A Deeper, Fundamental Oneness

In the quiet halls of astronomy during the 1970s, Vera Rubin made a discovery that would shake our understanding of the universe. While studying galaxies, she noticed something strange. Stars at the outer edges were spinning so fast they should have been flung into space. Yet they stayed in their orbits, held by something invisible, something we now call dark matter.

This revelation echoes what the ancient Yogis have taught for thousands of years. That what we see is only a fraction of what exists. Yogi Ramacharaka spoke of three aspects of reality: matter, energy, and mind. He taught that these aren’t separate things, but different expressions of the same ultimate truth. 

Think of it like water, ice, and steam. Same essence, different forms. The Yogis understood that matter is just condensed energy, and energy is a manifestation of universal consciousness. Everything is connected, everything is one.