radioactiviteit (iii)

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If the power of an atomic bomb...

which is comparatively not a very great power...

can cause such great harm to life on earth... 

then you can imagine the power of the sun. 

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It is as if millions of atom bombs... 

are bursting on it. 
Simultaneously. 

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In Hiroshima and Nagasaki... 

one atom bomb killed... 

one hundred and twenty thousand human beings.

In comparison... 

can you imagine how much radioactivity exists on the sun?

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The sun has been heating the earth for four billion years... 

and scientists say that there is no possibility of its beginning to grow cool for millions of years. Each day it gives out tremendous heat to the earth, and that too from a distance of almost one hundred million miles. 

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Whatever happened in Hiroshima... 

could have an effect only up to a radius of ten miles. 

Whereas the sun has been giving us heat 
from a distance of one hundred million miles and for so long. 

Still it is not exhausted. 

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-ii-

But compared with óther suns in the universe... 

our sun is just a tiny star. 

The stars that we see in the sky are much bigger than our sun. 

And éach one of them has its own individual radiation... 

which is flowing towards us.

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-iii-

One great scientist, Michel Gauquelin... 

has been carrying out research on the forces in the universe.

He tells us, that we are not able to understand even one percent 
of the things that are caused by the forces coming within our experience. 

Since we have begun to send space satellites beyond the earth, so much information has been transmitted to us, that we have neither the words to describe it, nor are we able to develop the science to decipher the transmitted information. 

We never imagined that SO MUCH energy... 

and SO MANY forces... 

might be operating... 

all around us.

~osho~

hidden mysteries

(1971) - ch.6