Department of Mechanical Engineering, Christian College of Engneering And Technology, Chhattisgarh Swami
Vivekanand University, Bhilia (Durg), C.G, India.
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Department of Mechanical Engineering, Siddhaganga Polytecnic, Tumkur, Board of Technical Education, BangloreKarnataka India.
Accepted May, 2014
This paper is to explain and to prove about the Ancient Aliens based on the Indian philosophy and with
some extent of other cultures around the world. The way one Indian should adopts its culture but it is not
long continued at present and the conditions are diverting the culture of humanity and also the faith for
which one stood. But why the Indian culture always differs and its from other community? But it is not only
Indian culture but every culture in the world has different values and that is nothing but the Dedication.
Lets have a brief understanding in it through the contents in this study. At last we are all human, the only
perfect species in the universe who can understand and act; also it clears now that the habits of human can
be balanced very easily, no matter now whether we are Indian or non-Indian.
Key Words: Ancient Aliens, Holy books, vedas, religion, arctic home of Aryans.
INTRODUCTION
Today the busy world had taught us to run with it, of
course we should run with it but we are losing the actual
source of energy and the consciousness. The energy
here is not the coal or uranium and the consciousness is
not the matter of earning with loads and sleeping with
tense. If so than this is not a life but a life of slavery.
Anyhow today we people are living unkindly, just we can
say that we are not as actual as we have to be just
because we are pressurise and speedily keeping on
adopting the materialistic nature instead of following the
laws of nature which were described in the great religion
books of Indian that is the Vedas, the Upanishad, the
Ramayana e.t.c, while Avesta in Paris and Holy books in
British and the Bible in Christianity, Kuran for Muslims. As
we look back to the history, according to the Vedas the
study by the scholar Mr. Balgangadhar Tilak in his book
The Arctic Home of the Vedas where he had explained
about the actual home of the Aryans based on the
theories of Vedas and the deep research matching with
the other great scholars like Max Muller and many.
According to Mr. Balgangadhar Tilak, the actual home of
the Aryans is the north arctic region which once had the
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Agni
(The Fire)
Agni is a Hindu deity, one of the most important of the
Vedic gods. He is the god of fire and the acceptor of
sacrifices. The sacrifices made to Agni go to the deities
because Agni is a messenger from and to the other gods.
He is ever-young, because the fire is re-lit every day, and
also immortal.
In Hindu scriptures, Agni is the God of Fire, and is
present in many phases of life such as honouring of a
birth (diva lamp), birthdays (birthday candles on a cake),
prayers (diva lamp), weddings (Yagna where the bride
and groom circle 7 times) and death (cremation), also
Agni is the first word of the first hymn of the Rig-Veda.
The Rig-Veda often says that Agni arises from water
or dwells in the waters. Agni is a deva, second only to
Indra in the power and importance attributed to him in
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Vedic mythology, with 218 out of 1,028 hymns of the RigVeda dedicated to him. He is Indras twin, and therefore a
son of Dyaus Pita and Prithvi(Earth). However, he is also
said to have two mothers (the two parts of the fire drill
used to start the fire), and ten servant maids (the fingers
of the man who is lighting the fire). He is one of the
Guardians of the directions, representing the southeast.
Agni, god of fire acts as the divine model for the sacrificial
priest. He is the messenger who carries the oblation from
humans to the gods, bringing the gods to sacrifice, and
interceding between gods and humans.
Agni with his consort Svaha In Hindu scriptures,
Agni is depicted with two or seven hands, two heads and
three legs. He has seven fiery tongues with which he
licks sacrificial butter. He rides a ram or in a chariot
harnessed by fiery horses. Agni is represented as red
and two-faced, suggesting both his destructive and
beneficent qualities, and with black eyes and hair, three
legs and seven arms. He rides a ram, or a chariot. Seven
rays of light emanate from his body. One of his names is
Saptajihva, "having seven tongues". Another one of his
epithets is Abhimani (reflect upon) meaning dignified,
proud; longing for, thinking. His three sons, according to
the Vayu Purana, stand for three different aspects of Agni
(fire): Pavaka is the electric fire, Pavamana the fire
produced by friction, and Suchi the solar fire. Interpreted
on the cosmic and human planes, these three fires are
"Spirit, Soul, and body. In some Hindu symbolism, Agni's
parents are said to be the two components of the firedrill
used to start the fire, and when young he was said to be
cared for by ten servants, which represent the fingers of
the man who is starting the fire. Agni is also an important
entity in Ayurveda. It is considered to be the one which is
responsible for the sustenance of life, as Agni helps in
the various physiological functions of the body.
