The Unitary Singularity: From Non-Vibrational Absolute to Universal Frequency

This research paper bridges Vedic Upanishadic philosophy with mathematical logic. It introduces the concept of 'A-Spandana' (Zero Frequency) as the primordial source of existence and explores the 'Velocity of Mind' (Vm) as an instantaneous phenomenon beyond the speed of light, governed by the Universal Rule of Seven.

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2026-04-26
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.19777858
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Indian and Buddhist Studies
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The Unitary Singularity: From Non-Vibrational Absolute to Universal Frequency

Gautam Pal
Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Indian and Buddhist Studies
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The Unitary Singularity: From Non-Vibrational Absolute to Universal Frequency

Gautam Pal
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This research paper bridges Vedic Upanishadic philosophy with mathematical logic. It introduces the concept of 'A-Spandana' (Zero Frequency) as the primordial source of existence and explores the 'Velocity of Mind' (Vm) as an instantaneous phenomenon beyond the speed of light, governed by the Universal Rule of Seven.

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Indian and Buddhist Studies
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