Proof Of Lord Hanuman Presence on Earth, Till Now …

Scientific researchers mind also believe now with the proofs, Treta Yuga, the Yuga in which Ramayana happened and after that Mahabharat happened in Dwapar Yuga and then Kaliyuga came, the present time. Bhagwan Hanuman being

immortal is believed to live throughout all these ages.
Foot prints of Lord Hanuman can be seen in various places. In 1600 Tulsidas was visited by bhagwan Hanuman. Hanuman guided Tulsidas ji to write about Ramayana. Like this many great spiritual Gurus and Saints like

Sathya Sai Baba, Swami Ramdas, Raghvendra Swami and sage Madhavacharya have reported that they have seen Bhagwan Hanuman in real. When Shri Ram left his body, Bhagwan Hanuman left ayodhya and went to Jungles to live. In his way to Jungles he lived with a tribe for many days who

served him. Bhagwan Hanuman was pleased with their service and gave them Atman Gyan By this Knowledge the tribal people came to know about their past births and where they will go after death in their next birth. Hanuman ji also gave a mantra to this tribe and told that when ever

they wanted to see him they can chant this mantra and Hanuman ji will come to see them with the speed of light. Tribal people were also successful in convincing Hanumanji to come to their tribe after every 41 years to give Atman Gyan to their generations. This tribe hided

Why does Bhagwan Vishnu and Bhagwan Shiv have different Namam's on there forehead. What does it indicate?

Tilaks are used to indicate one’s philsophy. Shiva’s tilak (Tripundra) is used to mark the 3 Vedic fires, while Vishnu’s tilak (Urdhva Pundra) is to show the God’s feet.

Hindus consider the area between the eyebrows is a very sacred part of the body and termed the Ajna Chakra or the third eye. It is around this place Hindus wear special marks that directly indicate their philosophical leanings. There are dozens of different marks indicating

different philsophical leanings. From a crowd, you can identify a random person’s ideology by just looking at his forehead.

Shaivites wear the Tripundra — three horizontal strips, Vaishnavites wear the Urdwa Pundra — a U shaped marking with a central mark that is either a circle

or a straight line, Shaktas wear a red dot or a line, Ganpatyas wear a range of head marking often with red sandalwood.

Why the Tripundra?
There are 3 types of holy fires to be kept at home in the Vedic tradition.
1Gārhapatya — a neutral fire that is kept in the kitchen and

used to ignite all other fires.
2Ahavaniya — a positive fire that is kept in the east for homas — celebrating the good forces.
3Dakshinagni — a negative fire that is kept in the south to defend from the evil spirits

This history vanish from text books

“THE UNSUNG FEMALE”

The Unsung Female Revolutionist : "Durga Bhabhi"

Durgavati devi popularly known as Durga bhabhi was a freedom fighter and HSRA strategist

She gave Bhagat Singh a British look after murdering Sanders a British officer who called lathi charge in Lahore and was responsible

death of LalaLajpat Rai

She along with Bhagat Singh as his wife travelled in a train to lucknow and way to Calcutta to escape from police and disguised Rajguru as their
Aid carrying luggage.

Devi, along with her husband, helped Vimal Prasad Jain, an HSRA member, in running a

in running a bomb factory named 'Himalayan Toilets' (a smokescreen to hide the agenda of making bombs) at Qutub Road, Delhi

She had also sold her ornaments worth ₹3,000 to rescue Singh and his comrades under trial.

She later opened a school for poor children in Lucknow.

Devi died in Ghaziabad on 15 October 1999 at the age of 92

What is the relation between Marathas and Varanasi?

In the 18th century, India witnessed a political revival of the Indian society with regional dynasties – largely the Marathas making it big in the subcontinent

With the rise of the Marathas, Varanasi witnessed a massive surge in the new construction of Temples and Ghats on the banks of Ganga and the redevelopment of the old ones.

Marathas carried out rebuilding on a grand scale in the eighteenth century and Varanasi once again

regained its Hindu look
The Maratha connection to Varanasi goes back to at least 1590, when Narayan Bhatt a Marathi Brahmin assisted Todarmal in rebuilding the Kashi Vishwanath temple (which had been destroyed by Sikander Lodhi and which was in turn destroyed by Aur@ngzeb).

He was the grandfather of Gagabhatt, who presided over Chhatrapati Shivaji’s coronation ceremony in 1674.

Chhatrapati Shivaji is himself known to have halted in disguise at Benares after successfully escaping from Agra, on his way to the

south.

