Posted by: ujl March 1, 2015
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@ Sahi baba....Paramaunu is the smallest part of the atom. Intellect cannot reach Paramanu. There is no english word for Paramanu. Atoms are the phases of Paramanu. Paramanu is the subtlest you can ever imagine and is indestructible.
@sajhamitra:
-- What's the purpose of that education[Vedas] when 99% of people in this world can't benefit out it?
>> When you take medicine, it starts its healing process. If you want to get rid of the disease from your body, you must see the doctor and use appropriate medicine. Most people in this world don't follow Vedas at all, then how can it bring any benefit. You must take the medicine to see its effect. Modern schools in Nepal and India do not follow Vedic system of education, and their minds are filled with greed based education system where everybody wants to be something in the expense of others. Vedas is holistic in nature, it wants everybody's well-being. Vedas is interested not only in your materialistic well-being but your mental and spiritual well-being also.
-- I would not give any credit to them. Not even 0.00001% because they were not the one who changed this world. Real scientists, mathematician, astrologist, chemist, doctors, engineers etc did. Those people dedicated their life so that we can benefit in today's modern life.
>> It was Aryabhatta who gave 0 (Zero) to this world. You wouldn't be able to type those words through the computer if Aryabhatta had not discovered Zero. The idea of pi, calculus, trigonometry all came from Vedic civilization. The first surgical operation was done by a Vedic physician. The distance between earth and sun was precisely calculated during Vedic times. There are systems in Vedic math through which you can multiply 985638 * 987567 in just 10 sec mentally without using pen and paper. Distillation process was first invented in India. There is still and monument in India which is made of stainless steel which is intact to this point. Ayurvedic medicine is still used all over the world as an alternate, holistic medicine. There are many interesting facts about Vedas which will take a lot of time to describe here. I suggest you read the history of Vedic civilization writing any negative comments about Vedas.
@Power_Ranger:
-- On a side note, why is India, the land of the Vedas, is so underdeveloped with so much suffering?
>> Because people don't follow Vedas at all. They go to temple, kill a goat during Dashain and offer goat to goddess Devi and eat the meat of goat to satisfy their animalistic instinct and justify their behavior by misinterpreting Vedas. Our present rituals and customs are deluded and not a pure Vedic system. If Vedas says, Asvamedha Yagya, it doesn't mean you bring a horse and kill that poor animal and sacrifice it. This is what is happening with Nepal and India. Same thing with caste system: The Varna system of Vedas is wrongly interpreted as caste. People just don't have time to follow Vedas. They go with the popular belief.
-- How does one experience Vedas?
>> How do you experience love? How do you experience food? By making it part of your system. When you make Vedas part of life, you automatically experience it. In short, you experience Vedas through contemplation and meditation.
@sajhamitra:
-- What's the purpose of that education[Vedas] when 99% of people in this world can't benefit out it?
>> When you take medicine, it starts its healing process. If you want to get rid of the disease from your body, you must see the doctor and use appropriate medicine. Most people in this world don't follow Vedas at all, then how can it bring any benefit. You must take the medicine to see its effect. Modern schools in Nepal and India do not follow Vedic system of education, and their minds are filled with greed based education system where everybody wants to be something in the expense of others. Vedas is holistic in nature, it wants everybody's well-being. Vedas is interested not only in your materialistic well-being but your mental and spiritual well-being also.
-- I would not give any credit to them. Not even 0.00001% because they were not the one who changed this world. Real scientists, mathematician, astrologist, chemist, doctors, engineers etc did. Those people dedicated their life so that we can benefit in today's modern life.
>> It was Aryabhatta who gave 0 (Zero) to this world. You wouldn't be able to type those words through the computer if Aryabhatta had not discovered Zero. The idea of pi, calculus, trigonometry all came from Vedic civilization. The first surgical operation was done by a Vedic physician. The distance between earth and sun was precisely calculated during Vedic times. There are systems in Vedic math through which you can multiply 985638 * 987567 in just 10 sec mentally without using pen and paper. Distillation process was first invented in India. There is still and monument in India which is made of stainless steel which is intact to this point. Ayurvedic medicine is still used all over the world as an alternate, holistic medicine. There are many interesting facts about Vedas which will take a lot of time to describe here. I suggest you read the history of Vedic civilization writing any negative comments about Vedas.
@Power_Ranger:
-- On a side note, why is India, the land of the Vedas, is so underdeveloped with so much suffering?
>> Because people don't follow Vedas at all. They go to temple, kill a goat during Dashain and offer goat to goddess Devi and eat the meat of goat to satisfy their animalistic instinct and justify their behavior by misinterpreting Vedas. Our present rituals and customs are deluded and not a pure Vedic system. If Vedas says, Asvamedha Yagya, it doesn't mean you bring a horse and kill that poor animal and sacrifice it. This is what is happening with Nepal and India. Same thing with caste system: The Varna system of Vedas is wrongly interpreted as caste. People just don't have time to follow Vedas. They go with the popular belief.
-- How does one experience Vedas?
>> How do you experience love? How do you experience food? By making it part of your system. When you make Vedas part of life, you automatically experience it. In short, you experience Vedas through contemplation and meditation.
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