Brahmaloka

UNIVERSE

It happened one day that Sir Isaac Newton discussed the topic of creation of the world with his friend.
His friend was obstinate atheist resolutely denying the idea that universe could be created by some intelligent being who remains outside of it.
'We live in the age of enlightenment my dear Isaac and our science tells us with ultimate exactitude how things in this world are. We don't need anymore those tall stories invented by primitive people, who didn’t know how to explain some natural phenomenons.'
'Yes, certainly' Newton answered 'the science with the help of its own logic gradually dispels that darkness which all humanity was drowning in for centuries.'
Then he remained silent for a while. It seemed that his own words made him think and judge again their meaning.

'I would like to show you something' says Newton after a while and hastens his friend to follow him to his workshop.
On the table in the workshop stays some strange and impressively complicated mechanism.
'It is model of the Solar system' Newton explains.
His fried is observing the apparatus while nodding his head with appreciation.
'That's not all yet.' says Newton and pushes little lever in lower part of the machine. After that whole mechanism starts to move and his friend is completely amazed.
Whole upper part made of brass circles and spheres of various diameters starts to dance in sequence of apparently well-considered and carefully planned movements.
'My dear Isaac, I can't find the proper words to express my admiration. This model is not just creation of a perfect scientist and technicist but also piece of an artist wit sense for detail.'
Newton replies with a smile:
'Although I like your compliment I must admit right away that this model didn’t come into being by my endeavor.'
'No? But who then created this wonder? Please reveal who is the genial creator.'
'Well... nobody.'
'What do you mean - nobody? Someone must make it.'
'I will explain it. It happened couple days ago. I was sitting in my workshop and meditating on brilliant accomplishments of modern science. Suddenly a blow sounded...then flash and little smoke and on the table which was empty before the model appeared at once.'
With a grave expression Newton is watching his friend who apparently doesn’t know what to think.
'If I didn’t know you for long time, Isaac, then I would say it it's just some silly joke. Both of us know that such a thing is impossible. Things cannot just appear or disappear. Such snake stories about hex and magics belong to the past. Science determines exactly what is and what is not possible.'
'Yes' says Newton 'and just those incontrovertible proofs of experimental science combined with mathematically precise logic of its arguments puzzle me much more than that small miracle which occurred in my workshop. I perceive quite clearly a distinct contradiction, which fills my mind with all sorts of doubts. Although the science declares that whole universe with all its ingenious complexity and detailed preciseness came into being practically out of nothing and without intervention of any external power, yet in the same time it claims that it is absolutely impossible for a small and infinitely simpler model of mere single part of the universe to spring into existence in the same way.'

Acording to Vedic scriptures the Brahmaloka is the highest place of our universe.

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