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January 23, 2024

The Vedic Big Bang 2 Vol. Set A New Cosmology Scenario Revealed In The Ancient Veda Mantras Of India

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2019 | 1083 Pages | ISBN: 1999097920 | EPUB | 5 MB
Could There Be Another Rational Cosmology Theory Elsewhere In Another Civilization Before The Modern Big Bang Was Conceived By Georges-henri Lemaitre In 1927 Ce. Yes There Is. It Literally Exists Since Antiquity, In ‘Chapter-and-verse’, In The Book Of Rigveda, Encased In Eons Old Mantra Formulations Under The Heading Of Bhavavrittam Which Means "The History Of Creation Of The Universe". The Author, Dr. Shiv Raj Pal A Physicist, Named The Process The "Vedic Big Bang" Because The Universe In Vedic Cosmology Begins With An Impetuous Explosion In The Enormous Primordial Matter Ovate Termed Hiranya-aand (Brilliantly Hot Golden-Spheroid). It Is Amazing That These Two Cosmologies, Eons Apart, Are Similar In Some Aspects And Different In Others. The Uniqueness Of The Vedic Big Bang Is That A Colossal Rotating Central Bar (Pillar) Of Matter/energy Initiates The Big Bang And Sustains The Universe In Perpetual Rotation And Expansion In Which The Matter, Energy And All Physical Processes Are Real And None Hypothetical Such As The Hypothetical Cosmic Inflation And Dark Energy Of The Modern Big Bang.The Vedic Definitions Of Time, Space And Nature (Matter, Energy) Are Superior And Detailed. The Vedic Cosmology Scenario Is Followed By The Vedic Theory Of The Formation Of The Solar System Revealing Intriguing Features Of The Planets. The Book Takes The Reader To India’s Historical Period Anterior To 5,000 Years When The Rich Vedic Literature Was Developed. Mind-boggling Deductions From The Mantras Indicate An Incredibly Elevated Thought-system Prevailing In The Vedas. Prepare For An Illuminating Voyage To The Beginning Of The Cosmos.Table of Contents:-The Vedic Big Bang: Volume 1Chapter 1. Introduction to the Vedic Big BangConcept of Nature, Time, Space and Big Bang Are AncientTime-Entity in Vedic LiteratureSpace-Entity in Vedic LiteratureRotating and Expanding Universe – an Ancient Vedic ThoughtThe Vedic Earth – A Sphere, in Motion, Not the Center of the UniverseEarth’s Gravitation – A Vedic ConceptHawking’s Story of the Elderly Lady and Her Earth – Tortoise Theory – How Myths Get Created!Hawking and the Universe Out of Nothing – Contradicts the Saankhya PhilosophyHawking, Grand Design and the Veda MantraThe Karma PrincipleChapter 2. Present Understanding of the Universe – A Critical Scrutiny of the Contemporary Big Bang HypothesisDevelopments in Contemporary CosmologyClockwork Universe Theory of NewtonNewton’s Law of Universal Gravitation:Immeasurability of an EntityFast Particles – Photon and the Munn (Mind-Entity)The Five Principles of Modern CosmologyThe Contemporary Big Bang HypothesisThe Vedic Perspective on Force TransferDark Matter and Dark Matter MysteryDark Energy/Vacuum EnergyA Vedic Perspective – No Dark Energy NeededDeficiencies in Big Bang HypothesisDark Matter/Dark Energy Problem(2).Matter Speeds in Cosmic Inflation and Quark Lepton Eras – A PuzzleOther Modern Cosmology TheoriesAuthor’s Queries and Deductions From Modern CosmologyChapter 3. The Historicity of Vedic References the References on Cosmology Precede5,000 YearsProof of the Vedic Reference HypothesisGenealogy of Aryan Kings in the Lunar Dynasty: Pre-Yudhishthir EraTime-Milestone at February 18, 3102 BCEKali-Yuga onset and the Planetary ConjunctionHistory-Keeping in Aryan CalendarsChristian Calendar DiscrepancyDefunct Aryan Hypothesis (Ah) and Aryan Invasion Theory (AIT)India – The Aryavart According to King ManuThe Scientific Proof of Extinct Legendary River SarasvatiVedic Civilization at the Shores of River SarasvatiA Remarkable Discovery From ManusmritiThe Blackbuck of AryavartAstronomy and Age of the VedasHistorical Records and Validation of Timeline-A(1). 300-400 Bce: Megasthenes on Krishn, Validation of Time-Milestone-4 on Timeline-A(2). The Case of Rajtarangini – a Book of Ancient History(3). Ancient History From the Book of Satyarth Prakash(4). Aadi Shankaracharya at Milestone-6 on Timeline-ACalendar Relationship in Sharda Matha DataGenetic Research Under National Genome ProjectsChapter 4. A Brief Review of Ancient Vedic Literature – the Source of References on CosmologyThe VedasSanskrit: A Language With the Scientific StructureThe Branches of Vedic LiteratureOral and Writing Traditions of the AryansRecord-Keeping and History Writing in Ancient IndiaVedic Principle for the Age of the VedasMax Muller Et Al Credited and DiscreditedChapter 5. The Primary Vedic Entities in the Creation of the UniverseVedic Terms in CosmologyThe Five Eternal Entities of Vedic Creation(1). The Creator-Entity (Purush-Tatva)(2). The Nature-Entity (Prakriti-Tatva)Aapah The Viscosity of Space(3). The Soul-Entity (Atm-Tatva)(4). Time-Entity (Kaalah-Tatva)Measure of Time-Entity: Large Time Scale of the AryansManvantar Period and the Big FloodTime-Keeping by the AryansThe Mind-Boggling Case Of Nimesh (निमेष): The unit of time(5). The Space-Entity (Aakaash-Tatva)Antariksh – The Vedic Space Is CurvedThe Case of Vedic Usha: the Morning TwilightThe Mind-Boggling Case of Space-Time Relationship: The Speed of Light in the Vedic LiteratureIndexReferences/CitationsLimited List of Vedic Terms Often Cited in the BookAbout the BookAbout the AuthorThe Vedic Big Bang: Volume 2Chapter 6. The Vedic Cosmology PrincipleVedic Cosmogony: The Bhavavrittam Sukta of RigvedaThe Vedic Cosmology Principle – Asata to Sata State of MatterCreator Energy Field: The Supreme ConsciousnessThe Vedic Concept of Devas – The Energy FieldsCommentary on the Bhavavrittam (Creation) Suktas of RigVedaManusmriti and Vedic Cosmology PrincipleChapter 7. The Energy Forms in the Vedic Big Bang ScenarioTuchchhaya (Diminutive) Versus Colossal Space-EntityHidden Dynamics in the Compact Hydrogen UniverseVedic Creation Begins at True Absolute Zero TemperatureHiggs Particle or God’s Particle and the Vedic PerspectiveIndra-devata – The ElectricityChapter 8. First Action of Aditi (Nature) – the Creation of the Eight Progeny of AditiCosmic Dance of Aditi (Nature)Maartaand (Primordial Brilliant-Ovate) Prepares for the Vedic Big BangThe Seven Primary Vedic DevasMatter Distribution Between The Devas And the Observable UniverseChapter 9. Heat Energy Eh and Rotational Energy Er are the Fundamental Tools of CreationRotational Energy Er Creates a Rotating UniverseConcept of Dark Energy Hypothetical and UnnecessarySkambha The Pillar of EnergyExpanding Universe – A Vedic Discovery Eons AgoThe "Vedic Cart-Wheel Universe" Favours the Five Contemporary Cosmology PrinciplesExpansion of the Universe: Big Bang Hypothesis Versus Vedic Big Bang ScenarioShape of the Universe in Vedic LiteratureConsequences of the Rotation of the Universe Around an Axis(1).Dark Halo Surrounding the Galaxies(2).Dark Matter Mystery(3).Furrows in the Aapah Field- the Mirage of the Cosmos(4). Curved Space Near Massive Bodies Has a Different MeaningChapter 10. The Vedic Pralaya (Dissolution) is the Big CrunchChapter 11. Functioning Vedic Universe -Birth of the Solar System and the Ancient Observations of the Sun and the PlanetsVedic Nakshatras: The ConstellationsFormation of the Solar SystemVedic Distinction between the Sun and the PlanetsSoorya: The SunEtymology of the Vedic Names of the SunAapah the Fuel of the SunMercury: The Planet BudhaVenus: the planet Ven (Shukra)Prithvi : The Planet EarthSynonyms of Prithvi (Earth)The Earth in the Vedas Is Not the Centre of the UniverseThe Earth According to the Vedas Has Grown BiggerThree Motions of the EarthEarth’s Gravitation: Veda and Vaisheshik DarshanVedic Origin of the MoonA Mind-Boggling Vedic Deduction About the Lunar SurfaceMars: The Planet MangalJupiter: The Planet BrihaspatiHow Was Jupiter Named Brihaspati (Biggest in Planets)?Jupiter the Dyu-Pitar of Vedic LiteratureSaturn: The Planet Shanaishchara (Slow-Moving)Comet: The DhoomketuReferencesLimited List of Vedic Terms Often Cited in the BookAbout the Book

