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[ 48 ) kill him whom She desires io save, nor save him whom She desires io kill. Before the birth of this world, when every thing was in a nebulous stałe, ihere was only a vasi <expanse of space [illed with dark, smoky vapour, All that might have existed before had been then desiroyed and reduced to minules! particles which were invisible and which, being in perpetual molion, appeared like smoky vapour. Those particles ihen became self-luminous and were turned inið elecirons or Brahma Teja. Gradually ihey became unified and were transformed into the sun, he great creator and destroyer of the universe. Out of the sun was born the whole universe which is also composed of electrons. Millions of these electrons have similarly filled lhe earth, ihe sky and the whole space above. It is this explanation of Greation which prompts the Hindus lo wo that Great Energy which has created this Universe in their famous "Gayari". The sun, according io their belief, is a huge accumulation of this powerful energy and as such is infusing into us intelleci, knowledge, strength, elc. The whole Universe is the resultant effect of the perpetual motion of the electrons ( or assast: ), i.e. of atomic force, and the Universe is being animaled by this force. This is why the "Gayari" enjoins it upon us