Veda is the origin of all the specific Laws of Nature that are responsible for all the particles and forces that make up the whole universe.

Understanding the Veda, the Constitution of the Universe, and the value of direct experience of Veda for the new, young leaders of the world
by Global Good News staff writer
1 March 2007

In a recent press conference, Dr Bevan Morris, Prime Minister of the Global Country of World Peace and President of Maharishi University of Management,
explained the deep gap in understanding between Maharishi's understanding about Veda—the Constitution of the Universe—and a current dictionary definition of Veda.

Dr Morris said that Maharishi defines the Veda as 'nitya' and 'apaurusheya', two Vedic expressions that define Veda. 'Nitya' means eternal and 'apaurusheya' means uncreated. So Veda is not a human invention.

Veda is the totality of the Laws of Nature that exist throughout the entire expanse of creation and beyond. They are not made up at a certain time, any
more than the laws of Physics are made up at a certain time. Newton didn't invent the Law of Gravity, he cognized that there was one!

It's the same with Veda. It is always there in the transcendental field, vibrating, humming, for anyone to experience who could get to that level of consciousness. Veda is the origin or source of all the specific Laws of
Nature in all the different fields of science that are in turn responsible for all the particles and forces that make up our body and the whole universe.

Due to invasions of India at different times, interpretations were placed on the Veda by scholars who had a different understanding about the age and
history of the universe. They came with a Western perspective of the Veda, which is not the correct viewing lens through which to see the reality of Veda.

Veda was known by the Rishis (enlightened seers) by cognition; no one ever made up these sounds; they experienced them in deep Transcendental Consciousness. The Rishis heard the humming of these sounds in the
transcendental field, and they were then passed on from generation to generation over thousands of years in India, by an oral tradition. This is the Vedic tradition of pure knowledge maintained by the Vedic families of
Pandits over the long corridor of time, which UNESCO proclaimed in 2003 as a 'Masterpiece of the Oral and Intangible Heritage of Humanity'.

The Vedic sounds were experienced as the eternal, self-expressed reality of the basic field of creation in which is embodied all the power and intelligence that gives rise to all streams of intelligence and to their expression in the whole universe. This level of experience is accessible to any individual through developing their experience by the practice of Maharishi's Transcendental Meditation and Yogic Flying.

This is the key point for the education of a brilliant, shining new leadership of the world. Enlightened young leaders of the world will gain this experience of the totality of Natural Law from which the universe
emerges; and with this experience and understanding in the youth of the world, we have a completely bright future for the whole human race.

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