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July 19, 2023

Hindu Gods & Goddesses Understanding Vedic Hindu Divinities

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2012 | 256 Pages | ISBN: 8184953666 | PDF | 3 MB
Understanding Vedic Hindu Divinities, understanding the assorted divinities or gods and goddesses of the Vedic or Hindu pantheon is not so difficult when it is presented simply and effectively and that is what you will find in this book. This will open you to many of the possibilities and potentials of the Vedic tradition and show how it has been able to cater and fulfils the spiritual needs and development of so many people since time immemorial. This book explains the nature of the Vedic divinities, their purposes and powers and the ways they influence and affect the natural energies of the universe. It also shows how they can assist us and that blessings from them can help our own spiritual and material development and potentialities, depending on what we need. The divinities include Lord Krishna, Vishnu, their main avatars and expansions, along with Brahma, Shiva, Ganesh, Murugan, Surya, Hanuman, as well as the goddesses including Radha, Durga, Saraswati, Lakshmi. We find explanations of their names, attributes, dress, weapons, instruments, the meaning of the Shiva lingam and some of the legends and stories connected with them.Table of Contents:-ContentsIntroduction1. Why So Many Gods?2. Sri Krishna3. The Avatars of Lord Krishna4. Lord Vishnu5. Lord Brahma6. The Identity of Lord Shiva and Goddess Durga7. The Goddesses8. Ganesh and Murugan9. The Remaining DemigodsConclusionAppendix One: Sri Chaitanya Mahaprabhu the Most Recent AvatarAppendix Two: The Significance of Deities and Deity WorshipAppendix Three: Deity Worship from Thousands of Years AgoReferencesGlossary

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July 12, 2023

Vedic Mathematics

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Published 7/2023
Created by SM School New Age Learning
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280×720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz, 2 Ch
Genre: eLearning | Language: English | Duration: 5 Lectures ( 1h 14m ) | Size: 268 MB

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