Wednesday, September 24, 2014

ARYABHATTA-JEWEL OF INDIA

Photo: JEWELS OF BHARATAM .....SERIES [TM]

ARYABHATTA [ 2742 B.C.]  GAVE THE NOW KNOWN WORLD .....MANY MATHEMATICAL DISCOVERIES . 

Aryabhatta is the first famous mathematician and astronomer of Ancient India. In his book Aryabhatteeyam, Aryabhatta clearly provides his birth data. In the 10th stanza, he says that when 60 x 6 = 360 years elapsed in this Kali Yuga, he was 23 years old. The stanza of the sloka starts with “Shastyabdanam Shadbhiryada vyateetastra yascha yuga padah.” “Shastyabdanam Shadbhi” means 60 x 6 = 360. While printing the manuscript, the word “Shadbhi” was altered to “Shasti”, which implies 60 x 60 = 3600 years after Kali Era.  As a result of this intentional arbitrary change, Aryabhatta’s birth time was fixed as 476 A.D Since in every genuine manuscript, we find the word “Shadbhi” and not the altered “Shasti”, it is clear that Aryabhatta was 23 years old in 360 Kali Era or 2742 B.C. This implies that Aryabhatta was born in 337 Kali Era or 2765 B.C. and therefore could not have lived around 500 A.D., as manufactured by the Indologists to fit their invented framework.

Bhaskara I is the earliest known commentator of Aryabhatta’s works.  His exact time is not known except that he was in between  Aryabhatta (2765 B.C.) and Varahamihira (123 B.C.)." The implications are profound , if indeed this is the case.The zero is by then in widespread use and if he uses Classical Sanskrit then he ante dates Panini. Bhaskara mentions the names of Latadeva, Nisanku and Panduranga  Svami as disciples of Aryabhatta.ARYABHATTA [ 2742 B.C.] GAVE THE NOW KNOWN WORLD .....MANY MATHEMATICAL DISCOVERIES .

Aryabhatta is the first famous mathematician and astronomer of Ancient India. In his book Aryabhatteeyam, Aryabhat...ta clearly provides his birth data. In the 10th stanza, he says that when 60 x 6 = 360 years elapsed in this Kali Yuga, he was 23 years old. The stanza of the sloka starts with “Shastyabdanam Shadbhiryada vyateetastra yascha yuga padah.” “Shastyabdanam Shadbhi” means 60 x 6 = 360. While printing the manuscript, the word “Shadbhi” was altered to “Shasti”, which implies 60 x 60 = 3600 years after Kali Era. As a result of this intentional arbitrary change, Aryabhatta’s birth time was fixed as 476 A.D Since in every genuine manuscript, we find the word “Shadbhi” and not the altered “Shasti”, it is clear that Aryabhatta was 23 years old in 360 Kali Era or 2742 B.C. This implies that Aryabhatta was born in 337 Kali Era or 2765 B.C. and therefore could not have lived around 500 A.D., as manufactured by the Indologists to fit their invented framework.

Bhaskara I is the earliest known commentator of Aryabhatta’s works. His exact time is not known except that he was in between Aryabhatta (2765 B.C.) and Varahamihira (123 B.C.)." The implications are profound , if indeed this is the case.The zero is by then in widespread use and if he uses Classical Sanskrit then he ante dates Panini. Bhaskara mentions the names of Latadeva, Nisanku and Panduranga Svami as disciples of Aryabhatta

 

ASHOKA THE GREAT-TRUTH

Aryavart's photo.TRUTH OF EVIL EMPEROR ASHOKA - SO CALLED GREAT propogated by so called Secularist and Indian historians . He hated Hindu dharma and never followed any method ... but after conversion to Buddhism he became ...a cruel monster and killed hindus and Jainas alike.

[The Buddhists texts record the murder by so called Emperor Ashoka. There were Two Ashoka's one was king and one Emperor , here we speak of the Emperor Ashoka ]

He killed more than 100 of his half brothers to come to power and the Baudha text Divyavadan tells that Ashoka killed 12,000 Jain monks being angry by idol of Buddha touching feet of Mahavira (as his guru though the same is admitted by Bauddha texts). Mass killings of innocent peaceful monks was termed as shunning of violence by adoption of Buddhism.

Ashok after converting to Buddhism did not turn to vegetarianism. He only restricted the number of animals to be killed for the royal kitchen.
 


 

 Ashoka the 'Great'. Here is his 'Greatness':

1. In Kalinga war, he killed 60,000 NON-COMBATANTS incl. pregnant women. Took 80,000 slaves incl non-combatants .
2. In rebellion in Upper Magadha, he put all surrendered rebel villagers to death (rebel against 75% taxation!!!).
3. He usurped the throne by killing all his half brothers 100 in numbers.
4. He would order chopping off hands for women committing adultery (not men though).
5. He killed a sweeper after deep torture for 'appearing in his dreams in arrogance'.
6. When he defeated Greeks, Seleucus had 15,000 men and he had 150,000. Seleucus ran and returned with 35,000 men and took back territory. Historians say so much about his story of the first victory!!!
7. His common way of disposing off enemies was by "starvation" and "death by exhaustion".
8. In the Kherevela war, he punished 12,000 women who refused to submit to his authority .... to by "death by thirst".

