Showing posts with label Philosophy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Philosophy. Show all posts

Sunday, June 22, 2025

SPIRITUALITY vs PHILOSOPHY vs SCIENCE

As today I was going through my mobile I have come across this beautiful article. The detail of the article has compel me to think on some of the things related to spirituality & philosophy. But, first go through this interesting article, I have mentioned the source if anyone ones to check the original website. The article was written by Edwin O.

"Goodbye to universe as we know — Experts find “clues” of computer-like behavior

Sunday, April 6, 2025

The Lost Technology of The World - The Mantras

                          When people look at The Great Pyramid, Pyramids from Mayan civilization & the great Sumerian cities & Harrapan cities, we often wonder how can the people from 3000BC can make such high-end structures at that time. The answer to this question is very difficult. Youtube is full of this topic trying to explain the things, where mainly they talk about the aliens. The claim the existence & influence of aliens at that era.

                          However, I have completely different approach to look at these things & hence compelled me to write it on my blog.  

                          This theory of mine is based on historical facts & religious myths and books.

                           One thing that everyone must agree with me is that that time and those civilization was one of the most advanced civilization. However there is one thing common in all these civilization. That is after the downfall of these civilizations and when these great cities cease to exist, suddenly there was one kind of void in human civilization. Its like a those people who survived after that  has no clue whatsoever about the great technology. It took human next 5000 years to reach that level, that much was the degradation of humanity.

                           Now, the question is what is that thing or technology that helped in creating those unimaginable monuments. Did aliens really came on earth and taught human or helped human?

                          I get my answer when I look into the evolution of human & evolution of its belief in God & evolution of human consciousness. 

                          After the first human formed on earth or in science language when there was sudden change in one of the human ancestors and when a first homo sapiens took birth in this world, or when nature had first start producing homo sapiens (today's true human), that's when everything start changing in this world. A new type of improve consciousness came into existence.

                        These guys have the capabilities in mastering the complex art form, these guys have the capabilities to make computers, mobile phones (I hope I am going write). All in all what I want to say is that their brain had advanced thinking capabilities.

                        Now as the number of these homo sapiens grew, each individual was unique in his own terms. Few wanted to grab power and wanted to become the most powerful person, few used to like music - for them music was everything, few like hunting, few like painting, few were super intelligent & few were completely dumb. 

                      But my interest here is with those few who were interested in harnessing energy from the nature. The one who use to look for some higher power & love to communicated with them. Here, I am not using the word spirituality because spirituality came much later. The breed of person I am talking about we can call them  shamans, sorcerers, witch to certain extent (the one who misuse the power), high priests. The person who has certain connection with the nature and who can communicate with the nature. Which of course now science calls it bull shit. So you guys understand what i am talking here, and I definitely not talking about spirituality.

                      In the same category comes the Hermits, Sages, Tantriks who can use some energetic words to fulfil their will and to complete some tasks.        

                     These are the people who first connected with nature's energy. One of the interesting thing is that few have acquired those techniques but there are others who were naturally blessed with this things. So, people who called them hardcore science can stop reading from here, but the same guy can come realize it after 100 years. They might understand what I am talking or it might take little longer.

                    If you go through any religious text also you will also come to know how a particular religion or the religion has evolved. How, multi-gods converted into a single God in due course of time.

                   Now, lets come back to our point. As hunter developed more advanced form of weapon, music start becoming for system & so is dancing. Similarly, these magician people started learning more about their magic. Now what is this magic? It might have first started with person who can communicate with their ancestor's spirit. The spirit who can tell the future danger, it can guide them on their well being, somewhat help them when they are in some problem. Which you can even observe today if you go to any remote village in Himalaya. 

                 The more important aspects is that the people who has developed this nature's energy harnessing method into a technology. Even more surprising part was these people were not using any device. This technology, which anyone could acquire was based on powerful words, some sacrifice & some specific rituals & dedicated to specific aspect of the nature or you can call it deity.

                 With time these pre-historic scientist has developed their technology to such an extent that they did mastery in astrology, astronomy & to certain extent sorcery or magic. Which resulted in great pyramids, they didn't keep mummies just like that there had to be reason and purpose behind that. They made huge structures or monuments so that they can harness fore energy. If you ask me Egyptian technology was the most advanced of that time. That's the reason Pharaoh of Egypt ruled liked a god. 

               This thing was not just limited at Egypt, it was every part of the word at that time. The same technology was getting used by the Great Sages in Indian subcontinent. However, they had power to reach so called heaven, but its a topic for different discussion. But one thing that was definitely there was that Magic power & their able to communicate with the nature.

               So, it was not aliens who came and helped Earthian people, it was purely done by human with the guidance of Nature. Yes we can say it alien from higher dimensions, but they definitely don't exist in this human Universe.

               And the next interesting part is this same thing can explain the downfall or extinction of this advance civilization. Though, these pre-historic scientists were not exactly responsible for downfall but to certain extent yes.

                Anything in excess is not good and specially when it is getting used for other miserable. That's when the downfall started. And when evil reach its peak nature has to do the correction. So, we can don't look at it by evils perspective than also its the law of nature what comes in the universe one day its has to go.

              And as we know today after that how the human again started from scratch and a new Yuga has started.             

              This thing also gives lot of learning to we humans. In my opinion how advanced a human breed becomes it still under the influence of that Nature. However, I want to conclude this chapter with these words. pre-historic scientists were more powerful than today's scientist but still they had to go from this earth. So all in all live happy, give respects to everyone, keep the egos aside & enjoy this heaven,    

       

Friday, February 28, 2014

The Hindu: An alternative History

This is an excellent book by "Windy Doniger", where she has tried to explore the history of Hinduism. A must read book for all who are interested in the subject or History".

