ORIGIN OF PANCH MAHABHUTA

Know your name numerology in vedant

While the numbers have the above significance, each number has been attached to a particular planet in Astrology, the reason is: cetain planet produces the similar vibration of a certain number. Thus 1- Sun, 2- Moon, 3- Jupiter,

4- Uranus or Rahu, 5- Mercury, 6- Venus, 7- Neptune or Kethu, 8- Saturn, and 9- Mars. Number 0 should not be attached to any planet, since it is the root cause of all the numbers. It increases the strength of a number.

The numbers have been attached to Alphabet also.

1- A,I,J,Q,Y. 2- B,K,R. 3- C,G,L,S. 4- D,M,T. 5- E,H,N,X. 6- U,V,W. 7- O,Z. 8- F,P.

Now let us take an illustration. SWAMI VIVEKANANDA ji who shook the world by his philosophical teachings, was born on 12th January 1863.
His birth date number: 12 = 3.
His birth compound number:

12+1+1863 = 22.
His birth single number: 2+2 = 4.
His name single number: SWAMI VIVEKANANDA = 52 = 7.

Vivekananda’s birth date number 3 and name number 7 represent that he is ambitious

His ambitions are more focussed on service to poor and downtrodden as is shown by 4 in his

birth single number

His birth compound number 22 shows that he is highly religious and inclined in purification of mind and soul
Let us take only VIVEKANANDA= 37 which clearly shows that he is a spiritual guru And 3+7 = 1 shows beginning of new ventures which is an indication of

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Indian ancient/Vedic mathematics inventions

mathematics has its roots in the Vedic literature which is nearly 4000 years old.Between 1500 BCE and 600 BCE various concepts on mathematics were given by Indian mathematicians in which were set forth for the first time

Zero

If it weren’t for Indian mathematician-astronomer Aryabhata, there wouldn’t have been a number zero. The zero is widely seen as one of the greatest innovations in human history, is the cornerstone of modern mathematics and physics, plus the spin-off technology.

Algebra

In ancient India, conventional mathematics termed Ganitam was known before the development of algebra. This is borne out by the name – Bijaganitam, which was given to the algebraic form of computation. Bijaganitam means ‘the other mathematics’

(Bija means ‘another’ or ‘second’ and Ganitam means mathematics. In India, around the 5th century A.D., a system of mathematics that made astronomical calculations easy was developed

Trigonometry

Though Trigonometry goes back to the Greek period, the character of the subject started to resemble modern form only after the time of Aryabhata. From here it went to Europe through the Arabs and went into several modifications to reach its present form.

WHAT IS TATV OF ENTIRE MANTRAS ?

मन्त्र के अन्य तत्त्व -

1. ऋषि- शिवमुख से जिस ऋषि ने मन्त्र को सुनकर सिद्ध किया वही उसका प्रणेता है। उस मन्त्र का आदिगुरु उस ऋषि को मानकर जप करने से फल प्राप्त होगा। अतः विनियोग में ऋषि का उल्लेख जरुरी है।

2. देवता- मन्त्र की शक्ति के अधिष्ठाता देव का ज्ञान होना जरुरी है।

3. छन्दः संसार की उत्पत्ति हेतु ब्रह्म की शक्ति का छन्दोमय आवरण माना है अतः मन्त्र की शक्ति का विभाग, प्रकार जानने हेतु छन्द का ज्ञान विनियोग हेतु जरूरी है।

4. बीज मन्त्र जो बीज है उसी अनुरूप मन्त्र का फल व दिशा होती है अतः इसका स्मरण अवश्य किया जाना चाहियें। बीज मन्त्र का गर्भ होता है।

5. शक्ति- जिसकी सहायता से बीज मन्त्र बन जाता है वह शक्ति कहलाती है। विनियोग ऋषि, छन्द, देवता, बीज, शक्ति एवं कीलक का उल्लेख करते हुये अपनी कामना का

उल्लेख करके (सकाम अथवा निष्काम) विनियोग करने से मन्त्र के फल की दिशा एवं मार्ग तथा प्रतिफल का स्वरूप निर्धारित होता है।

6. ऋषिन्यास- विनियोग के बाद मन्त्र का ऋष्यदिन्यस करके ऋषि, देवता, छन्द, बीज आदि आपके अंग बन जाते हैं और आपके शरीर को मन्त्र-सदृश बना देते हैं।

Do u know pancha mahayajna?

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Vedic Yajnas Srauta yajnas or sacred ones.

Paka Yajnas — ordinary rituals done easily as a basic duty

Havir Yajnas — occasional rituals done with some effort for attaining various things

Soma Yajnas — rare rituals with high levels of complexity done for world happiness

Each of these 3 classes have 7 types of Yajnas.

Paka Yajnas — offering of food made through the year at home. Agrahayani and Sravani are the key models on which others are based on.

Pitru Sraddam — done to honour ancestors every year

Parvana Sradda — performed for

the ancestors every month

Ashtaka — performed on the 8th day after full moon during the winter months for fathers
Sravani — every night from the fullmoon of Sravana month to the Margasirisa month there is a sarpabali (offering to the snakes) done to ward off harm from snakes

snakes during the rains.

Agrahayani — offering of kheer/payasam during the full moon of Margasirisa month

Chaitri — it is an offering made to Shiva where 4 roads meet during the fullmoon of Chaitra

Ashvayujih — simple food offering made to Shiva during the month of Ashvini

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शास्त्रों के अनुसार मनुष्य को पांच ऋण चुकाने होते हैं

1.माता का ऋण 2.पिता का ऋण

3.गुरु का ऋण 4.धरती का ऋण

5.धर्म का ऋण

1.माता का ऋण चुकाने के लिये कन्या दान करना चाहिए।

2.पिता का ऋण चुकाने के लिए संतान उत्पति करनी चाहिए।

3.गुरु का ऋण चुकाने के लिए लोगों को शिक्षित करना चाहिए।

4.धरती का ऋण चुकाने के लिए कृषि करना चाहिए या पेड़ लगाना चाहिए।

5.धर्म का ऋण चुकाने के लिए धर्म का प्रचार प्रसार करना चाहिए।

सनातन शिक्षा, अध्यात्म व धर्म का प्रचार प्रसार करें। विश्व की आधिकांश समस्याएँ स्वतः समाप्त हो जाएगी।

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Why orange color is used?

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Colors have a significant part in Indian religion and culture, displaying a profound meaning that goes beyond just ornamental elements. Color is used by artists to represent the traits of deities and their garments.

Colors used correctly create an environment that should make a person happy. Red, yellow (turmeric), green from leaves, white from wheat flour, and other colors are commonly utilized in religious events. Saffron is the primary hue used in most Eastern religions and societies.

Hinduism:
Saffron — the color of Agni or fire – is the color that symbolizes all aspects of Hinduism. Fire represents knowledge-burning ignorance since it burns away the darkness and brings light.

Fire also represents the spirit of Yagna (Sacred Fire Ritual), which is necessary for Self-knowledge. As a result, the fire altar is considered a unique symbol of old Vedic customs.

Even if you are looted, never ever loot anyone (and never loot back in return).
Instead remember Shiva Smarahara (destroyer of memories) and forget your pain/ suffering .. therefore become

Why do O say:
“Never loot back in return”?
Ans:
See, you will perpetuate the cycle of action and reaction if you loot back, instead if at all possible, utilise all your energy in completely forgetting all that you felt.
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It’s not important to you.. because death loots all!