Although not one to base any decision solely on emotional reactions, the destruction of temples in Kashi and Mathura played an important role in Shivaji Raje's decision to open hostilities against the Mughals in 1670.

Following the death of Aurangzeb, Peshwa Balaji

MEANING, EXPLANATION & INTERPRETATION OF YOUR DREAMS, ALSO ITS EFFECTS IN COMING DAYS

Sigmund Freud had explained the interpretation of dreams in the last century, but our scriptures explained this thousands of years back.

What is the significance and meaning of our dreams. These are explained in Kanv shakha of our scriptures.
Dreams in the first quarter(पहर) of the day give result in one year,

if the dreams are in the second quarter(प्रहर) the results are in eight months, for third the dreams are fulfilled in three months, the fourth one takes one fortnight, the dreams of dawn take ten days, morning dreams after you awaken after dream are fulfilled forthright.

If you dream during your tense and worrisome period those are never realized. People with Negative traits never get their dreams fulfilled. Also your dreams will never be realized after you get up from a dream and then go to sleep again. Never narrate your dreams to others.

You will gain wealth if you see the following things in your dream- cow,elephant, horse, palace, climbing mountains or trees, eating and crying or injured.

You will attain more land if you see someone
singing with veena in his hands.

What is nirvana?
THE THIRD EYE EXPERIENCE

More knowledge expands our consciousness, the expansion of consciousness is the mercy of the soul. Further knowledge comes to us through special senses, such as the celestial eye and the subtle body.

Eye of knowledge (Third eye):
The Third Eye (Ajna chakra) will turn the understanding of meditation into reality. A tremendous experience that shows, you have experienced meditation.
Eye of knowledge is a very powerful medium of our soul, a very powerful tool for seeing, feeling,

and hearing the reality of the afterlife. These three processes of the soul are the eye of knowledge.
More we meditate, the more power we get, the more power the dynamic eye moves. This is a unique experience of meditation
When the clairvoyant becomes dynamic, we feel the

we feel the tension on our brain, we see different colors all around us, And we feel as if we are traveling in a silent dark black tunnel. We have heard different sounds, the arrival of second-level clouds. We see the great man whose physical form is not with us. We see the

great man whose physical form is in our imagination. When consciousness increases we experience tingling in the physical body. It feels like our body is swimming, it looks like not only our limbs, our body feels as light as wings. This power is called transcendental power.

Scientific definition of vāstu-sāstra
Which rishis developed this and why?

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Vastu is derived from the Word Vasti, which means place of residing or house. The origin of Vastu can be traced to centuries back.

We live surrounded by five elements of nature and energy of various type created by them. On an open ground these elements or energy fields operate freely,in complete equilibrium. When a structure is placed in this energy field this equilibrium is affected and has to be restored.

Vedic Maharishis always wanted to ensure the happiness and prosperity of all the living beings whether human beings or the environment around them. They always showed great concern in the prosperity and happiness of all. They created and formulated various codes of conducts for

living, which are stored in our ancient scripts like Vedas and Upanishads. Some of the very important Rishis and Maharishis who developed the norms for Vastu

•AtriRishi
•Anirudha
•Bhrigurishi
•Brispati Rishi
•BrahmaGarga
•Maya
•Narad
•Vashistaand

These details are available in Vastu Shastra by
•Vishavkarma
•Vasturatnavali
•Matsypuran
•Samargana Sutradhara
•Lilavati
•Silpratna
•Brihatsamhita
•Rajavallabha
•Narad Samhita
•Manasar
•Mayamat

भगवान श्रीराम का अयोध्या से लंका मार्ग...

1.तमसा नदी : अयोध्या से 20 किमी दूर है तमसा नदी। यहां पर उन्होंने नाव से नदी पार की।

2.श्रृंगवेरपुर तीर्थ : प्रयागराज से 20-22 किलोमीटर दूर वे श्रृंगवेरपुर पहुंचे, जो निषादराज गुह का राज्य था। यहीं पर गंगा के तट पर उन्होंने केवट

से गंगा पार करने को कहा था। श्रृंगवेरपुर को वर्तमान में सिंगरौर कहा जाता है।

3.कुरई गांव : सिंगरौर में गंगा पार कर श्रीराम कुरई में रुके थे।

4.प्रयाग : कुरई से आगे चलकर श्रीराम अपने भाई लक्ष्मण और पत्नी सहित प्रयाग पहुंचे थे। कुछ महीने पहले तक प्रयाग को इलाहाबाद कहा जाता

