Mathematics, assumption and the fixed breaths
Hindi lead-in: after death the departed goes at peace; the yamduts appear to those left behind — so what is there to fear of fear? When mathematics is right, everything is right — maths is a complete science. But it all begins from a pure assumption — the point has no dimension; the proof of the pure assumption is also nothing. If you assume in the right direction with a proper mind, you reach a conclusion — that is…
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Public transcript draft with personal exchanges omitted. Unclear words and provisional speaker labels remain. Source timestamps are available in the download.
Mathematics, assumption and the fixed breaths
अच्छा बरने के बाद अपड़ा जाता है तो मज़े लगता है — मरने बादा तो मरी गया, जो बैठ के सुनना है उनके लिए है वो, जिससे वो [शांत] रहें। वो यमदूत आए भी लगते हैं।
…after death the departed has departed; what remains is for those who sit and listen, that he may depart at peace. The yamduts appear to them too.
तो डरना चाहिए, डरना से क्या डरना है।
So one should fear — what is there to fear of fear.
…[unclear exchange]
A: Let's assume.
Q: Assume to do something. …A: When mathematics is right, everything is right. Maths is a complete science.
Q: Let's assume to me — it's a glaring example. And I studied art — mathematics I never studied at all, nothing. Now this has come in my time.
A: It is just an assumption. It is pure assumption created there. …It is not… assumption where he starts. Okay, point. Assumption.
A: If you are [in the] right direction, proper assumption, conclusion — this theory is… and it is working.
A: I can't see the brain, math, and I can't assume. Maths' language. …So intuition…
A: I think you have made a visible point — it is just an adjustment. Basis is next place.
…[unclear exchange; numbers]
A: I have a lot of people who have a fixed number. …Q: Same? …A: Same.
A: The breathing is the same. The number is the same. So, the number is the same.
…[unclear; closing of the discussion]