6 EASY JOWRNEY TO OTHER PLANETS
the worlds, is wrong in conception. This is further explained
in the Bhagwat Geeta as follows :—-

“The finest and immeasurable anti-material particle is
always indestructible, permanent and eternal. But its enca-
gemient by material particle is annihilated at a certain period.
The same principle is applicable also in the case of material
and anti-material worlds. No body should be afraid of the
anti-material particle as becoming subject to annihilation either
as particle or as the world of such particles.”

Everything that is annihilated is also created ata certain
stage. As the material body is created so also the material
world is created. And because the anti-material particle is
never annihilated so also it is never created. This is corrobora-
ted in the Bhagwat Geeta’’as follows:-

“The anti-material particle which is the vital force is never
born or created. It exists eternally. It has no date of birth
nor any period of death. Jt is neither created nor annihilated
by repeatition. It is eternally existing and as such it is the
oldest of the old and yet it is aiways fresh and new. By
annihilation of the material particles the anti-material particle
is never annihilated.”

The above principle is applicable to the anti-material world
also. When the material world is annihilated, the anti-material
world exists in all circumstances. This fact will be explained
more elaborately later on in this article. The anti-material
scientist may also know it from the Bhagwat Geeta as follows:-

“A learned fellow who knows perfectiy well that the anti-
material particle is indestructible, does not think of its being an-
nihilated by any means.”

The atomic scientist may think of annihilating the mate-
rial world by their discovery of nucleus weapons, but they are
unable to do so in the matter of anti-material world.

The anti-material particle is more clearly explained in the
following lines :—

“Tt is neither cut into pieces by any material weapon, nor
it is burnt by fire. Neither it is moistened by water nor it is
dried up or evaporated by air.”’
