How much ever high you may go by an airplane, the blue limit of the sky is always receding behind, keeping us ever in hot chase. The example that Sri Adi Sankaracharya gives for this Adhyasa is ascribing blue colour and a dome-shaped roundness for the sky. This is Adhyasa or superimposition of an idea over another object. The truth is the base substance, which is clay or turmeric. We will either make a Ganesha out of clay or turmeric powder mixed with water. For instance, soon Vinayaka Chaturthi celebrations will come. However, the same thing, when done purposefully, is called Upasana. When it is done without any thought, in ignorance of the reality and in haste, it is called Adhyasa. This word is called Adhyasa or superimposition. We also say, “I talk, walk and hold things with my hands.” The reality is: the legs are walking, the mouth is talking and the things are being held by the hands. Yet we use the wrong language to convey a different meaning. “I taste this sweet and it is yummy.” “I am feeling the compassion in your argument.” “I am smelling the fragrance of jasmine.” For all these activities, the I is just the witness. This is the very reason why we say many things which are in fact not the reality: “I am tall and thin,” “I am short and fat,” “My weight has trimmed down by 20 kgs.” We also say, “I see very clearly,” “I am unable to hear what you say.” In such superimposition, he, as all of us do, begins to firmly believe that he is the body, he is all the sense organs the different qualities and all actions belong to him. This new analysis places a different interpretation on the implant studies.However, the individual who is identified with the body, mind and intellect, called the Jeeva, entertains a wrong superimposition due to ignorance of the real nature of the self. Objective evidence is shown that seems to indicate that the implant changes may have been counted and then counted again. Examples are shown to illustrate the 'give and take' between vertical and horizontal growth, and its effect on the facial complex. The mandibular plane changes its inclination as the relation of vertical to horizontal growth changes. The lower border of the mandible is a part of the big picture all through the growing period, always containing the implant changes. The gonion angle grows approximately parallel to the mandibular plane. The implant changes are contained within the sella-nasion superimposition and are a part of it. We have shown that changes resulting from superimposing on implants are a part of the sella-nasion superimposition. This report indicates that this is not true and that superimposition on the lower border of the mandible is valid. It has allegedly been responsible for causing chaos and confusion in the literature. Superimposition on the lower border of the mandible has been severely criticized.

Super imposition