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Secrets of Success God: imagination or reality?

G o dImagination or reality?


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Dedicated to His Divine Grace

A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada(Founder Acharya- ISKCON)

Dedicated to His Divine Grace

A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada(Founder Acharya- ISKCON)


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Artist: Leonardo

da Vinci

Mona Lisa


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Landscape

Artist: David Copenhagen


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Artist: John

Green

Landscape


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Who is the

artist?


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SpaceTechnology


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Satellite


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Control RoomControl Room


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Satellite MonitoringSatellite Monitoring

Round-the-clock observation of

critical parameters


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Critical parameters to monitorCritical parameters to monitor

1. Orientation1. Orientation 5. Earth-satellite

distance

5. Earth-satellite

distance2. Spin2. Spin

3. Velocity3. Velocity

4. Orbit decaycorrections

4. Orbit decaycorrections

6. Heat

dissipation

6. Heat

dissipation

7. Cosmic radiation7. Cosmic radiation


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Eart

h

Earth21

Mass: 6x10Speed around the

Sun: 106,000 kmph

metric tons


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Earth


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Who is incontrol?


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.

The Power of 10


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Bon Voyage!


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Distanceto a

bunch of

leaves

in thegarden

100

1 meter


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We start ourjourney

upwards ....

we can see

the foliage

10110 meters


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At this

distance we

can see the

limits of the

forest andthe buildings

10

2

100 meters


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We pass frommeters to

kilometers...

Now we canjump down

with a

parachute ...

103

1 km


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The city canstill be

observed,

but we cant

really seethe houses

10

4

10 km


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At thisheight, we

can see the

state of

Florida,USA

105100 km


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Typicalview from

a satellite

1061000 km


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The northern

hemisphere

and part of

South America

107

10,000 km


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The Earth

has

started

looking

small...

1081,00,000 km


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Now wecan see the

Earth and

the Moons

orbit(marked in

white)...

109

1 million km


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Heres partof the

Earths orbit

(marked in

blue)

101010 Millons km


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1011100 millons km

The

orbits of

Venus

andEarth


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The orbits ofMercury,

Venus, Earth,

Mars and

Jupiter

1012

1 billion km


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At this

height, wecan

observe the

Solar

System

101310 billons km


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Who created

the Solar

system with

all the

planets?


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1014

100 Billons km

Now the SolarSystem has

started

looking

small...


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The Sun is

now a smallstar among

thousands of

stars...

1015

1 trillion km


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Who createdthousands of

stars?

Can they

come intoexistence on

their own?


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We can

barely locate

the sun at

this distance

1016

1 light-year


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Only starsand nebulae

now...

1018

100 light-years


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We continueto travel

inside the

Via-Lctea

1020

10,000 light-years


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At this

tremendousdistance we

can see all

the

othergalaxies

10221 million light-years


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Now let us return back ...


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1022


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1020


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1018


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1016


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1014


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1013


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1012


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1011


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1010


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109


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108


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107


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106


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10

5


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104


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103


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102


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101


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We arrived atour starting

point.

100


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Think...

Where did this gigantic

universe come from?

Who is in control?


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ArtificialIntelligence


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Dept of Artificial Intelligence,Massachusetts Institute of Technology, USA


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Human

Brain

computer in the

universe


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The human

brain can storemore

informationthan all the

libraries in the

world.-Dr Richard Restak, MDAuthor, The Brain

Th h b i i


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The human brain is

made of a trilliion

brain cells and eachone of these is more

powerful and

sophisticatedthan most computers

around the planet

today.- Dr. Tony Buzon,British psychologist

and author


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Who created the

intelligence

of this incrediblycomplex natural

computer -

THE HUMAN BRAIN?

S


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Sun


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Energy emitted bysun

per second


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Flood Lit

Stadium

To illuminate


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To illuminate

Bangalore city

in night for 8

hrs

Rs 16,000

Crores


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Who createdthe sun?


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Look at the

groundreality


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Fair

Dark


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Dark


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Handsome


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Rich


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Poor


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Educated


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Illiterate

Born in rich family


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Born in rich family

B i f il


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Born in poor family


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Is it

happeningby

chance?


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We see order

andarrangement

in the

universe


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Laws of

Mechanics

L f


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Laws of

physicaloptics


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Laws ofthermodynamic

s

M ld


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Macro world

When our world isgoverned by

precisemathematical laws

at every level Micro world


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could ourbirth, beauty,

intelligence

be a matter of

mere chance?


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Arent there lawsthat govern these as

well?

If th hIf th h


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If there are such

laws

If there are such

laws

then who is the

law maker?

then who is the

law maker?


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What do the

greatest ofscientists feel ?


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There is a

perfect brain

behind all thenatural physical

laws.

Albert Einstein


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If you thinkstrongly

enough, you

will be forced

by science to

believe in God.Kelvin


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This most

beautiful system ofthe sun, planets

and comets could

only proceed fromthe counsel and

dominion of an

intelligent and

powerful being.Newton


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Some FAQs


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Who created

God?


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Vedanta s tra sa sVedanta s tra sa s


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Vedanta sutra says

janmadyasya yatah

He is the original source and

cause of everything.

Vedanta sutra says

janmadyasya yatah

He is the original source and

cause of everything.


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BRAHMA SAMHITAanadir adir govindah

sarva karana karanam

He has no beginning, forHeis

the beginningofeverything; Heisthe ultimate causeof all causes.


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Can you

show me

G O D?

Can you show me God?


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A fundamental

mistakeintheunderstandingof

God



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God is not

our order

carrier

MistakeNo.1




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Doyou

havethequalification

to see God?

MistakeNo.2




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Electro-magnetic spectrum

MistakeNo.2

R VX-RaysRadioWaves

Visible Range



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REQUIRED

QUALIFICATION?


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premjana-cchurita-bhakti-vilocanena

santa sadaiva hdayeu vilokayantiya ymasundaram acintya-gua-

svarpa

govindam di-purua tam aha bhajmi

I worship the primeval Lord, Govinda, who is always

seen by the devotee whose eyes are anointed

with the pulp of love.He is seen in His eternal form of ymasundara,

situated within the heart of the devotee.

Summary


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Existence of God is not a belief

It is a concrete reality

God is supreme creator and

the cause of all causes

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Questions?

Q and A


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