"Y"-Shiva vs "V"(U)-Vishnu

"yac capi
sarva-bhutanam
bijam tad aham
na tad asti vina yat syan
maya bhutam caracaram"

"I am the generating seed of all existences.
There is no being--moving or unmoving--that can exist without Me."

Bhagavad Gita
Chapter 10. The Opulence of the Absolute
TEXT 39

Is Material Man("Y"-chromosome principle) of "Mars-Saturn" eligible to be sexism chauvinist ? No- that's why Vishnu is greater than Shiva in potency. "V" is greater than "Y".
The potency of Vishu(V) has been deducted in consequence to potency of Shiva(Y)and Maya(X - 2 adjacent 'V's).
Brahma is between Vishnu and Shiva in the beginning and Shiva and Maya in the end.
Each consecutive lesser potency appears to be 'feminine' in accordance to the latter 'masculine'. When cycle closes- the last female potency is the roughest and appers 'masculine' to the initial most subtle masculine potency. The former potency is the masculine but the most subtle. For instance Brahma is Female in comparison to Vishnu, but Male in comparison to Shiva.
Brahma is 'feminine' in comparison to Vishnu, but- 'masculine' in comparison to Shiva. Shiva is 'feminine' in comparison to Brahma, but - Male in comparison to Maya. The rough Maya-'Kali' is Female to Shiva, but...appears to be masculine in comparison to Vishnu!!!
The more changes of the polarity('F-M', 'Y-X', '1-0') cycles the matter -the more rough and tough status it is.

In the material world all is relative, dual and polar- placed in cycles.

"Al Kali" "Y"(S)-the base of matter,
Acid(Kali)- the end of matter. "X"("T")























The descendance of God from His Transcedence into matter is known as 'emanation'(expansion). As a rule- each consecutive emanation has less potency, but there are certain exceptions. This is also known as 'devolution'(descendance of the demigods-the devas)
Vishnu is the archetype of Pisces with motto :"I believe"(the ideal variable is to believe in the faith, according to His guna-"SAT"(Truth/Knowledge)
Brahma is the archetype of Aquarius with motto:"I know"
Shiva is the archetype of Capricorn with motto: I practice"

The idea for the soul when descending down from the Spiritual world is to stick to the pervious state in order not to lose 'beacon' of its initial spiritual state in order to get back again. For instance: If you happen to fall down from Pisces to Aquarius(Vishnu to Brahma)your knowledge must not be speculative in mind, but- in accordance with the belief-system. If you happen to fall down from Aquarius to Capricorn you must not be a pragmatic materialist, but to stick to the knowledge of theory, which in turn is not 'dry' itself, but 'wet'- from the belief-system. Also- the process of implementing spiritual knowledge('wet theory') into right practice of Capricorn comes through this disciplical succession. Otherwise the practice is 'left'(abandoned)...

THE 'Y' CHROMOSOME

All human cells, other than mature red blood cells, possess a nucleus which contains the genetic material (DNA-Spiral, resembles Spine, resembles Serpent or Snake) arranged into 46 chromosomes, themselves grouped into 23 pairs In 22 pairs, both members are essentially identical, one deriving from the individual's mother, the other from the father; such pairs are known as autosomes. The 23rd pair is different: while in females this pair has two like chromosomes called "X," in males it comprises one "X" and one "Y," two very dissimilar chromosomes. It is these chromosome differences which determine sex. During the production of sperm and eggs (gametes), the paired chromosomes separate so that each gamete ends up with only one member of each chromosome pair. However, before separation occurs, the paired autosomes swap pieces of their DNA with each other. In women, this exchange process also takes place between the two X chromosomes but, in men, unmatched X and Y chromosomes do not exchange DNA except at the ends of the two chromosomes; these are called the pseudoautosomal regions.



All eggs contain an X chromosome while sperm are of two types: those containing an X chromosome and those containing a Y. Fertilization restores the chromosomes to their normal paired condition. Thus, a Y sperm fertilizing the X egg (remember: all eggs carry only X because females have no Y chromosome) produces an XY zygote (cell produced by union of two gametes) which develops as male; fertilization by an X sperm gives rise to a female XX zygote. Since every male must possess a Y chromosome which can be inherited only from his father, a man's Y chromosome represents a unique record of his paternal inheritance.

There is another form of DNA which follows the female line of inheritance. Outside the nucleus, DNA contained in the energy-producing mitochondria is inherited only through the female line (the sperm's mitochondria are discarded in fertilization), providing its own unique record of female inheritance.


The chromosomes are mainly composed of DNA, that remarkable substance which constitutes "the book of life," the genetic instruction manual written in a four letter alphabet: A (adenine), T (thymine), C (cytosine) and G (guanine). It is these letters we must read to uncover the history recorded in the 60 million letters of the Y chromosome. In the copying of DNA from one generation to the next, mistakes, though rare, are sometimes made. Since the Y chromosome, unlike the autosomes in the other 22 pairs, does not exchange letters with a partner (except for the comparatively small pseudoautosomal regions), those mistakes are the only changes which are passed on to the next generation.























4 (X) is the number of Brahma, which is first potential of Vishnu for the material world. 4 is the number of Primary Creation. FeMale is born with 400,000 egg cells that all have the potential to be fertilized. Only about 480 of these eggs will be released during the years of reproduction. Each month, a woman loses one egg since only one egg is only released per cycle.



3 (Y) is the number of Shiva, the Secondary Creation and first Destruction in the material world. Male produces about 300,000,000 to 400,000,000 sperm cells are contained in an average ejaculation.