Deeqmceved Mejerjs ~~ ÒeMve 3.3

PRANA has intelligence and Energy has the least of it. Prana in its grossest manifest is Energy

PRANA in its original state is Self, Brahman is pure consciousness, Infinite knowledge, Power, Bliss and has highest Freedom

The 14 DIRECTORS

There was a great businessman who set up a big hotel and a restaurant with 14 Directors

Walked ceaselessly throughout the hotel all the time 14th director Walked ceaselessly throughout the hotel all the time Checking each and every corner of the hotel For dirt and cleared them

Cooked the food with his hands 13th director Cooked the food with his hands With great care Supervised the Serving lovingly

Was at reception talking to customers 12th director Was at reception talking to customers With great energy and fluency Bringing more and more customers

Taking care of all rest rooms 11th director Was a great plumber Taking care of all rest rooms And all sewage installations and water taps to be in order

Educated would-be wives and husbands about sex 10th director Helped couples Educated would-be wives and husbands about sex Lovers who came for dating

Looked after aesthetics 9th director Looked after aesthetics With a sharp eye on every one And on every meal

Heard and controlled noise pollution 8th director Heard and controlled noise pollution Brought sweet soothing music everywhere Even in kitchen and during food time

Tasted the food before it left the kitchen 7th director Tasted the food before it left the kitchen Had a great taste for everything in the hotel and restaurant Inspired people to improve their taste for good healthy life

Was a smell expert and removed all foul smell 6th director Was a smell expert and removed all foul smell Brought different smell suited to the occasion Enchanting all customers with experience of divine smell

Had such a fascinating touch that the food was liked by all 5th director Had such a fascinating touch that the food was liked by all Quarells were sorted out by his smooth touch Customer care took a new dimension of caring touch

Had his mind very creative and brought newer and newer set ups 4th director Had his mind very creative and brought newer and newer set ups Every week if not every day Brought laurels to hotel with his finest art, paintings and decorative embellishments

Deciphered good from bad with his great intellect 3rd director Deciphered good from bad with his great intellect Things in the hotel, in the customers and surroundings Cuaght the attention of all by his brilliant intellect

Kept record of all events of past and future with fine memory 2nd director Kept record of all events of past and future with fine memory Accounted for all ups and downs And was ready with his reports all the time

Watching every activity 1st director Was seen everywhere Watching every activity And everyone in and out of the hotel and reported to the owner

The hotel grew from strength to strength and became a model making big profits

found themselves inevitable in running the hotel The Directors found themselves inevitable in running the hotel and it got on to their heads

thought of disposing of the Owner and run the hotel themselves The Directors thought of disposing of the Owner and run the hotel themselves

The Businessman cautioned them about the dangers of their Ego

When he found them uncompromising he silently withdrew from the same day

6 months later

so badly among themselves that they could not see They had quarelled so badly among themselves that they could not see eye to eye with one another

The Business had almost Collapsed and as if dead

realized the importance of They had realized the importance of his unseen energy binding them together

please come and help us out" They came crying to him " Pardon us sir, please come and help us out"

The ever-merciful Businessman hugged them and came to their help

The HOTEL WAS BACK ON ITS WHEELS IN JUST A WEEK

Actually we all have these 14 Directors governing our lives,..

10 to 14th 5 Directors They are our Motor organs – Karmendriyas : Legs, Hands, Tongue (Speech), Excretory organs, Sexual organs

5 to 9th : 5 Directors They are our Sense organs – Jnanendriyas : Eyes, Ears, Tongue, Nose and Skin

1 to 4th : 4 Directors They are our Internal organs – Antarindriyas : Mind, Intellect, Memory and Ego

PRAANA, the basic shakti binding all our functions and organs Who is the Businessman ?? is in fact the source of all energy PRAANA, the basic shakti binding all our functions and organs

LET US KEEP IN TOUCH WITH PRAANA ABSORBING ENERGY AND VITALITY LET US NOT ABANDON OUR MOTHER PRAANA LET US KEEP IN TOUCH WITH PRAANA ALL THE TIME ABSORBING ENERGY AND VITALITY

PRANA THE BASIC FABRIC OF THE WHOLE CREATION pervades all layers of 1-7

ENERGY vs PRANA WAVE LENGTH FIELDS RADIO INFRA RED LIGHT ULTRAVIOLET X RAYS 7 RAYS MATTER LONG MED SHORT FREQUENCY ROYGBIV FIG 1a) ELECTRO-MAGNETIC SPECTRUM