Here is a few paragraph from the book which try to mention that how Hinduism is evolved.

"          AN ALTERNATIVE ANSWER: FUSION AND BRICOLAGE

It is therefore unlikely that both the Vedas and Harappa were “a product of the
civilization of these two peoples,” but it is more than likely that later Hinduism was a product
of both of them, a linguistic and cultural combination of Vedic words and Indus images, as well
as other contributions from other cultures. In some areas this combination was a fusion, a
melting pot, a hybrid, while in others the elements kept their original shape and behaved more
like a tossed salad, a multiplicity. This is of course quite different from saying that the Veda was
composed in the Indus Valley cities. But even if the languages and cultures were distinct, as
surely they were, people from the two cultures must have met. Ideas already current in India
before the entry of the Vedic people or arising outside the Vedic world after that entry may have
eventually filtered into Vedic and then post-Vedic Sanskrit literature.55 (These ideas may have
come not only from the IVC but also from the so-called Adivisis or “Original Inhabitants” of
India, or from the Munda speakers and Dravidian speakers whose words are already incorporated
in the Rig Veda, though that is another story.) Survivors of the Indus cities may have taught
something of their culture to the descendants of the poets who composed the Vedas. The people
of Harappa may have migrated south, so that their culture could have found its way into the
strand of Hinduism that arose there. Some elements of pre-Vedic Indo-European civilization
may have been taken up by the last inhabitants of the Indus Valley. Some elements of the Indus
civilization may have been adopted by the authors of later Vedic literature. Some combination of
all of the above seems extremely likely.
A good example of this possible fusion is the case of bricks. The authors of the Rig Veda
did not know about bricks; their rituals required only small mud altars, not large brick altars. But
later, around 600 BCE, when the Vedic people had moved down into the Ganges Valley and
their rituals had become more elaborate, they began to build large brick altars. The size of the
mud bricks was a multiple or fraction of the height of the patron of the sacrifice, and a fairly
sophisticated geometry was developed to work out the proportions. We know that the Indus
people had mastered the art of calculating the precise size of bricks, within a system of uniform
and proportionate measurement. The use of bricks and the calculations in the Vedic ritual may
therefore have come from a Harappan tradition, bypassed the Rig Vedic period, and resurfaced
later. This hypothesis must be qualified by the realization that kiln-fired (in contrast with
sun-fired) brickwork does not reappear until the last centuries BCE, a long time for that secret
to lie dormant. But other aspects of brickmaking, and other ideas, may have been transmitted
earlier.
Though the Vedic people told the story of their early life in India, and their descendants
controlled the narrative for a very long time, most of what Hindus have written about and talked
about and done, from the Mahabharata on, has not come from the Veda. In part because of the
intertextuality and interpracticality of Hinduism, one text or ritual building on another through
the centuries, right back to the Veda, scholars looking at the history of transmission have
assumed that the Veda was the base onto which other things were added in the course of Indian
history, just as Central Asia was the base that absorbed the impact of that interloping piece of
Africa so long ago. And in the textual tradition, at least, this is true enough of the form in which
the ideas were preserved, the chain of memorized texts. But from the standpoint of the ideas
themselves, it was quite the opposite: The Veda was the newcomer that, like the African island
fusing onto a preexisting continental base, combined with a preexisting cultural world consisting
perhaps of the Indus Valley, perhaps of any of several other, more widely dispersed non-Vedic
cultures.
The non-Veda is the fons et origo of Hinduism; new ideas, new narratives, new practices
arose in the non-Sanskrit world, found their way into the Sanskrit world, and, often, left it again,
to have a second or third or fourth life among the great vernacular traditions of India. These new
narratives and practices fitted into the interstices between the plot lines of the great Sanskrit
texts, as stories told in response to the protagonists’ questions about places encountered on their
travels or to illustrate a relevant moral point, or any other reason why. The non-Veda is not one
thing but so many things. We have noted, briefly, and can rank in the order that their records
appear in history, the existence of at least five cultures: (1) Stone Age cultures in India long
before the Indus are the foundation on which all later cultures built. (2) At some point,
impossible to fit into a chronology or even an archaeology, come the Adivasis, the “Original
Inhabitants” of India, who spoke a variety of languages and contributed words and practices to
various strands of Hinduism. Many of them were there long before the IVC and may have been a
part of it; many of them have never been assimilated to Hinduism. Next come (3) the Indus
civilization and (4) the village traditions that preceded, accompanied, and followed it, and after
that (5) the culture of the Vedic people. Along the way, other language groups too, such as (6)
the Tamils and other Dravidian speakers,60 who may or may not have been a part of the IVC,
added pieces to the puzzle.
Hinduism, like all cultures, is a bricoleur, a rag-and-bones man, building new things out
of the scraps of other things. We’ve seen how the British used the stones of Mohenjo-Daro as
ballast for their railway before (and after) they realized what those stones were and that a
Buddhist stupa stands over some of the ruins there. So too Hindus built their temples on (and out
of) Buddhist stupas as well as on other Hindu temples, and Muslims their mosques on Hindu
temples (and Buddhist stupas), often reusing the original stones, new wine in old bottles,
palimpsest architecture. In the realm of ideas as well as things, one religion would take up a
word or image from another religion as a kind of objet trouvé. There are no copyrights there; all
is in the public domain. This is not the hodgepodge that the Hindus and the early Orientalists
regarded as dirt, matter out of place, evidence of an inferior status but, rather, the interaction of
various different strains that is an inevitable factor in all cultures and traditions, and a Good
Thing."

Source:  The Hindu: an alternatgive history by Windy Doniger