था ।
5.चित्रकूणट* : प्रभु श्रीराम ने प्रयाग संगम के समीप यमुना नदी को पार किया और फिर पहुंच गए चित्रकूट। चित्रकूट वह स्थान है, जहां राम को मनाने के लिए भरत अपनी सेना के साथ पहुंचते हैं। तब जब दशरथ का देहांत हो जाता है। भारत यहां से राम की चरण पादुका ले जाकर उनकी चरण पादुका रखकर

राज्य करते हैं।

6.सतना*: चित्रकूट के पास ही सतना (मध्यप्रदेश) स्थित अत्रि ऋषि का आश्रम था। हालांकि अनुसूइया पति महर्षि अत्रि चित्रकूट के तपोवन में रहा करते थे, लेकिन सतना में 'रामवन' नामक स्थान पर भी श्रीराम रुके थे, जहां ऋषि अत्रि का एक ओर आश्रम था।

7.दंडकारण्य*: चित्रकूट

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

Krishnamacharya – The Forgotten Hatha Yogi

Sri Krishnamacharya was born on November 18, 1888 in Muchukundapura, in the district of Chitradurga of Karnataka.

raised in an orthodox Iyengar family he underwent schooling in Sanskrit, the Veda and the shad-darshanas. It was his father, Sri Tirumalai Srinivasa Tatacharya who taught him his first lessons in Asana and Pranayama.

After a long journey as a student of various Indian arts and sciences, including Ayurveda and Tarka, he found himself on a quest to find a Yoga-guru at the age of 31. Having befriended Lord Irwin and having earned favour from him through his ayurvedic and healing influence on

on the Viceroy, Sri Krishnamacharya was able to enter deep into the Himalayas into Tibet with the Viceroy’s help After two and a half months of walking, he found his guru to-be, Sri Ramamohana Brahmachari at a cave at the foot of Kailasha. Eventually, after years of abhyasa and

tapasya, Sri Krishnamacharya returned to pass on the knowledge he had acquired at his guru’s feet. He lived to be a hundred years old and left his body in 1989. Below are some very old photos of the yogi demonstrating some yogasanas.

Where did the Shiv sutras originate from?

That big rock is still known as 'samkaropala'.

In the valley of Kashmir from 860-925 AD, lived Vasugupta

He was recognized as an enlightened master, and a man who possessed superior knowledge and wisdom.Fully God-realized, he was filled with a tremendous purity of heart and was intensely devoted to the Lord Shiva, the Supreme Maheshvara. One night Lord Shiva infused a

a dream into Vasugupta’s consciousness for the purpose of restoring those secret teachings that had been lost to the world even in Vasugupta’s time. The dream revealed the existence of a large special rock at the foot of Mahadeva Mountain

Shiva told Vasugupta to go that rock and lift it, for underneath a great esoteric teaching would be found inscribed into it.
Vasugupta awoke and set off to search for this sacred rock. Upon finding the rock nestled on the side of a small stream, he touched it and the mere touch

of his hand caused the huge rock to at once turn over - and written on it there underneath were the Shiva Sutras.He was filled with wonder and joy. He began to study these sutras and over time absorbed them and shared them with his best students, always remembering that in the

MAJOR NADIS IN BODY

Out of the thousands nadis, which include all the major and minor flows, seventy-two are important. Out of these seventy-two, ten are considered to be major.
Among the ten major pranic flows, three are most significant:
•Ida
•Pingala
•Sushumna.

References in the Goraksha Samhita and Hatha Yoga Pradipika place the number at 72,000.The Prapanchasara Tantra gives the number of 300,000; while the Shiva Samhita states that 350,000 nadis emerge from the navel centre

•Ida nadi is the mental channel
•Pingala nadi is the vital channel 
•Sushumna nadi is the spiritual channel. Ida, pingala and sushumna are the three main channels for the distribution of energy throughout the entire pranic network. Maximum pranic charges flow through

them and they impact the entire network instantly These three nadis are like the high voltage wires that conduct the energy from the substations or chakras situated along the spinal column to all the other nadis.After idanpingala and sushumna, the seven lesser major nadis include

•Gandhari
•Hastijihva
•Yashaswini
•Pusha
•Alambusha
•Kuhu
•. Shankhini
•Jihva
•Koorma
•Payaswini
•Saraswati
•Saumya
•Shura
•Varuni
•Vilambha
•Vishwoda

The mechanism of solar energy generation

Fuel that tha sun uses to produce energy according ved..

How scientists understand the term of the veda?

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until the year 1938 that Western scientists finally figured out the mechanism of Solar energy generation.

