CHAPTER 18 Electromagnetic Waves

In the process of origin of cosmos formation of wave-particles is the first and most important event from modern science perspective, but from Vaidika science perspective, this event happens after many stages, even then it is an important event. Various types of electromagnetic rays originate before the formation of stars by compression of various types of Chanda Raśmi-s. Next, three groups of Chanda Raśmi-s originate and begin the process of formation of stars. The formation of the three Chanda Raśmi group also happens in a sequence. Before the origin of various elementary particles during the formation of the cosmos, electromagnetic rays are formed by compression of Chanda Raśmi-s and Prāṇa Raśmi-s. Later, various elementary particles are formed from these electromagnetic rays only.

18.1 Categorization of electromagnetic waves

            A categorization of electromagnetic waves and electrical waves have been described as below-

1. Kālī – These are electro-magnetic waves that emit white light. It means that these rays are visible light waves, wherein the modern science believes to have 7 colours viz. violet, indigo, blue, green, yellow, orange, and red. All these combines to give white light, and produce black colour when all are absorbed.
2. Karālī – These rays have high energy and very possess high penetration power. Gamma rays, specially, cosmic gamma rays can be kept in this category. Other gamma rays and x-rays too can be considered in them.
3. Manojavā – Means, having the speed of Mana. We know that Mana Raśmi-s can travel anywhere unhindered. They cannot be stopped by any obstruction. The neutrinos coming from universe can be kept in this category.
4. Sulohitā – Means beautiful red rays. Earlier we have learnt about the red coloured visible light rays. In these we can consider infrared rays. The colour of these rays too is red, but these cannot be seen by eyes. Though these colours glow, these, do not come into our visible light category, hence are not visible to us. This does not mean that they do not have colour.
5. Sudhūmravarṇā– Means having beautiful smoke colour. Ultraviolet rays can come in this category. Maybe they are of beautiful violet colour. This violet may have a mixture of blue, white, black etc.
6. Sphuliṁginī – Means in which various types of particles only flow as wave. In our opinion, electrons, protons etc. electrically charged particles continuously are emitted from universe or any star in the space. They also generate their own light. Their beautiful light of Aurora in the north and south poles of earth is well known.
7. Viśvarūpī – These rays possess a mix of some of the properties of the above-mentioned rays. Radio waves can be considered in this category.

18.2 Three types of very fast-moving matter

            In this cosmos, three types of matter travel very fast and possess illumination.

1. Various Chanda and Prāṇa Raśmi-s
2. Electromagnetic rays
3. Other cosmic radiations

            Modern science considers electromagnetic radiations as fastest, but in our view some Prāṇa and Chanda Raśmi-s are faster than electromagnetic waves. Present day science can neither observe these Raśmi-s directly nor measure their speed. But it Is true that when the science will become more advanced, then it can observe the macro effects of Chanda and Prāṇa Raśmi-s.  These all substances, are covered by a web of subtle Prāṇa Raśmi-s.

            It is this Prāṇa web that provides motion to these radiations and Raśmi-s and keeps them in limits. The Manas Tattva completely combines with the fastest of these, while the cover of Prāṇa etc. Prāthamika Prāṇa-s is not there completely. Prāṇa and Chanda Raśmi-s both are included in electromagnetic waves. Due to Dhanañjaya Prāṇa its velocity is very high. All these three matters are capable to to carry various subtle particles, in carrying synthesis activity and in providing force and magnificence.

18.3 Origin of electromagnetic waves

            In this universe, when various types of Chanda Raśmi-s are compressed by Prāthamika Prāṇa Raśmi-s and Ākāśa Tattva, then formation of electromagnetic waves takes place.  At first, weak waves are formed, which can be called as radio waves. Next, heat and light waves originate, which have variety of colours. At the end, X-Rays and gamma rays originate, which are very powerful. Their wave-particles are produced by compression of various Chanda Raśmi-s by Prāthamika Prāṇa Raśmi-s and Ākāśa Tattva.

            All types of wave particles are made mobile by Dhanañjaya Prāṇa and are controlled by Prāthamika Prāṇa Raśmi-s specially, Prāṇa, Apāna and Udāna Raśmi-s. It is due to these Dhanañjaya Prāṇa Raśmi-s that electromagnetic rays are have high velocity. The energy or frequency of various electromagnetic waves depends on the type of Chanda Raśmi-s that compress that wave-particles, and also depends on how that Chanda Raśmi group is formed with Prāṇa, Apāna, Udāna etc. Raśmi-s and how are they controlled.

            Modern science classifies visible, heat, ultraviolet, gamma, radio etc. waves basis the different frequency of electromagnetic rays and accepts their innumerable levels. The main 7 colours of visible light, in fact infinite, depend on the frequency of waves, but modern science is not aware of the reason of frequency variation and formation of wave-particles, however, Vaidika science goes beyond this to present deep science of formation of various waves specially wave-particles by compression of variety of Chanda Raśmi-s. 

18.4 Working mechanism of superposition of waves

            Waves and particles travelling in universe follow a stipulated path only. An electron inside an atom or various waves moving the universe do not change their path after striking other waves. Immediately after the superposition of waves, which modern science calls as superposition, the waves themselves move in their regular path. If that would not have been the case then the entire communication system of universe would have collapsed.

            Due to the obstruction of the light rays, nothing would have been visible and other disturbances would have occurred. But due to the orderly work of almighty Cetana Tattva, everyone’s path is safe. The reason for this safety is Sūtrātmā Vāyu having Prāṇa Tattva.

            In the above image, wave-particle 1 and wave-particle 2 is moving in stipulated direction. It is evident that Sūtrātmā Vāyu has pervaded both. Along with it, Sūtrātmā Vāyu is specifically present in form of periphery of the wave-particles. Both the particles are taken in stipulated direction by Dhanañjaya Prāṇa. In situation 2, both wave-particles come very close to each other, but do not touch each other. A region of Sūtrātmā Vāyu and other Prāṇa maintain some distance in between the two particles, but another envelop of Sūtrātmā Vāyu covers the two particles jointly. Due to this reason, the shape of two converts into a combined form for a moment, but their direction is not obstructed due to Dhanañjaya Prāṇa. This combined form only is seen as superposition. Next is the third stage where, both particles regain their original form and direction and move ahead without any changes. Hence, it is said that their path is safe. These paths are of infinite distance and this law works everywhere.