FIELDS RADIO INFRA RED LIGHT ULTRAVIOLET X RAYS 7 RAYS M A T T E R ENERGY vs PRANA WAVE LENGTH FIELDS RADIO INFRA RED LIGHT ULTRAVIOLET X RAYS 7 RAYS M A T T E R LONG MED SHORT FREQUENCY FIG 1a) ELECTRO-MAGNETIC SPECTRUM FREEDOM SUPERHUMAN BEINGS HUMANBEINGS ANIMALS PLANTS MATTER CONSTRICTION FIG 1b) PRANIC SPECTRUM ROYGBIV MINERALS

PANCA KOSA THE BASIS FOR IAYT ~ VYADHI MANOMAYA KOSA ADHI VIJNANAMAYA KOSA MANOMAYA KOSA ADHI ANNAMAYA KOSA PRANAMAYA KOSA VYADHI ANANDAMAYA KOSA THE BASIS FOR IAYT

SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH TO TRACK PRAANA 1-7

Biological Systems Prigogine and Fritjof Capra Non Linear Model Non Linear Equations Chaos Theory

Jet fighter example Yoga in aviation S 2 SMALL CHANGES LEADS TO BIG CHANGES AT STATES OF UNSTABLE EQUILLIBRIUM Jet fighter example Yoga in aviation

DISSIPATIVE INFLUENCES CATOSTROPHIC CHAOS DISSIPATIVE INFLUENCES ORDER

Chaos to Order by Dissipative Systems Chaos Theory Chaos to Order by Dissipative Systems Cellular level Chemicals Interactions of atoms Systemic view

Biological Systems FEATURED BY Life Forces Chaos to order By Dissipative Systems of Nature Fritjof Capra

PRANAYAMA PRANASYA AYAAMAH PRANAAYAMAH PURE CONSCIOUSNESS FREEDOM MOKSHA BRAHMAN ATMAN DIVINITY REALITY YOGA IS A CONSCIOUS PROCESS FOR ACCELERATING THIS GROWTH Sw VIVEKANANDA DIVINE BEING SUPER MAN GREAT MAN NORMAL MAN PRANAYAMA ANIMAL MAN PRANASYA AYAAMAH PRANAAYAMAH

the hidden potential of Prana to move from the grossest level PRANAYAMA is to unfold the hidden potential of Prana to move from the grossest level to the highest level

PRANASYA AYAMAHA PRANAYAMA GAINING MASTERY OVER PRANA IS PRANAYAMA CONTROL BREATHING PRANA MIND

PRANAYAMA THE FOURTH LIMB OF ASTANGA YOGA

KRIYAS, SECTIONAL BREATHING and PRANAYAMA 1 3 5 10 15 18 30 60 90 120 >150 SPEED OF BREATHING Br per Min REGIONS OF PRANAYAMA SECTIONAL BREATHING REGION OF KRIYAS BREATHING RATE < 10 PRANAYAMA (MR <<<) BREATHING RATE > 30 KRIYAS (MR >>>>) NORMAL

SECRET OF SINGLE NOSTRIL AND ALTERNATE NOSTRIL BREATHING SVARA YOGA

BREATHING THROUGH A PARTICULAR NOSTRIL CAN INFLUENCE BODY FUNCTIONS ANCIENT TEXTS NEUROLOGY IDA/PINGALA

PRESENT DAY NEUROLOGY Left nostril parasympathetic stimulation Right nostril sympathetic stimulation activates Right Left cerebral Hemisphere

THERAPEUTIC APPLICATIONS KATABOLIC RATE K ANABOLIC RATE A A>>K Childhood A K Adulthood A<<K Old age Billions of cells every day Surya Burning Katabolic (SNS) Candra Cooling Anabolic (PSNS)

THERAPEUTIC APPLICATIONS Surya Burning Katabolic (SNS) Candra Cooling Anabolic (PSNS) Surya anuloma – viloma Right Nostril Breathing 27 rounds Before Breakfast/ Lunch /Dinner / Sleep Obesity 2 kgs

THERAPEUTIC APPLICATIONS Left Nostril Breathing Candra anuloma - Viloma Pranayama Weight Normalise your weight 2 kgs

