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The sounds of Veda, the dynamic structure and flow of Natural Law, unfold in sequence. Veda emerges from the pure silence of Atma in a precise, sequential flow of sound and silence—the Vedic Sounds and the gaps between them. As Veda spontaneously unfolds, every stage contains the totality of Natural Law. This means that as each elaborated expression emerges, it embodies the total value of Veda—each progressive unit of sound contains the totality of Natural Law in a progressively more elaborated form.
This progression of sounds and the gaps between them is a perfectly integrated structure of Natural Law, with each sequentially larger unit expressing the same totality of Natural Law in a more expanded version. Maharishi calls this the Apaurusheya ('uncreated') Bhashya ('commentary') because it is the commentary of Veda upon itself. This is not a commentary created by human intellect, but is the eternal flow of Veda, in which every sound, every expression, is an elaboration upon what has preceded.
Below we have a figure illustrating Maharishi's Apaurusheya Bhashya. We will be explaining it bit by bit.