History of Chemistry in Ancient and Medieval India, Incorporating the History of Hindu Chemistry by Acharya Prafulla Chandra Ray c39.s3.21

c39.s3.21

6. Now this subtile matter, this radiant matter, charged with light-and-heat-potential, and also with impact-and vibration-potential, receives an accretion of Mass again from the rudiment-matter (*bhutādi*), and by condensation and collocation evolves the *tejas bhuta*, the light-and-heat-corpuscle, which is charged with the specific energy of the colour-stimulus, i e., radiates actual heat and light in addition to manifesting the energy of impact and of vibration.