Right Nostril Breathing Oxygen Consumption Left Nostril Breathing GSR 48 Males 25 - 48 Yrs 30 days of IAYT 600 ml / min SAV NS 500 400 Left Nostril Breathing GSR B A B A SAV 27 - 4/day 37% O2 com CAV 27 - 4/day 27 % in GSR NS 12 - 4/day 220 KOHMS CAV 155 NS 90 SAV Sympathetic CAV Sympathetic B A B A

SAV NS UNI NOSTRIL BREATHING PRANAYAMA STUDIES Systolic BP during Surya Anuloma Viloma Pranayama & Normal Breathing 110 SAV mmHg NS 100 PRE-SAV SAV PRE-NB NB Significant increase in BP during SAV-Sympathetic activation

UNI NOSTRIL BREATHING PRANAYAMA STUDIES Digit pulse volume during Surya Anuloma Viloma Pranayama & Normal Breathing NS 7.5 SAV mV 3.5 PRE-SAV SAV PRE-NB NB Significant decrease in DPV during SAV-Vaso constriction

UNI NOSTRIL BREATHING PRANAYAMA STUDIES Skin resistance during Surya Anuloma Viloma Pranayama & Normal Breathing NS SAV 480 * Kilo ohms 380 280 * 180 PRE-SAV SAV PRE-NB NB Significant decrease in GSR during SAV-increased sympathetic tone

L R Left Nostril Breathing * Pattern Recognition L R Right Nostril Breathing * Verbal Tests

% improvement after 2 weeks of IAYT 3.6 10.3 5.5 8 10.7 12.8 8.1 9.5 OBESITY % improvement after 2 weeks of IAYT N 98 AGE: 40.5 + 10.8 DURATION OF IAYT: 2 WEEKS

Key principles of PRANAYAMA SLOW DOWN SPEED OF BREATH BALANCE THE BREATH between the two nostrils Sensitization Expansion of Awareness PROMOTE POSITIVE HEALTH

PRANA AND THE HUMAN BODY UDANA PRANA THINKING SEEING HEARING SMILING TASTING BREATHING ANTI PERISTALTIC PROCESS URINATION EXCRETION PERISTALTIC PROCESS APANA VYANA SAMANA SENSE OF TOUCH PHYSIOLOGY OF PRANIC AND PHYSICAL BODIES

Biological Systems FEATURED BY Life Forces EXPERIMENTAL RESEARCH Kirlian Photography Infra-red Photography Nano technology

TOOLS TO FOCUS PRAANA INTO THE PLANT AND ANIMAL WORLD MANTRAS and YANTRAS ---- Tanta Shastra

MANTRAS ARE TOOLS TO BRING THE POWER OF PRAANA TO US THROUGH THE SABDA (Sound) aspects

MANTRAS PROJECT AGNIHOTRA Effect of Agnihotra mantras on Germination of rice seeds

AGNIHOTRA

MANTRAS PROJECT AGNIHOTRA Effect of Short and Long Agnihotra mantras on Germination of rice seeds Control – Short Mnatra (Once) - Short Mnatra (30 times) – Long Mantra (Arya Samaj)

MANTRAS Effect of Short and Long Agnihotra mantras on Germination of rice seeds Results Root length increased in short and long mantra Control 20 Short -1 : 21 Short -30: 22 Long 22 Cms No change in shoot length

MANTRAS PROJECT AGNIHOTRA Effect of Agnihotra mantras on Germination of rice seeds Increase by 150% in the shoot length and 100% in Root length

2. YANTRAS ARE TOOLS TO BRING THE POWER OF PRAANA TO US THROUGH THE RUPA (Visual) aspects Shikharini (or Pyramids) were the tools

PYRAMIDS STUDY STAPHYLOCOCCI

Pyramid prevents bacterial growth CORNY BACTERIA Pyramid prevents bacterial growth

PROJECT ON SHIKHARINI (PYRAMIDS) (Yantras) Effect on the growth of micro-organisms in milk – a controlled trial Highly significant reduction in the growth of micro organisms responsible for spoiling of milk

PROJECT ON SHIKHARINI (PYRAMIDS) (Yantras) Effect on the Germination of Fenugreek

