Topography

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Topography of chapter 15

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First 5 slokas -> reflective world and need & method to detach

sloka 7 to 11 - living entity and transmigration

12 - 15: Management of universe

16 - 20: Purushottama tattva

Understand transmigration and why we are jumping from one branch to another in the reflective tree. The reflective world is also managed by the Lord thru light oriented planetary vegetation sustenance, digestion and information management

Asanga sastrena drdhena chittva, our fortune is in cutting attachement to the reflective tree; Purushottama is the owner of this reflected tree empowering digestion and IT in the body. 

you are transmigrating

iam managing the light, planets, digestion and information

Understand Purushottama, be perfect in all your actions, and be known with the Lord as intelligent

Spiritual growth is by managing digestion, memory, knowledge and forgetfullness PLUS acknowledging purushottama

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Modern hospitals - cure via drug and surgery

Descending traditional medicine dont need trials, its revealed knowledge

lead life on revealed knowledge and not on experimental knowledge

deceit danger on this plane, material plane

Never see world as free platform means to extract enjoyment

See the plane as Gods, Krishnas and use for purification


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