Life begins upon the union of a human egg and sperm in the ampulla of the fallopian tube as a result of sexual union of male and female person. It results in the production of a zygote cell, commonly called a fertilized egg. It initiates prenatal development.of a being. The zygote then divides and develops into a blastocyst, with an inner mass of cells and a protective outer ring. It then develops into an embryonic disc. By the end of 4 weeks the baby is developing the structures that will eventually form his face and neck. The heart and blood vessels continue to develop. And the lungs, stomach, and liver start to develop. After 8 weeks the baby is a little over half an inch in size. Eyelids and ears are forming, and you can see the tip of the nose. The arms and legs are well formed. The fingers and toes grow longer and more distinct. By the end of 9 weeks, a fully formed human being is born (Source 1 2 3) .
Underlying this development from a fertilised egg to a fully formed human body is the entity of ‘Stem Cells’. They are the building blocks of the human body. Embryonic stem cells are undifferentiated starter cells. Eventually they get matured and specialized to become any specific kind of cell in the body. In embryos these cells multiply and differentiate to become organs, bones and muscles of different parts of the body. These embryonic stem cells are also called ‘pluripotent stem cells’ as they have the ability to undergo self-renewal in an endless cycle.
The Pluripotent stem cells have the ability to undergo self-renewal to divide indefinitely, producing unaltered cell daughters maintaining the same properties of the progenitor cell. In particular conditions or under specific signals, a stem cell is able to exit from the path of self-renewal and start differentiating into specialized cell types deriving from the three germ layers of ectoderm, endoderm, and mesoderm.
What is the underlying process driving the pluripotent stem cells into specific cells of the different organs and parts of the human body which ultimately results in a fully formed body in the womb? Medical science stops at this frontier. It has no specific and convincing answer to this process.
For getting into this mystery and unraveling the secrets of Nature, we need to apply the principles of spiritual science (the subject of spiritual science will be explained separately). Every living cell has a ‘life field’ around it. Collection of living cells forms a ‘group life field’. The group life field takes shape as per the ‘template’ assigned to it as per the evolutionary forces of life. There are subunits of these templates and also collective units at higher levels. Just like the evolution at the biological level has resulted in the life form of the single cell ameba to get transformed into a human body over the aeons, these life cells have also evolved parallelly on the evolutionary pathway. Actually the spiritual life cell evolution has preceded’ the biological life cell evolution. We will get into fully understanding the principles and working of this system at a later stage. At the present level, it is enough to know that we have a template for life cells to get into a specific pattern. The embryonic stem cells follow this pattern on the physical biological level. Just like evolution at the physical biological level, these life cells and the template also gets evolved over a time.
The life cells and life template have a direct correlation with the biological rhythms. These cause the natural cycle of change in our biological functions. It is an internal biological master clock keeping other smaller clocks in sync.
Biological rhythms are the natural cycle of change in our body’s chemicals or functions. It’s like an internal master “clock” that coordinates the other clocks in our body. The “clock” is located in the brain, right above the nerves where the eyes cross. It’s made up of thousands of nerve cells that help sync your body’s functions and activities.
There are four biological rhythms:
circadian rhythms: the 24-hour cycle that includes physiological and behavioral rhythms like sleeping
diurnal rhythms: the circadian rhythm synced with day and night
ultradian rhythms: biological rhythms with a shorter period and higher frequency than circadian rhythms
infradian rhythms: biological rhythms that last more than 24 hours, such as a menstrual cycle
In Sri Anand Yoga (SAY), we understand these principles of life cells and the life template at the root of every living entity and apply the process of rejuvenating and rhythmising the same on a constant basis.
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