2451. Sun SECTION-II
Imagine a point around which there are 7X circles of
different radii. Suppose that x represents an infinite
number of sub-divisions in each of the seven layers of
each circle. Now imagine a globe having this circle as one
of its planes. Now you can visualise the meaning of the
word Sun. The centre of each space globe is called the
Sun on the cosmic level. This space globe contains an
innumerable number of stars which are arranged as the
numerical potency of 7X. Each star is a solar system. The
solar system consists of a central luminary globe and some
bodies or planets revolving around it. The central globe
is called the Sun of that planetary-level. The geometrical
centre of the planetary Sun is called the Sun of the solar-
level. For this reason, the cosmic Sun is called “the
multiple of 7” (Sapta Sapthi). Since the Sun-principle exists
on the cosmic, solar and planetary-levels, the Sun is called
“the three-fold wisdom” (Trayee Vidya).
The cosmic Sun expresses himself out, periodically
through the utterance of the sound potency “Aa”. He
assumes the form of globes, when he descends to the solar
level through the sound potency of “U”. The objective
globe of light covers him up into the planetary level
through the sound potency of “M”. These three sounds
form the components of the Word, the sacred name of
God. The first sound is Divine by nature. The second
sound is Solar and the third sound is Lunar. The first is
called “Agni” (Ignition), the second is called “Savitha”