TITLE: A Study on Effect of Shapes on Germination of Fenugreek (Pilot Study) OBJECTIVE: To find out the effect of Shapes related to its Material and Dimensions on the Germination of Fenugreek

MATERIALS: 1. Fenugreek Seeds 2. Shapes: Model Size (cm) Volume (cm3) Wooden Square Pyramid 77 X 77 X 59 2271.5 Fiber Glass Square Pyramid 31.5 X 31.5 X 20 315 Fiber Glass Octagonal Pyramid 11.5 X 11.5 X 19 Ply Wood Square Pyramid 1 Ply Wood Square Pyramid (Russian) 2 32 X 32 X 72.5 1160 3. Room Thermometer 4. Germination Paper 5. Plastic Sheet of 20 cm X 30 cm 6. Digital Camera

DESIGN: METHODS: Sample Size: 40 seeds placed between germination paper in 4 sets, in each model, each set for the measurement on Day 1, Day 3, Day 5 and Day 7. Total 6 trials has been conducted. Total 240 samples is used for each model.

Setting: Experiment is conducted by keeping all models in one room at the floor level. 1. Control – keeping sample in open air 2. Wooden Square Pyramid 3. Fiber Glass Square Pyramid 4. Fiber Glass Octagonal Pyramid 5. Ply Wood Square Pyramid 1 6. Ply Wood Square Pyramid (Russian) 2

Experimental Procedure: 4 sets of 40 samples each is placed between wetted germination paper and rolled and enveloped with plastic sheet and kept in plastic beaker and placed in the each model at the base level.

On Day 1. one set from each model including of control is taken out, the germination paper is opened and measured germination length, wet weight and dry weight. similarly for the other 3 sets on Day 3, 5 and 7.

ANALYSIS: 1. Germination Length a ANALYSIS: 1. Germination Length a. Calculated mean, standard deviation and % of change with respect to control on each set on each trial b. Average of mean and % of change is calculated of all the 6 trials. C. As per the statistical analysis the samples of all the sets of all the models are not normally distributed. So non parametric tests Wilcoxon and Mann-Whitney tests were used which showed statistical significance (p<0.001)

2. Wet and Dry weight. a. Calculated % of change in wet and dry weight with respect to control on each set for each trial b. Calculated average of % change in wet and dry weight for all the 6 trials.

Mean Length and Percent Change on Day 1 Table – 1 Mean Length and Percent Change on Day 1 Sl. Variables Trial 1 Trial 2 Trial 3 Trial 4 Trial 5 Trial 6 Average Ma-Whit Test 1. Control Mean 1.67 1.22 0.93 1.03 2.05 2.53 1.57 ---------- 2. Wooden Sq 1.42 1.29 1.71 1.32 2.07 1.66 1.58 0.042* % Ch. -15 5.73 83.87 28.16 0.98 -34.39 11.56 --------- 3. Fib Gla Sq 1.21 1.53 0.67 1.59 2.15 1.36 0.111 -27.5 25% -27.96 0% -22.4 -11.31 4. Fib Gla Oct 1.2 0.43 0.56 0.71 1.16 1.76 0.97 0.000 -28 64.75 -39.79 -31.06 -43.45 30.43 -17.99 5. Ply Sq 1 (Egyptian) 0.8 1.08 2.09 1.48 0.573 -5 36.8 -13.98 4.85% -18.56 -12.39 -2.21 -------- 6. Ply Sq 2 (Russian) 1.3 1.39 0.91 1.6 2.16 1.75 0.334 -22 36 49.46 -11.65 -21.95 -14.62 2.54 Model Size (cm) Volume (cm3) Wooden Square Pyramid 77 X 77 X 59 2271.5 Fiber Glass Square Pyramid 31.5 X 31.5 X 20 315 Fiber Glass Octagonal Pyramid 11.5 X 11.5 X 19 Ply Wood Square Pyramid 1 Ply Wood Square Pyramid (Russian) 2 32 X 32 X 72.5 1160 Model Details

