Is space infinite?

It is beyond measurement by any means. The space between earth and our galaxy is very huge. Our galaxy amongst super clusters is very small. The space occupied by our Universe is beyond imagination. The space needed for the movement of the universe cannot be imagined. Amongst millions of universes situated, from the central way, according to the ancient vedic philosophy our universe is situated as Ten-crores, eighty lakhs, ten thousand one hundred and thirty-second. Imagine the space needed for their movements.

Cosmic way

One of the centres of creation is cosmic way. “cosmic way, which is like a straight bar of iron and throughout it are accommodated many crores of cosmos just like nuts and fruits in the branches of a glamorous fig tree from the bottom to the top. Of these several cosmoses in cosmic way. If the universes or cosmos are like nuts and fruits around a big tree. Compare the size of diameter of the tree and the diameter of small fruit. Is it possible to imagine the diameter of cosmic way and the space occupied? Further the height of the tree like cosmic way is considered infinite. How many crores of universes are accommodated around it from bottom to top is beyond imagination. Can one could imagine the space needed for the movement of all those infinite universes around one of the creation centre. Such creation centers in space are infinite. Imagine the space needed. Consider the entire Gross Cosmos and imagine the space occupied. Already discussed the relative sizes of Subtle Cosmos and Causal Cosmos. What is the space occupied by causal cosmos? Even the Causal cosmos is only one fourth of the total Primordial Nature. Space is beyond measurement by any means. Hence the atrociousness of the sheer size of space occupied by Causal Cosmos is beyond description. Compared to causal cosmos we cannot imagine the subtleness of subtle cosmos. As compared to causal cosmos our gross cosmos would look like subtlest particles like Sub quarks yet to be discovered. Ancient masters, seekers or sages with higher frontiers of knowledge could make a distinction of three levels of cosmoses.