Vedanta Philosophy.

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Exploring the relationship between visible phenomena and their invisible causes, this work delves into the universal law of cause and effect. It illustrates how perceptible effects, like a falling apple, stem from imperceptible forces such as gravitation. The text emphasizes that all observable objects are expressions of subtle forces acting on matter's fine particles. Through examples like the transformation of hydrogen and oxygen into water, it highlights the interconnectedness of subtle and gross forms, suggesting that changes in subtle states directly influence their visible manifestations.