Sun One Homa in Kadavul Temple
Another phase begins for the monks of Kauai Aadheenam. The early morning darkness remains hidden from the light in the temple. We worship Siva in the fire and we use it as a gateway into the inner worlds. Letter after letter passes through the flames as inner-world beings rush forward to fulfill their marching orders. Join us for this short trip into our daily lives.
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January 28th, 2016 at 9:19 am
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January 30th, 2016 at 7:52 am
we know the speed of sound and the speed of light but would it be possible measure the speed of a homa fire? in 2011 at st andrews university Professor Wuzong Zhou, after a statement by a fellow chemist that no one knew what the flame of a candle was made decided to try and find out. he discovered that a candle flame consists of 1.5 million diamond nanoparticles a second.
we know that a fire is a window into the inner worlds through which the beings of the inner world can peer, and Gurudeva in his teachings states that what is outside is no different to that inside, would it be possible therefore that each one of these little diamonds is the physical manifesting counterpart of the devas using the fire as a window and if so would it be possible to calculate the deva per second rate of a homa fire?
im not sure the dimensions of the homa pit of Kaduval or how to accurately calculate the volume of a flame second by second but taking the pictures above as a guide where the flame appears to keep a pyramid shape with a base line of 20 cm and a height of 30 cm this would give a volume of 4000 cm cubed, then taking the average volume of a candle flame as 1cm cubed and multiplying 4000 by 1.5 million diamond nanoparticles equals 6,000,000,000 or 6 billion devas per second.
im not sure if this is theoretically correct from a mystical point of view but it was a fun thought i thought you might like.
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