Category: History

  • Dr. Vikram Sarabhai first interaction with Dr. Abdul Kalam Sir.

    One day, a gentleman wearing a dhoti and a shawl was reciting the Bhagwat Gita in while sitting on the sea shore of Chennai.

    At that time a boy came there and said to him :

    “Do you still read such a book today in this age of science ?

    Look, at this moment we have reached the moon.
    And ,But, you are stuck in this Gita, and Ramayana.”

    The gentleman asked the boy : “What do you know about the Gita ?”

    The boy did not answer the question and said excitedly :

    “What will happen after reading all that.
    You know,, I am a student of Vikram Sarabhai Research Institute, and I am a scientist.
    This Gita lesson is useless.”

    The gentleman laughed when he heard the boy’s words.

    Just then two huge cars came and stopped there. Some black commandos came down from one car and a soldier from the other car.

    The man dressed as a soldier opened the back door of the car, knocked a salute and stood by the car door.

    The gentleman who was reciting the Gita,
    got into the car at a slow pace and sat up.

    The boy was shocked to see all this.
    He thought the man must be renowned person.
    Unable to find anyone, to ask…
    Then. the boy ran up to him and asked,
    “Sir, Sir, who are you ?”

    The gentleman said in a very calm voice :

    “I am Vikram Sarabhai.”

    😳 The boy seemed to play a 440 volt shock.

    Do you know who this boy was ?

    Dr. Abdul Kalam.

    After that Dr. Kalam read Bhagwat Gita. Read Ramayana, Mahabharata and other books.

    And as a result of reading this Gita,
    Dr. Kalam promised not to eat meat for the rest of his life. He wrote in his autobiography, Gita A science. The Gita, the Ramayana, the Mahabharata are a great proud pursuit of the Indians’ own cultural heritage.

    How many us do Read Bhagvad Gita or Ramayan or Mahabharat? IF we ask this simple question honestly to ourselves, we will get answer to most of the doubts we have or what we see in our society. I am myself a victim of such thoughts in my youth and used to laugh out at my mother when she used to narate her readings of Bhagvad Gita or Ramayan or Mahabharat. But not anymore…

  • Prodigious Science behind seeing our palms or rubbing it on our face first thing in the Morning

    Eyes Closed Kid

    Morning Prayer:
    Karaagre Vasate Lakshmi.
    Karamadhye Sarasvati.
    Karamuule Tu Govindah.
    Prabhaate Karadarshanam.

    Lets now Break it down – The above is an act belongs to seeing visions.

    We have slept for long hours…and our mind was off…hence low pranic activity…saving is earning.

    Eyes are big ways to lose our pranic and mental energy…hence upon opening eyes…energy should reflect back to us…they used to rub hands and look into it.

    Then you must align your visions…tonthe following
    Kargare vasathe Lakshmi ( crimson red /pink )
    Karamadhye saraswthi ( white color )
    Karamulethu govindam ( anand blue)
    Prabhathe karadarshanm

    These colors has it’s influence over your life…..

    So ancient people knew lot about visions
    -> Energy
    -> Touch
    -> Feel
    -> Divinity

    We lost the meaning when invaded and our forefathers lost the technology and started interpreting causally.

    No Harm Giving it a try though

  • Sanatana Dharma – AKA – Ancient INDIAN SCIENCE

    Sanatana Dharma – AKA – Ancient INDIAN SCIENCE

    Sonal – @Dharma_Yoddhaa

    In ancient times, our ancestors wore wooden khadau (sandal) in the feet.

    The thought of our ancestors was completely scientific even after wearing wooden stands on the feet.

    The theory of gravity which scientists later proposed was understood long before by our sages.

    According to that theory, The absorption of electric waves of body is to low potential of Earth not due to gravity. which is prevented by wood.

    If this process continues , then the biological force of the body decreases.

    In order to save this biological power, our ancestors started the practice of wearing the Khadau in the feet so that the electrical waves of the body could not be in contact with the Earth and get absorbed.

    On the basis of this principle, the khadau was worn.

    At that time leather shoe was not acceptable to a large section of the society due to many religious, social reasons and the use of cloth shoes was not successful everywhere.

    Whereas people of any religion and society did not have objection to wearing wooden Khadau, hence it came into vogue. Later, this Khadau became associated with the and sages. Pata, another simplified form of Khadou’s theory, has become a part of our lives.

    Dining tables have found a place in our Indian society much later. Earlier, food was taken on wooden patas and sitting on wooden patas.

    Most chemical reactions occur in our body while eating. In this situation, the best way to conserve physical energy is to eat on wooden Patas.

  • Facts that are not taught in schools.

    Facts that are not taught in schools.

    The below list is just the tip of an iceberg. I take pride in sharing & educating the world what our ancestors did. Yet our ancestors bowed down to the world with their Humble “Namaste”

    1 -> Father of Astronomy: Aryabhatta ; work – Aryabhattiyam
    2 -> Father of Astrology: Varahamihira , works; Panchasiddhantika, Bruhat Hora Shastra
    3 -> Fathers of Surgery : Charaka and Sushruta , works : Samhitas
    4 -> Father of Yoga & Anatomy: Patanjali , work: Yogasutra

    Chanakya

    5 -> Father of Economics : Chanakya , work: Arthashshtra

    6 -> Father of Atomic theory : Rishi Kanada , Work : Kanada sutras
    7 -> Father of Architecture : Vishwakarma
    8 -> Father of Aero Dynamics: Mayasura , work : Vastu Darpana
    9 -> Father of Medicine: Dhanvanthri , first propounded Ayurveda
    10 -> Father of Grammar: Panini , work: Vyakarana Deepika
    11 -> Father of Natyashastra : Bharatamuni , work : Natyashastra
    12 -> Father of Kavya (literature) : Krishna Dwaipayana (VedaVyasa) works ; Mahabharata , Ashtaadasha Puranas

    Father of Ganita: Bhaskara II


    13 -> Father of Playwriting : Kalidasa , works : Meghadhootam , Raghuvamsham , Kumara Sambhava etc etc
    14 -> Father of Ganita: Bhaskara II , works : Lilavati

    Parashurama

    15 -> Father of Warfare and Weaponry: Parashurama, works: Kalaripayatu, Sulba Sutras
    16 -> Father of story writing: Vishnu Sharma, works: Panchatantra
    17 -> Father of Politics: Chanakya, works: Arthashashtra, Nitishashtra
    18 -> Father of Sexual Anatomy: Vatsyana, work: Kamasutra
    19 -> Father of Philosophy: Sri Krishna, work: Sribhagavadgeete
    20 -> Father of Advaitha: Shankara, works: commentaries (Bhashyas), panchadasi, vivekachudamani,
    21 -> Father of Alchemy: Nagarjuna, work: Pragnaparamita Sutras

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