TAKSHASHILA

Photo: According to a narration contained in the Mujma-t-Tawarikh (a twelfth-century Persian translation from the Arabic version of a lost Sanskrit work), thirty thousand Brahmans(educated men and women by knowledge, not by heredity) with their families and retinue had in ancient times been collected from all over India and had been settled in Sindh, under Duryodhana, the King of Hastinapur. (Ref. Al-Hind, the Making of the Indo-Islamic World by André Wink). 
Knowledge was considered too sacred, too important to be bartered recklessly for money, and hence any stipulation that fees ought to be paid was vigorously condemned. Financial support came from the society at large, as well as from rich merchants and wealthy parents. 

Takṣaśilā is reputed to derive its name from Takṣh, who was the son of Bharat (The brother of Bhagwan Shree Ram) and Mandavi. Legend has it that Takṣh ruled a kingdom called Takṣh Khand, and founded the city of Takṣaśilā. In the Great Sanatan Epic Mahābhārat, the Kuru heir Parikṣit was enthroned at Takṣaśilā. Traditionally, it is believed that the Mahabharat was first recited at Takṣaśilā by Vaishampayan, a disciple of Vyas at the behest of the seer Vyas himself, at the Sarp Satr Yajn (Snake Sacrifice) of Parikṣit's son Janamejay. 

Taxila was considered to be amongst the earliest universities in the world. Western historians with CHRISTIAN PROPAGANDA do not consider it a university in the modern sense, in that the teachers living there may not have had official membership of particular colleges, and there did not seem to have existed purpose-built lecture halls and residential quarters in Takshashila, along with university like NALANDA , SIRPUR , LALITAGIRI , UDAYAGIRI , RATANAGIRI Universities of ancient time . Takshashila had great influence on the Sanatan culture and Sanskrit language. It is perhaps best known because of its association with Chanakya, also known as Kautilya, the strategist who guided Chandragupt Maurya and assisted in the founding of the Mauryan Empire. 

GREAT TEACHERS AND STUDENTS OF TAKSHASHILA :
1. Chandragupta Maurya's advisor Kautilya (also known as Chanakya) was a teacher at Takṣaśilā.
2. Herodotus
3. Pythogoras [ PrithviGuru ]
4. Charak
5. Panini
6. Vishnu sharma (author of panchatantr)
7. Jivak (siddharth gautam buddh's physician)

The Arthashastr (Sanskrit for The knowledge of Economics) of Chanakya, is said to have been composed in Takshashila itself. The Ayurvedic healer Charak also studied at Takshashila and later started teaching there. The ancient grammarian Pāṇini, who codified the rules that would define Classical Sanskrit, has also been part of the community at Takshashila. 
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JEWELS OF BHARATAM ....SERIES[TM]According to a narration contained in the Mujma-t-Tawarikh (a twelfth-century Persian translation from the Arabic version of a lost Sanskrit work), thirty thousand Brahmans(educated men and women by knowledge, not by heredity) with their fa...milies and retinue had in ancient times been collected from all over India and had been settled in Sindh, under Duryodhana, the King of Hastinapur. (Ref. Al-Hind, the Making of the Indo-Islamic World by André Wink).
Knowledge was considered too sacred, too important to be bartered recklessly for money, and hence any stipulation that fees ought to be paid was vigorously condemned. Financial support came from the society at large, as well as from rich merchants and wealthy parents.

Takṣaśilā is reputed to derive its name from Takṣh, who was the son of Bharat (The brother of Bhagwan Shree Ram) and Mandavi. Legend has it that Takṣh ruled a kingdom called Takṣh Khand, and founded the city of Takṣaśilā. In the Great Sanatan Epic Mahābhārat, the Kuru heir Parikṣit was enthroned at Takṣaśilā. Traditionally, it is believed that the Mahabharat was first recited at Takṣaśilā by Vaishampayan, a disciple of Vyas at the behest of the seer Vyas himself, at the Sarp Satr Yajn (Snake Sacrifice) of Parikṣit's son Janamejay.

Taxila was considered to be amongst the earliest universities in the world. Western historians with CHRISTIAN PROPAGANDA do not consider it a university in the modern sense, in that the teachers living there may not have had official membership of particular colleges, and there did not seem to have existed purpose-built lecture halls and residential quarters in Takshashila, along with university like NALANDA , SIRPUR , LALITAGIRI , UDAYAGIRI , RATANAGIRI Universities of ancient time . Takshashila had great influence on the Sanatan culture and Sanskrit language. It is perhaps best known because of its association with Chanakya, also known as Kautilya, the strategist who guided Chandragupt Maurya and assisted in the founding of the Mauryan Empire.
 

