Brain model seminar Dec 20, 9 AM our time, 7:30 PM India time

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Dear friends,

Greetings. 

We had our first snowfall of the season last Tuesday.  I will be visiting India

in January third week and stay till the end of March.  I will try to visit scholars

to learn about vedic recitation.  Our veda reading here is interrupted through

a medical situation in my friend's family.  We have completed the fifth Mandala.

We plan to continue in Jan.

I want to share my algorithm for concept formation and speech.  I have been

speaking to different scholars to create clarity in my thinking.  I have a three

layer neurological model.  The primary layer is our capacity of comprehension.

This is the layer of cosmological बुद्धि that constitutes the human brain.  

It is derived from nature and is labelled as सत्.  Comprehension is maintained

by a set of primary proteins. This layer has no motion, no expression.  It is 

governed by prepositions  उपसर्ग that connect the concepts.  उपसर्ग s are 

built-in neural structures, twenty are recorded by Panini.  They are computational

in protein chemistry.  The next  layer is the literature layer created from the 

tags of the primary layer.  The tags are inbuilt through the airflow in the body.  

These tags are neurological, a subset is recorded as Paninian syllables. We 

compute these, many tags are unable to be acoustically expressed.  They 

are expressed through the muscles, eyes or blood flow.  The origin of a tag is 

through action, a धातु in Paninian terminology.  धातु s are equilibrium modes

of brain oscillations, which is a new finding in neuroscience.  We would need

substantial help in धातु classification in a cosmological sense.  This layer 

operates through imagination  कल्प, a faculty of the brain.  कल्प uses the 

original brain concepts but manipulates the action arbitrarily to create an 

imaginary literary universe.  It uses grammar derived from the observed variation 

of concepts manifested through action धातु. धातु s are finite quantized registers 

determined by the oscillations which appear through multiple frequencies

and different rates of synchrony.

The third layer is the local layer of operational speech.  This uses the brain

faculty of imitation, obtained through evolution.  Here the concepts can be

artificial and the grammar totally local.  I have not identified the proteins yet,

but they appear to be short-lived and unstable.  I am working on the third layer

now.

I will explain the model in a seminar on Dec 20.  I am giving the announcement

below.  You would appreciate the science though it might appear involved.  It is

multi-layered with a lot of complex processes underneath.  We build through the 

available data points from the Vedas (steady syllable sounds, a physical constant 

in the body) and adding from Paninian grammar (modeled on the basis of empirical 

speech).  I convert the observations to neurology to find a closure in the brain. 

While I invite all, I request registration via an email to idcin...@gmail.com 

Let me express my gratitude to many here who have helped me to probe

literature through fifteen years of my association with the BVP.

Prof Subramanyam Korada, Prof Ashok Aklujkar, and Dr BVK Shastry have been 

particularly helpful in the construction of the model.

Best regards,

Bijoy Misra