c/Veil of the Unknown

During my cardiac arrest at age twenty-seven, my heart stopped for approximately four minutes and thirty seconds. By standard clinical neuroscience, within ten to twelve seconds of circulatory arrest, cortical EEG goes flat; cerebral hypoxia renders organized mental representations impossible.

In the ancient Vedic aphorism "Nada Brahma," the cosmos is conceived not as static matter, but as vibration (Spanda). Modern cymatics—the study of visible sound on fluid and powder mediums—offers a physical demonstration of this principle.