Mean Length and Percent Change on Day 3 Table – 2 Mean Length and Percent Change on Day 3 Sl. Variables Trial 1 Trial 2 Trial 3 Trial 4 Trial 5 Trial 6 Average Ma-Whit Test 1. Control Mean 6.39 6.72 7.95 5.81 8.36 7.2 ----------- 2. Wooden Sq 8.96 8.28 5.94 7.39 9.86 8.3 8.12 0.000* % Ch. 40.22 23.21 -25.28 27.19 24.03 -0.71 14.78 3. Fib Gla Sq 6.4 4.25 7.45 4.7 6.91 7.98 6.28 0.001 0.16% -36.76 -62.89 -19.1 -13.01 -4.55 -22.69 4. Fib Gla Oct 0.53 6.66 4.34 7.11 8.2 5.71 15.65 -92.11 -16.27 -41.27 -10.57 -1.91 -24.41 5. Ply Sq 1 6.1 8.54 9.64 6.26 9.71 9.9 -4.54 27.08 21.26 -15.29 22.14 18.42 11.51 6. Ply Sq 2 7.29 8.27 9.03 8.22 9.37 10.03 8.7 14.08 23.07 13.59 11.23 17.86 19.98 16.64 Model Size (cm) Volume (cm3) Wooden Square Pyramid 77 X 77 X 59 2271.5 Fiber Glass Square Pyramid 31.5 X 31.5 X 20 315 Fiber Glass Octagonal Pyramid 11.5 X 11.5 X 19 Ply Wood Square Pyramid 1 Ply Wood Square Pyramid (Russian) 2 32 X 32 X 72.5 1160 Model Details

Mean Length and Percent Change on Day 5 Table – 3 Mean Length and Percent Change on Day 5 Sl. Variables Trial 1 Trial 2 Trial 3 Trial 4 Trial 5 Trial 6 Average Ma-Whit Test 1. Control Mean 11.37 11.11 11.65 11.53 13.20 13.49 12.06 ----------- 2. Wooden Sq 13.38 15.46 10.96 12.75 15.36 15.56 13.91 0.000* % Ch. 17.68 39.15 -5.92 10.58 16.36 15.34 15.53 3. Fib Gla Sq 10.33 10.55 12.54 5.49 12.69 13.37 10.83 0.028 -9.15 -5.04 7.64 -52.39 -3.86 -0.89 -10.62 4. Fib Gla Oct 11.96 11.81 12.94 11.55 11.68 16.02 12.66 5.19 6.30 11.07 0.17 -11.52 18.75 5 5. Ply Sq 1 12.63 13.75 10.81 8.52 13.30 15.15 12.36 0.025* 11.08 23.76 -7.21 -26.10 0.76 12.30 2.45 6. Ply Sq 2 13.96 13.44 14.53 14.71 15.98 15.61 22.78 20.97 24.72 27.58 21.06 15.72 22.14 Model Size (cm) Volume (cm3) Wooden Square Pyramid 77 X 77 X 59 2271.5 Fiber Glass Square Pyramid 31.5 X 31.5 X 20 315 Fiber Glass Octagonal Pyramid 11.5 X 11.5 X 19 Ply Wood Square Pyramid 1 Ply Wood Square Pyramid (Russian) 2 32 X 32 X 72.5 1160 Model Details

Mean Length and Percent Change on Day 7 Table – 4 Mean Length and Percent Change on Day 7 Sl. Variables Trial 1 Trial 2 Trial 3 Trial 4 Trial 5 Trial 6 Average Ma-Whit Test 1. Control Mean 11.24 10.77 11.01 10.97 15.93 15.40 12.55 ----------- 2. Wooden Sq 13.99 15.61 10.44 9.77 16.73 17.04 13.93 0.000 % Ch. 24.47 44.94 -5.18 -10.94 5.02 10.65 11.49 3. Fib Gla Sq 13.06 10.25 11.59 5.31 11.20 12.72 0.008 16.19 -4.83 5.27 -51.60 -29.69 -17.40 -13.68 4. Fib Gla Oct 18.04 16.28 13.18 10.02 13.15 18.23 14.82 60.50 51.16 19.71 -8.66 -17.45 18.38 20.61 5. Ply Sq 1 15.18 16.74 14.87 10.40 18.20 18.77 15.69 35.05 55.43 35.06 -5.20 14.24 21.88 26.08 6. Ply Sq 2 15.57 15.44 12.25 16.44 15.24 19.56 15.75 38.52 43.36 11.26 49.86 -4.33 27.01 27.61 Model Size (cm) Volume (cm3) Wooden Square Pyramid 77 X 77 X 59 2271.5 Fiber Glass Square Pyramid 31.5 X 31.5 X 20 315 Fiber Glass Octagonal Pyramid 11.5 X 11.5 X 19 Ply Wood Square Pyramid 1 Ply Wood Square Pyramid (Russian) 2 32 X 32 X 72.5 1160 Model Details

