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| Mar 31, 2006 7:24 am |
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re: re: re: re: re: What exactly does Sanatana mean? |
Gyro
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Ganesh,
Thanks for acknowledging that excellent achievements done by our ancients those time. But at the same time you say that none of them talked about future. Both are contradictory. Today is yesterday's future and Yesterday is day-before-yearsterday's future. When it is found something thousand's of year before that is happening today (or few years before), is it not futuristic?
Secondly I had written in my previous post that our Vedas have discussed basics and the core aspects. When tomorrow some new invention happens, the R&D will be done with the logical sequences. The base for those algorithms is mathematics. The basic root of mathematics is already discussed in our Vedas much earlier. This is how we have to look at it and funnel down to understand the strength of our Vedas and Upanishads. The field of psychology developed in the recent timing. The method followed by Krishna to Arjuna in Gita, which is considered as fifth veda, is pured human psychology, when Arjuna refused to fight with Pithamagar, Drona and Gauravas.
I also had quoted the example of Bejan Daruwalla, a human being like us, who is able to predict the future life of key persons (their death in advance) by using astrology, which is one of the feathers in the cap of SD.
Mahabharata war happened during Dwaparyug. That was the biggest war ever happened where many kingdoms participated and died during the war. None of the king and their soldiers could save their life, except the people who went to war place just to serve the people. So, there was no much communication to outside world. This is described as dark period. After dwarparyug, kaliyuga started. And in Kaliyug the language Sanskrit would have evolved again from Panini, that is dated about 520 BC, approx.
V.K.L. Raamanathan
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