According to the Vayu Purāņa (2.38.141-142), udaka (and its Sanskrit synonyms vāri, vṛṣți, ambhas, arṇava and apa) is the fuel that the Sun

tasmādudakam sūryyasya tapato'ti hi kathyate

nāvṛṣṭyā tapate sūryo nāvṛṣṭyā pariviṣyate

nāvṛṣṭya paricinvanti vāriņā dīpyate raviḥ

tasmādapaḥ piban ya vai dipyate ravirambare

It is said that hydrogen (udaka) is the source of the Sun's heat. When there is a

lack of hydrogen (vṛṣṭi), the Sun will neither be hot, nor able to shine, nor able to cause evaporation of water. Sun shines in the sky because of consuming hydrogen (apaḥ) (Vāyu Purāņa 2.38.141-142).

These verses are also found in the Visņu, Brahmaṇḍa, Kurma and other

urāņas. The Sanskrit word udaka, and its synonyms, are generally translated as water, but we interpret them as hydrogen in this context because:

(1) Since the Purāņas recognized that the Sun maintains an enormous energy output for billions of years, it is clear that the

हर शुभ कार्य से पहले क्यों बनाया जाता है स्वास्तिक, जानिए इसका कारण और रहस्य?

स्वस्तिक अत्यन्त प्राचीन काल से भारतीय संस्कृति में मंगल और शुभता का प्रतीक माना जाता रहा है। हिंदू धर्म में किसी भी शुभ कार्य से पहले स्वास्तिक का चिन्ह अवश्य बनाया जाता है। स्वास्तिक शब्द सु+अस+क

शब्दों से मिलकर बना है। 'सु' का अर्थ अच्छा या शुभ, 'अस' का अर्थ 'सत्ता' या 'अस्तित्व' और 'क' का अर्थ 'कर्त्ता' या करने वाले से है। इस प्रकार 'स्वस्तिक' शब्द में किसी व्यक्ति या जाति विशेष का नहीं, अपितु सम्पूर्ण विश्व के कल्याण या 'वसुधैव कुटुम्बकम्' की भावना निहित है। 'स्वस्तिक'

अर्थात् 'कुशलक्षेम या कल्याण का प्रतीक ही स्वस्तिक है। स्वस्तिक में एक दूसरे को काटती हुई दो सीधी रेखाएँ होती हैं, जो आगे चलकर मुड़ जाती हैं। इसके बाद भी ये रेखाएँ अपने सिरों पर थोड़ी और आगे की तरफ मुड़ी होती हैं। स्वस्तिक की यह आकृति दो प्रकार की हो सकती है। प्रथम

स्वस्तिक, जिसमें रेखाएँ आगे की ओर इंगित करती हुई हमारे दायीं ओर मुड़ती हैं। इसे 'स्वस्तिक' कहते हैं। यही शुभ चिह्न है, जो हमारी प्रगति की ओर संकेत करता है।स्वस्तिक को ऋग्वेद की ऋचा में सूर्य का प्रतीक माना गया है और उसकी चार भुजाओं को चार दिशाओं की उपमा दी गई है।

सिद्धान्तसार नामक ग्रन्थ में उसे विश्व ब्रह्माण्ड का प्रतीक चित्र माना गया है। उसके मध्य भाग को विष्णु की कमल नाभि और रेखाओं को ब्रह्माजी के चार मुख, चार हाथ और चार वेदों के रूप में निरूपित किया गया है। अन्य ग्रन्थों में चार युग, चार वर्ण, चार आश्रम एवं धर्म, अर्थ, काम और मोक्ष

Principles of Yog - 3 granthis

There are three granthis (psychic knots) in the physical body which are obstacles on the path of the awakened kundalini. The granthis are called brahma, vishnu and rudra, and they represent levels of awareness where the power of maya, ignorance

and attachment to material things is especially strong. Each aspirant must transcend these barriers to make a clear passageway for the ascending kundalini.

1. Brahma granthi functions in the region of mooladhara chakra. It implies attachment to physical pleasures, material

objects and excessive selfishness. It also implies the ensnaring power of tamas - negativity, lethargy and ignorance.

2. Vishnu granthi operates in the region of anahata chakra. It is associated with the bondage of emotional attachment and attachment to people and inner psychic

visions. It is connected with rajas - the tendency towards passion, ambition and assertiveness.

3. Rudra granthi functions in the region of ajna chakra. It is associated with attachment to siddhis psychic phenomena and the concept of ourselves as individuals. One must surrender

the sense of individual ego and transcend duality to make further spiritual progress.

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