Table – 5 Average of Length (cm) and Percent Change of all 6 Trials on Day 1, 3, 5 & 7 Sl. Variables Day 1 Day 3 Day 5 Day 7 Average Ma-Whit Test 1. Control Mean 1.57 --------- 7.2 12.06 12.55 ----------- 2. Wooden Sq 1.58 0.042* 8.12 0.000* 13.91 13.93 0.000 % Ch. 11.56 14.78 15.53 11.49 3. Fib Gla Sq 1.36 0.111 6.28 0.001 10.83 0.028 10.77 0.008 -11.31 -22.69 -10.62 -13.68 4. Fib Gla Oct 0.97 5.71 12.66 14.82 -17.99 -24.41 5 20.61 5. Ply Sq 1 1.48 0.573 8.36 12.36 0.025* 15.69 -2.21 -------- 11.51 2.45 26.08 6. Ply Sq 2 1.75 0.334 8.7 14.71 15.75 2.54 16.64 22.14 27.61 Model Size (cm) Volume (cm3) Wooden Square Pyramid 77 X 77 X 59 2271.5 Fiber Glass Square Pyramid 31.5 X 31.5 X 20 315 Fiber Glass Octagonal Pyramid 11.5 X 11.5 X 19 Ply Wood Square Pyramid 1 Ply Wood Square Pyramid (Russian) 2 32 X 32 X 72.5 1160 Model Details

Weight (gm) and Percent Change on Day 1 Table – 6 Weight (gm) and Percent Change on Day 1 Sl Variables Trial 1 Trial 2 Trial 3 Trial 4 Trial 5 Trial 6 Average Wet Dry 1 Control Weight 2560 640 2420 670 2390 700 2340 620 2620 660 2610 2490 652 2 Wooden Sq 2540 690 24.75 630 2630 665 2575 650 2542 661 % Ch -2.73 4.96 2.99 6.28 -1.43 5.77 1.61 0.38 0.76 -1.34 4.84 2.22 1.46 3 Fib Gla Sq 25.25 2410 2190 24.15 2520 635 600 2433 634 -1.37 3.13 -0.41 -5.97 -8.37 -8.57 3.21 3.23 -3.82 -3.79 -2.68 -3.23 -2.24 -2.53 4 Fib Gla Oct 2555 6.75 2200 2230 710 2180 610 2500 680 2650 2386 655 -0.20 5.47 -9.10 -7.45 -6.70 1.43 -6.84 -1.61 -4.58 3.03 1.53 2.42 -4.32 0.55 5 Ply Sq 1 2730 2780 750 2345 2260 2660 695 2570 2558 673 6.64 7.81 14.88 11.94 -1.88 -2.86 -3.42 1.50 5.30 -1.53 2.70 3.16 6 Ply Sq 2 2600 2430 2425 2590 675 2539 668 1.56 7.44 -1.49 1.67 3.63 6.45 -1.15 2.27 -0.77 2.06 2.51 Model Size (cm) Volume (cm3) Wooden Square Pyramid 77 X 77 X 59 2271.5 Fiber Glass Square Pyramid 31.5 X 31.5 X 20 315 Fiber Glass Octagonal Pyramid 11.5 X 11.5 X 19 Ply Wood Square Pyramid 1 Ply Wood Square Pyramid (Russian) 2 32 X 32 X 72.5 1160 Model Details

