Turning the wheel of time…
Turning the wheel of time…
Below the truṭi there is no further division of time — only the atoms of matter: the trasareṇu, the aṇu and the paramāṇu.
The smallest measure of time — the span in which light crosses three specks of dust seen in a sunbeam. Below it lie only the atoms of matter: the trasareṇu, the aṇu and the paramāṇu.
About two thousand truṭis pass in a single second — and a thousand of these tiny instants still nest inside one blink of the eye.
Truṭi in the Vedic reckoning of time (Śrīmad Bhāgavatam). It spans ≈ 0.47 milliseconds. The smallest measure of time — the span in which light crosses three specks of dust seen in a sunbeam. Below it lie only the atoms of matter: the trasareṇu, the aṇu and the paramāṇu. About two thousand truṭis pass in a single second — and a thousand of these tiny instants still nest inside one blink of the eye.