1 von 4 Microvita and the Coronavirus Epidemics, Part II March 18th 2020 by Dr. Hans-Joachim Rudolph, MD (aka Dr. Manohar) From March 11th to March 18th, the number of infected people outside China increased from 44.900 to 133.800. Also, the World Health Organisation declared the Coronavirus outbreak as pandemic. Accordingly, the general fear level rose above what could be considered as reasonable. While discussing the relation between Microvita and viruses earlier this month, one of our participants wrote: When I think of viruses, I usually think of material agents that bring physical disease. Whereupon I replied: Yes, this is the usual approach, “thinking of material agents to bring physical disease.” Spirits, metaphysics and theology don’t have any space in this conception. P.R. Sarkar would have certainly disapproved such a positivistic approach. Rather, the physical, psycho-social and spiritual aspects of each and everything have to be considered. In this context, Steven Landau, a medical doctor from the US (aka Ac. Pashupati) wrote that the fear of SARS-CoV-2 is a demonstration of negative Microvita, along with its actual ill effects on humans. For this reason, the word about Microvita, the “mysterious emanations of cosmic factor”, should be spread in an effort to combine spirituality with practical rationality in the lives of people facing this severe threat. Regarding fear, Tantric masters distinguish three different types: One is called Sarvanasha, situated in the fluidal plexus or Svadhisthana Chakra. It is characterized by fear of annihilation, i.e. a feeling of pain due to obsessive thoughts on losing one’s existence. The second one is Bhaya, and is situated in the igneous plexus or Manipura Chakra. It is characterized by a feeling of apprehension of danger or pain. The third one is Cinta. It is situated in the sidereal plexus or Anahata Chakra and characterized by deep thinking, engrossed in worry and anxiety. Here, it is to be noted that the Anahata Chakra is classified as sidereal and not as solar plexus. Also, the 5th Chakra (Vishuddha Chakra) is called solar, 2 von 4 and not, as usual, sidereal plexus. Details on this subject have been taken from an article written by Ac. Krsnananda (2011) as well as from the Ananda Marga Yoga Psychology Guidebook, 2nd edition. Next, we discussed a paper, which arose from two workshops on Microvita Science in July and August 2003: The introduction of the theory of Microvita requires a revised understanding of the physiology of Sadhana. Microvita enter the human system via the tanmatric sense organs (see figure 2). Negative Microvita are attracted to the physical sphere and positive Microvita to the psychic sphere, thereby helping to fulfill a person’s physical, psychic and psycho-spiritual longings respectively. Within a healthy human being, there are equal numbers of positive and negative Microvita, but they are not distributed uniformly. Rather we can imagine two gradients – a gradient of negative Microvita having highest concentration in the region of Muladhara Chakra and a gradient of positive Microvita having highest concentration around the Sahasrara Chakra. Thus the ratio of positive to negative Microvita differs throughout the body. While the natural tendency of positive Microvita is to move upwards and of negative Microvita to move downwards, nevertheless there is the possibility for both kinds of Microvita to circulate around the entire human structure (the elevation of negative Microvita into the psychic sphere takes place only under unusual circumstances and is extremely detrimental to a person (see MVINS p 60)). In the course of a normal active life, Microvita are consumed or radiated from the body. The obvious example is that a person, engaged in physical activities, will use up negative Microvita. The resultant deficiency will be made up by an inward flow of negative Microvita, associated with crude tanmatras (i.e. in food, entertainments etc.). Psychic activity will consume more subtle Microvita. And when a person does Sadhana, very subtle positive Microvita are somehow consumed or radiated from his or her 6th and 7th Chakra. This will leave a temporary deficiency of positive Microvita which can be replaced by an inflow of positive Microvita associated with subtle tanmatras. Figure 2 shows the major flows of positive and negative Microvita through and within a human being. Viruses, like all other material things, are considered to be composed of negative and neutral Microvita. They usually enter the human body between the 5th and the 6th Chakra, and move downwards in order to exert their detrimental effects. 3 von 4 In October 1989, the Ananda Marga society witnessed an outbreak of a disease, taking place at a training centre in Ahmdabad/Gujarat. All inmates developed unusual symptoms: In the beginning they had swellings starting from the toes, gradually raising to the legs, the hips, the penis, the chest and then to the face. Finally the body became pale and weak. Vomiting was the death signal. One of the trainees died, four were admitted to the hospital in a very precarious condition. They were struggling for their lives. A letter, written by Ac. Viitamohananda reveals the measures Shrii Shrii Anandamurti prescribed in order to overcome this disease. The letter is a historical document and may prove to be useful for some people. It should not be regarded as a medical regimen, and no claims are made as to its efficiency in medical disorders. The list is composed of 11 general advices, 10 alimentary recommendations, and the prescription of daily nasal lovage. Among the general advices, the observance of Sixteen Points has to be highlighted. All 22 points are listed in the attached tables. Most of them are related to negative Microvita. Next, we have to consider the complementary role of positive Microvita. Figure 2 shows their flow, entering at Saora Mandala (between the 5th and 6th Chakra). From there they move upwards, modifying our longings, feelings and thinking, but also our gestures, mimics and speech. Positive Microvita are able to neutralize negative Microvita. In case of physical disease, it is therefore mandatory to invite and absorb more of them into our system. This can be achieved by keeping the mind in a state of elevated feelings and thoughts. Madhuvidya and Kiirtan are designed for such aims. A subtle mind will be the appropriate medium to reject and reflect all crude entities, whereas a crude mind is unable to reflect them, rather they will be refracted, thereby entering our system. On the other hand, there are also ‘mysterious emanations from the cosmic nucleus‘. The subtle ones will be reflected at the phase boundaries of our psycho-spiritual layers of existence. The cruder ones, however, get refracted ibidem, eventually reaching the outer layers, where they are absorbed completely, leaving the outer world in a state of spiritual darkness. 4 von 4 Consequently, the intensity of spiritual light is highest in the vicinity of the cosmic nucleus. As there are all colors, their combination gives a shining white of high intensity, which contains a maximum of positive Microvita. They can be received and felt at our Saora Mandala, but those who have 6th lesson will be blessed by the same in their Dhyana. Ultimately, there is nothing more wholesome than being submerged in this flow of divine grace and mercy. In conclusion, SARS-CoV-2 is related to negative Microvita that enter the human system, and induce three different types of fear: Anxiety, situated at the Anahata Chakra, fear as an apprehension of danger or pain, situated at Manipura Chakra and the fear of loosing one’s existence, situated at Svadhisthana Chakra. All of them can be neutralized by positive Microvita, entering our system through the Saora Mandala, located between the 5th and the 6th Chakra. Additionally, several practical measures are described that help to overcome the disease. Baba Nam Kevalam