Vasudhaivakutumbakam

If nation is required to be broken or ruled, break its language, religion, culture and historical treasure. This is a very old but tested formula to rule any nation.  Remember what Henry Kissinger said at the time of the Turkish invasion in Cyprus, while addressing a group of Washington, D.C. businessmen in Sept.1974. He said: "The Greek people are anarchic and difficult to tame. For this reason we must strike deep into their cultural roots: Perhaps then we can   force them to conform. I mean, of course, to strike at their language, their religion, their cultural and historical reserves, so that we can  neutralize their ability to develop, to distinguish themselves, or to prevail. Thereby removing them as an obstacle to our strategically  vital plans in the Balkans, the Mediterranean, and the Middle East, to all this neuralgic territory of great strategic importance for us, for   the politics of the USA."  Macaulay & Max Mulle...

To understand any Vedic iconography, it requires not only detail information of the source from which iconography is just travelling, but it requires a comprehensive idea to correlate various scattered details travelled in other literatures. The Ashwa- Varaha ( Horse – Bull ) concept is one such Vedic matter, where ashwa ( horse )  is found with vrish (Vishnu) body. This symbolism is also one of such important iconographies, which has not yet been studied seriously. In the Vedic iconography tripadah; mahashringah; chatwari shringah terms appear. The tripadah refers Vishnu three heads: one bull head and two horse heads. The mahashringah is consisted of four horns; i.e, two horns over bull and each one horn on horse head. thus four horns are denoted as mahashringah. In order to understand this iconography it is required to understand the dual symbolism of the Vedic literatures.  The symbolism of dual figure on Ashwa – Varaha are important clues for understanding ...

The British judge, William Jones in 1780 tried to find the relation between Greek - Latin  and Sanskrit.  The rare silver coins of Macedonia (Catalogue The First Portion of Greek Roman and Foreign Medieval coins & Medals, Thomas - Thomas - 1843 ) was published very late after the death of William Jones. His admiration for the affinity with Greek and Sanskrit  forced him to think about the proto-Indo-European concept. Maxmuller, without verifying the data,  also forced himself to carried away with the admiration of William Jones and approved the concept of the proto-Indo-European, which later on become the adventure point of entry of Sanskrit speaking people from the Western Asia to India.  Relation of Sanskrit & Latin  Meaning:  Sanskrit   Latin: "three"       trayas     tres "seven"    sapta       septem "eight"     ashta...

The Mahabharat Shanti Parva is a summary of dharma ( law ) to be followed in various situations. What is remarkable, this chapter reveals, the Indus seals, which is the most common icon, the mythical creature known to scholars as the unicorn. Which is nothing but Krishna. Follow Twitter blog: https://twitter.com/birendrajha03 Follow Facebook blog: https://www.facebook.com/birendrak.jha.79                                                                  *************** GTM-568SPDJ

' 'Rasa' is a synonym for mercury. The ancient Indian healers, had knowledge that the mercury had an ability to both kill and cure. In the Caraka Saṃhitā, it hold an important medicinal drug, which is seen in the Mohenjodaro with frequent Rigvedic practice. See Twitter blog: https://twitter.com/birendrajha03 Facebook blog: https://www.facebook.com/birendrak.jha.79                                                            ***************** GTM-568SPDJ

The historians have no idea when the notion or practice of Yoga first appeared. The term “Yoga” is very ancient, which reference is seen in the discourse between Ashtavakra & King Janak. In the age of Mohenjodaro, the Yoga received second coronation through Krishna. Follow Twitter blog: https://twitter.com/birendrajha03 Follow Facebook blog: https://www.facebook.com/birendrak.jha.79                                                         **************** GTM-568SPDJ