Weight (gm) and Percent Change on Day 3 Table – 7 Weight (gm) and Percent Change on Day 3 Sl Variables Trial 1 Trial 2 Trial 3 Trial 4 Trial 5 Trial 6 Average Wet Dry 1 Control Weight 4330 650 4440 810 4525 780 3640 610 4485 620 4820 1060 4373 755 2 Wooden Sq 4990 820 5125 10.75 4570 775 4390 600 5320 680 4860 1150 4876 850 % Ch 15.24 26.15 15.43 32.72 0.99 -0.64 20.60 -1.64 18.62 9.68 0.83 8.49 11.95 12.46 3 Fib Gla Sq 710 4070 800 4320 760 3725 4465 645 4770 766 5.54 9.23 -8.33 -1.24 -4.53 -2.56 2.34 1.64 -0.45 4.03 -1.04 -1.08 1.85 4 Fib Gla Oct 4760 700 4435 815 4500 715 3820 730 4810 735 4930 1130 4542 804 9.93 7.69 -0.11 -0.62 -0.55 4.95 19.67 7.25 18.55 2.28 6.60 3.96 7.26 5 Ply Sq 1 4510 670 5440 1040 5250 890 5380 5027 855 4.16 3.08 22.52 28.40 16.02 14.10 18.96 9.84 77.06 14.52 11.62 15.06 13.07 6 Ply Sq 2 5420 1380 5365 4710 690 5120 750 5850 1410 5242 959 23.08 22.07 70.37 18.56 -7.05 29.40 13.11 14.16 20.97 21.37 33.02 20.13 25.58 Model Size (cm) Volume (cm3) Wooden Square Pyramid 77 X 77 X 59 2271.5 Fiber Glass Square Pyramid 31.5 X 31.5 X 20 315 Fiber Glass Octagonal Pyramid 11.5 X 11.5 X 19 Ply Wood Square Pyramid 1 Ply Wood Square Pyramid (Russian) 2 32 X 32 X 72.5 1160 Model Details

Weight (gm) and Percent Change on Day 5 Table – 8 Weight (gm) and Percent Change on Day 5 Sl Variables Trial 1 Trial 2 Trial 3 Trial 4 Trial 5 Trial 6 Average Wet Dry 1. Control Weight 6560 620 6355 715 5840 710 6320 840 6750 1760 6740 1220 6427 977 2. Wooden Sq 6280 610 7525 760 6220 6530 750 7280 1900 7650 2385 6914 1169 % Ch -4.27 -1.61 18.41 6.29 6.51 -14.08 3.32 -10.71 7.85 7.95 13.50 95.49 7.55 13.89 3. Fib Gla Sq 5832 535 5590 685 6670 725 4080 550 6790 1550 7470 1310 6072 893 -11.10 -13.71 -12.04 -4.20 14.21 2.11 -35.44 -34.52 0.59 -11.93 10.83 738 -5.49 -9.15 4. Fib Gla Oct 680 6720 6700 6690 1035 7130 1400 7920 2020 6897 1120 -5.18 9.68 5.74 4.90 14.73 18.31 5.85 23.21 5.63 -20.45 17.51 65.57 7.38 16.87 5. Ply Sq 1 6685 520 7000 570 6255 595 5370 870 7060 1430 7925 2240 6715 1037 19.05 -16.13 10.15 -20.28 7.11 -16.20 -15.03 3.57 4.59 -18.75 17.58 83.61 7.24 2.64 6. Ply Sq 2 7860 650 7420 7675 800 7490 1250 7900 2050 7870 2160 7703 1255 19.82 4.84 16.76 -13.29 31.42 12.68 17.41 48.81 17.04 16.48 16.77 77.05 19.87 24.43 Model Size (cm) Volume (cm3) Wooden Square Pyramid 77 X 77 X 59 2271.5 Fiber Glass Square Pyramid 31.5 X 31.5 X 20 315 Fiber Glass Octagonal Pyramid 11.5 X 11.5 X 19 Ply Wood Square Pyramid 1 Ply Wood Square Pyramid (Russian) 2 32 X 32 X 72.5 1160 Model Details