 GREAT TEACHERS AND STUDENTS OF TAKSHASHILA :
1. Chandragupta Maurya's advisor Kautilya (also known as Chanakya) was a teacher at Takṣaśilā.
2. Herodotus
3. Pythogoras [ PrithviGuru ]
4. Charak
5. Panini
6. Vishnu sharma (author of panchatantr)
7. Jivak (siddharth gautam buddh's physician)

The Arthashastr (Sanskrit for The knowledge of Economics) of Chanakya, is said to have been composed in Takshashila itself. The Ayurvedic healer Charak also studied at Takshashila and later started teaching there. The ancient grammarian Pāṇini, who codified the rules that would define Classical Sanskrit, has also been part of the community at Takshashila

ARYA

आर्यों को सन्देश

आर्य! उठ फिर भाग्य की उगती उषा के रंग हैं
एक कौतुक है कि जिस से देव दानव दंग हैं II
शीश पर तेरे सजाने को सुनहरा ताज है...
हो रहे अभिषेक के तेरे सजीले साज हैं II
दिग्विजय का गीत गाने को दिशाएं हैं अधीर
कीर्ति का कालख उड़ाने को हवाएं हैं अधीर II
सभ्यता डायन बनी है, राज्य है रावण बना
क्रूर कौतुक है कि कृष्णा-कान्त दुशासन बना II
क्लीव क्यों अर्जुन! खड़ा है? घोर रणचंडी जगा
शत्रु दल के दिल हिलें, टंकार कर गांडीव का II
क्रूरता पर कंस की फिर कृष्ण बन कर वार कर
शीश रावण का उड़ा, बेड़ा सिया का पार कर II
आज क्यों लंका अधिक प्यारी सिया से है तुझे?
देखता क्या है? पवन सुत! पाप का गढ़ फूँक दे II
राम बनना है तुझे, घर से निकल वनवास ले
ले! अभी लंका विजय होती तुझे है रास ले II
है डरा जाता वृथा क्यों? सिंह के सर पर दहाड़
बाघ की मूछें पकड़, दुष्यंत सुत! हिंसक पछाड़ II
गर्ज से तेरी हृदय संसार के जाएँ दहल
प्रेम की तानें उड़ा, पाषाण तक जाएँ पिघल II
गर्ज से गंभीर सागर की उमड़ती ठाठ हो
प्रेम का फिर से झकोरों में पवन के पाठ हो II
- पंडित चमूपति

Sunday, September 14, 2014

Greetings in sanskrit

Greetings
  1. Good Morning = सुप्रभातम्
  2. Have a good day = सुदिनमस्तु
  3. How are you (masculine)? = कथमस्ति भवान् ?
  4. How are you (feminine) ? = कथमस्ति भवती ?
  5. Good evening = शुभः सायंकालः
  6. Good night = शुभरात्रिः
  7. Good bye!! or Bye ! Bye !! = शुभम्
  8. See you soon = शीघ्रम् मिलयामः
  9. Hearty wishes = हार्दिकाः शुभेच्छाः
  10. Thank you = धन्यवादाः
  11. Are you (masculine) fine ? = कुशली भवान् ?
  12. Are you (feminine) fine ? = कुशलिनी भवती ?
  13. Is everything fine ? = कुशलम् सर्वम् ?
  14. Excuse me please = क्षमस्व
  15. Yes = आम् or सत्यम्
  16. No = न or न तु
  17. Okay = सुष्ठु
  18. May you have long, healthy life = दीर्घायुरारोग्यमस्तु
  19. May success be yours = सुयशः भवतु
  20. May victory be yours = विजयः भवतु
  21. Happy Birthday = जन्मदिनशुभेच्छाः
  22. Wish you a long and happy married life = अखण्डसौभाग्यमस्तु
Formal addresses –
  1. Sir = महोदय
  2. Madam = महोदया
  3. Cordially or Affectionately = सस्नेहम्
शुभमस्तु = May everything be fine!!

CHAKRA AND KUNDALINI

Spiritual levelAwakening of the chakras
65%
Mūlādhār-chakra
70%
Swādhishṭhān-chakra
75%
Maṇipur-chakra
80%
Anāhat-chakra
85%
Vishuddha-chakra
90%
Ādnyā-chakra
95%
Sahasrār-chakra
Beyond 95%
Awakening of the Brahmarandra
Currently, especially in the spiritual healing and new age circles, we often hear people discuss theirchakras and whether some chakra is opened or closed, or indicating that the chakras need to be balanced. This is a misnomer as the chakras (as seen from the table above) do not get activated until a higher spiritual level. For the vast majority of people they are dormant. What they are in fact referring to is the active chētanā,

Saturday, September 13, 2014

New Model Of The Solar System

While the traditional orbiting model of the Solar System, or the Heliocentric Model, where our planets rotate around the sun is not wrong but it is barely complete.

It’s omitting one very important fact. The sun isn’t stationary. The sun is actually travelling at extremely fast speeds, upward of 828,000 km/hr, or 514,000 miles an hour.
Our whole Solar System is orbiting the Milky Way Galaxy. In fact it takes 220-Million Years for the Sun to orbit our Galaxy.

In fact, our planets are barreling through space with the sun, and literally creating a giant Cosmic DNA Helix, and a vortex similar to our Milky Way Galaxy.
Like this but in space, creating a never ending Sine Wave.
When we make one rotation around the sun, we have already traveled millions of miles through space, meaning these Cosmic Cycles are far grander than we might have previously imagined.




From -Creator Course