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at the same time, as a nember of bigger constellations, of which it might be forming a part, cannot be said. As said by the Geographists the Earth has three movements;— one is its revolution round the sun, the second is its rotation about its own imaginary Axis, and thirdly its Vibratory effects. In addition to these, every particle of it and any thing contained here are vibrating and have many more movements. Similarly all planets have such motions. They also have mutual attraction or attractive and binding forces which keep them at practically constant distance, inspite of all their motions and movements, in the vast space.
Due to these motions and vibrations and mutual influences various known and unknown activities take place ceaselessly. Pudgalaparticles or material-molecular formations shoot out from every planet and from every thing on it and these shooting molecular formations or particles affect each other mightily. These are the prime cause of all kinds of changes all round in the universe-including our own world. These motions and vibrations keep life going on; without them every thing would disintegrate and there would be no