Weight (gm) and Percent Change on Day 7 Table – 9 Weight (gm) and Percent Change on Day 7 Sl Variables Trial 1 Trial 2 Trial 3 Trial 4 Trial 5 Trial 6 Average Wet Dry 1. Control Weight 6110 520 6700 550 6630 475 6270 430 7720 540 7390 490 6803 501 2 Wooden Sq 6430 860 8100 870 6070 420 5880 7880 8230 920 7098 668 % Ch 5.23 65.39 20.90 58.18 -8.45 -11.58 -6.22 -2.33 2.07 -3.70 11.37 87.76 4.15 32.29 3 Fib Gla Sq 6865 640 6500 500 6760 530 4010 380 6150 7500 610 6298 515 12.36 23.08 -2.89 -9.09 1.96 11.58 -36.04 -11.63 -20.34 -20.37 1.49 24.49 -7.26 3.01 4 Fib Gla Oct 7850 930 8315 6670 400 5950 5.30 7150 480 8120 910 7343 685 28.48 78.85 24.10 56.36 0.60 -15.79 -5.10 23.26 -7.38 -11.11 9.88 85.71 8.43 36.21 5 Ply Sq 1 7050 840 9200 770 6000 410 8360 8330 810 7843 642 15.39 61.54 37.31 40 22.47 5.26 -4.31 -4.65 8.29 12.72 65.31 15.31 27.29 6 Ply Sq 2 7780 8570 6755 440 7770 450 8010 7909 677 27.33 76.92 27.91 52.72 1.89 -7.37 23.92 4.65 3.76 -7.41 15.97 16.80 36.66 Model Size (cm) Volume (cm3) Wooden Square Pyramid 77 X 77 X 59 2271.5 Fiber Glass Square Pyramid 31.5 X 31.5 X 20 315 Fiber Glass Octagonal Pyramid 11.5 X 11.5 X 19 Ply Wood Square Pyramid 1 Ply Wood Square Pyramid (Russian) 2 32 X 32 X 72.5 1160 Model Details

Average Weight (gm) and Percent Change of 6 Trials on Day 1, 3, 5 & 7 Table – 10 Average Weight (gm) and Percent Change of 6 Trials on Day 1, 3, 5 & 7 Sl. Variables Day 1 Day 3 Day 5 Day 7 Wet Dry 1. Control Weight 2490 652 4373 755 6427 977 6803 501 2. Wooden Sq 2542 661 4876 850 6914 1169 7098 668 % Ch 2.22 1.46 11.95 12.46 7.55 13.89 4.15 32.29 3. Fib Gla Sq 2433 634 4320 766 6072 893 6298 515 -2.24 -2.53 -1.08 1.85 -5.49 -9.15 -7.26 3.01 4. Fib Gla Oct 2386 655 4542 804 6897 1120 7343 685 -4.32 0.55 3.96 7.26 7.38 16.87 8.43 36.21 5. Ply Sq 1 2558 673 5027 855 6715 1037 7843 642 2.70 3.16 15.06 13.07 7.24 2.64 15.31 27.29 6. Ply Sq 2 2539 5242 959 7703 1255 7909 677 2.06 2.51 20.13 25.58 19.87 24.43 16.80 36.66 Model Size (cm) Volume (cm3) Wooden Square Pyramid 77 X 77 X 59 2271.5 Fiber Glass Square Pyramid 31.5 X 31.5 X 20 315 Fiber Glass Octagonal Pyramid 11.5 X 11.5 X 19 Ply Wood Square Pyramid 1 Ply Wood Square Pyramid (Russian) 2 32 X 32 X 72.5 1160 Model Details

CONCLUSION: Germination length: On Day 1: significant change in length in wooden pyramid On Day 3: Wooden, Ply Wood 1 and 2 Pyramids showed significant change On Day 5: Wooden, Fiber Glass Octagonal, Ply wood 1 and 2 Pyramids showed significant changes. On Day 7: Wooden, Fiber Glass Octagonal, Ply wood 1 and 2 Pyramids showed significant change.

Weight: On Day 1: Wet weight – Wooden, Ply Wood 1 & 2 Pyramids samples showed significant change. Dry weight – Wooden, Fiber Glass Octagonal, Ply wood 1 & 2 Pyramids showed significant change. On Day 3: Wet Weight – Wooden, Fiber Glass Octagonal and Ply Wood 1 & 2 Pyramids showed significant change. Dry weight – all five models showed significant change. compared to control

On Day 5: Wet weight – Wooden, Fiber Glass Octagonal, Ply Wood 1 & 2 Pyramids samples has more weight Dry weight – Wooden, Fiber Glass Octagonal, Ply wood 1 & 2 Pyramid Samples has more weight On Day 7: Wet Weight – Wooden, Fiber Glass Octagonal and Ply Wood 1 & 2 Pyramids has more weight Dry weight – all five model samples has more weight compare to control sample.

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How does mind and matter interact? How does Life evolve from Physical systems to Biological systems How does Intelligence come into existence ?

Measuring Conscious Fields Mental Forces EXPERIMENTAL RESEARCH Bhajans and Mantras

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