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1 Microcosm and the Macrocosm THE GREAT MERGER MACROSCOSM MICROSCOSM Max. EGO VT E H VS TP Legend: VS = Vishwa; VT = Virat; T = Taijasa; P = Pragna; H.

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1 1 Microcosm and the Macrocosm THE GREAT MERGER MACROSCOSM MICROSCOSM Max. EGO VT E H VS TP Legend: VS = Vishwa; VT = Virat; T = Taijasa; P = Pragna; H = Hiranyagarbha; E = Eswara

2 2 MACROSCOSM MICROSCOSM Reduced EGO VT E H VS TP Legend: VS = Vishwa; VT = Virat; T = Taijasa; P = Pragna; H = Hiranyagarbha; E = Eswara THE GREAT MERGER Microcosm and the Macrocosm

3 3 MACROSCOSM MICROSCOSM Min EGO VT E H VS TP Legend: VS = Vishwa; VT = Virat; T = Taijasa; P = Pragna; H = Hiranyagarbha; E = Eswara THE GREAT MERGER Microcosm and the Macrocosm

4 4 MACROSCOSM MICROSCOSM No EGO VT E H VS TP Legend: VS = Vishwa; VT = Virat; T = Taijasa; P = Pragna; H = Hiranyagarbha; E = Eswara THE GREAT MERGER Microcosm and the Macrocosm

5 5 VT EH VS TP Legend: VS = Vishwa; VT = Virat; T = Taijasa; P = Pragna; H = Hiranyagarbha; E = Eswara THE GREAT MERGER Microcosm and the Macrocosm

6 6 VT EH VS TP Legend: VS = Vishwa; VT = Virat; T = Taijasa; P = Pragna; H = Hiranyagarbha; E = Eswara THE GREAT MERGER Microcosm and the Macrocosm

7 7 VT EH VS TP Legend: VS = Vishwa; VT = Virat; T = Taijasa; P = Pragna; H = Hiranyagarbha; E = Eswara THE GREAT MERGER Microcosm and the Macrocosm

8 8 VT E H VS TP Legend: VS = Vishwa; VT = Virat; T = Taijasa; P = Pragna; H = Hiranyagarbha; E = Eswara THE GREAT MERGER Microcosm and the Macrocosm

9 9 Legend: VS = Vishwa; VT = Virat; T = Taijasa; P = Pragna; H = Hiranyagarbha; E = Eswara VT E H VS TP THE ISHWARA Microcosm and the Macrocosm

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