The two entities of the pulmonary artery and the pulmonary veins contain respectively the destructive and the constructive (life-sustaining) forms of matter. Their controlling neural entities represent the forces of repulsion (tamas) and integration (sattva); they are viewed as wielded by Siva and Visnu respectively.
There are two paths, consequently, that one may take with respect to the bronchial conduit (representing the earth). The first path is the one starting from the level of the primary bronchus and moving down to the level of the alveoli. This path, taken by the pulmonary artery (or the deoxygenated flow contained within it), is the path that can be used to demonstrate the destruction of the world. The second path is the one taken by the life-sustaining flow contained within the pulmonary veins. It is the path that can be used to demonstrate the creation of the world. The alveoli are like the atoms or the fundamental particles. These organize or integrate themselves into the alveolar ducts and respiratory bronchioles. These fundamental units arrange themselves into the bronchioles and so on. Finally the end-product, the primary bronchus, is created. This is a generalized depiction of the stages of creation (assembly) of any material product.
Creation represented by the bronchial conduit then is viewed as being situated in the midst of the forces of repulsion and integration (represented by the arterial and venous conduits).
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