HISTORY BEYOND TIMES!
Since times immemorial, people have tried to address the
missing link between modern technology and ancient mysticism. But rarely has
anyone been able to explain the advanced concepts of engineering, astronomy,
algebra, arithmetic, medicine, genetic technology and other scientific
inventions mentioned in Sanskrit literature.
On December 17, 1903 the Wright brothers showed the world man
can fly and the world was astound. But what about the description of flying
machines called ‘vimanas’ mentioned in the Indian vedic literature. According to a book written by sage Bhardwaj,
titled “vimana prakaran” and translated in English by GS Josyer , says that , ancient
Hindus could navigate the air and not just navigate it but even fight battles.
Now to be that perfect in the science of aeronautics, they must have
undoubtedly known of all nitty gritties related to this technology including
high end and rigid concepts like that of relative temperature, humidity,
specific gravity of gases, also electricity, magnetism, heat etc. India has had
a treasure trove of high-tech warfare technology that even the mighty west does
not possess till date .In our epics like Mahabharata there is mention of Agni
baans (fire arrows), which can be compared to the missiles we boastfully talk
of today. We also have mention of the Brahmastra which is analogous to the
modern day nuclear missiles that only a few countries like USA, China, France
etc possess. It is shocking to observe how even today, not all counties have
been able to know the secret of nuclear technology when we had it millions of
years ago.
The cloning of the first sheep in the world created a wave
among science experts worldwide, causing them to think that this was a
revolutionary advancement in their field. But cloning and test tube babies was
something known to us since ages. Gandhari, in the Mahabharata aborted her baby
and sage Vyasa took the flesh of the baby to put it in 101 pots thus leading to
the birth of 101 babies of Gandhari!. What can be a better example of test tube
baby technology in the history of mankind.
Sages could reach miles away in fraction of a second, this was way more
advanced than teleportation, a concept that scientists are still trying to
figure out completely. According to Hindu belief there are 10 incarnation of
lord Vishnu clearly supporting Charles Darwin theory of evolution. What other
examples can be more instrumental and astounding in saying that our heritage
was way more advanced than the so called “modern advancements in science and
technology” present today. My point of stating these examples was to connote
that our mythical culture was way more advanced in their knowledge of science.
They were familiar with concepts in all fields of science that still continues
to haunt science scholars all over the world. Instances in history show how
advanced and forward they were in every field we can imagine.
There have been multiple theories and speculations about this
issue but there is lack of concrete evidence to prove it, all beyond reasonable
doubts. But it is important to remember that absence of evidence is not
evidence of absence. Along with expressing awe and admiration for the current
advancements in science today it is vital to realize that there is a lot more
to discover and present to the human kind. We must make all possible efforts to
eradicate and unleash the truths of the universe from the great abyss of
knowledge. If ancient Hindus did have these technologies then there is no way
we can not!!!
its very interesting, all the facts you have collected. seems like you did some extensive research for this article. brilliant work devika.
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Thank you. I appreciate it :)
DeleteWell crafted article, Devika, I am sure you have done some study on our mythology and history. True facts to some one who has done study or hold little bit of knowledge to Hindu Mythology, all these Airplanes, Atomic Bombs, missiles, internet or telephones you would find their referral some where or the other in our mythological references.
ReplyDeleteGood Job Devika...wish you all the luck and looking for more articles from you.
Thank you so much. I appreciate your insight on the post. Looking forward to more from you. :)
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