Agni is not only the fire in the universe but also a light
and the sun, his home is secret and in the invisible
heaven. He starts in every day of life as he is immortal
never dies and comes everyday freshly with the early
dawn scattering the rays of light filling the enthusiasm in
every body. He is the donor who gives the energy in the
womb of the women also makes all the plants and seeds
to come out of embryo and grow up.
Indra
Indra is the leader of the Devas or gods and Lord of
Svargaloka or heaven in the Hindu religion. He is the God
of war, the god of thunderstorms. His weapon is the
lightning bolt (vajra). Indra is one of the chief deities in
the Rig-Veda. He is the twin brother of Agni and hence
said to be born of Dyaus Pitar (Father Heaven) and
Prithvi Mata (Mother Earth). He is also mentioned as an
Aditya, a son of Aditi. His home is situated on Mount
Meru. Aspects of Indra as a deity are cognate to other
Indo-European gods; they are either thunder gods such
as Thor, Perun and Zeus, or gods of intoxicating drinks
such as Dionysos. The name of Indra (Indara) is also
mentioned among the gods of the Mitanni, a Hurrian
speaking people who ruled northern Syria from
ca.1500BC-1300BC. He leads the Deva (the gods who
form and maintain Heaven) and the elements, such as
Agni (Fire), Varuna(Water) and Surya (Sun), and
constantly wages war against the opponents of the gods,
the demon-like Asuras. As the god of war, he is also
regarded as one of the Guardians of the directions,
representing the east. As the favourite 'national' god of
the Vedic Indians, Indra has about 250 hymns dedicated
to him in the Rig-Veda, it means Indra is the god of
thunder and rain and a great warrior, a symbol of courage
and strength. Also, In Hindu mythology, the rainbow is
called Indra's Bow. Rig Veda also reads that Indra "is the
dancing god who, clothed in perfumed garments, goldencheeked rides his golden cart. One passage calls him
both brown and yellow. Him with the fleece they purify,
brown, golden-hued, beloved of all, Who with exhilarating
juice goes forth to all the deities"
Vritra
Soma
Soma is a Vedic ritual drink of importance among the
early Indo-Iranians, and the subsequent Vedic and
greater Persian cultures. It is frequently mentioned in the
Rig-Veda, whose Soma Mandala contains 114 hymns,
many praising its energizing qualities. It is the juice
prepared by extracting the stalks of the certain plant. In
the Vedas, the drink, and the plant refer to the same
entity. Drinking Soma produces immortality. Soma is the
counterpart of the Agni and it is the fermented drink and it
is offered to the gods, especially to Indra to fight against
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Brihaspati
Bihaspati is the lord of prayer or devotion", often written
as Brihaspati or Bruhaspati also known as Deva-guru
(guru of the gods), is a Hindu god and a Vedic deity. He
is considered the personification of piety and religion, and
the chief 'offerer of prayers and sacrifices to the gods'
(also called the Purohita), with whom he intercedes on
behalf of humankind. He is a God of Planet Jupiter. He
attained his position as the preceptor of the Devas, by
performing penances on the banks of Prabhas Tirtha.
Lord Shiva granted him this position, as well as his
position as one of the Navagrahas (Nine Planets). In
Jyotisha (Hindu astrology), Bhaspati is the name for the
planet Jupiter, which is one of the Navagraha (the nine
planets). It is also known as Guru, Cura and Devaguru.
Bihaspati is considered to be the greatest benefic of any
of the planets. Guru rules over the signs Dhanu
(Sagittarius) and Meena (Pisces), he is exalted in Karka
(Cancer) and in his fall in Makara (Capricorn).
Bhaspati is lord of three Nakshatras or lunar mansions:
Punarvasu, Vishakha and Purva Bhadrapada. The
following items are associated with Bhaspati: his color is
yellow, metal is gold and gemstone is yellow topaz and
yellow sapphire. The season associated with him is
winter (snow), direction is north-east and element is ether
or space. Bhaspati is the son of Rishi Angiras (according
to the Rig Veda and Surupa according to the Shiva
Purana. He has two brothers named Utathya and
Samvartana. He has three wives. His first wife Shuba
gave birth to Bhanumati, Raaka, Archishmati, Mahamati,
Mahishmati, Sinivali, and Havishmati, his seven
daughters. His second wife Tara gives birth to seven sons
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Figure 4. The King Rama with Brahmastra and the Vedic god Varuna arising from the ocean
Tvastr
In Vedic religion, Tva, is the first born creator of the
universe. He is the visible form of creativity emerged from
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the navel of the invisible Viswakarman In Yajurveda
purusha suktha and in 10 mandala of Rig veda his
character and attributes are merging with the concept like
Hiranyagharbha/Prajapathy or Brahma. The term also
transliterated as Tvar, nominative Tvaa, is the
heavenly builder, the maker of divine implements,
especially Indra's Vajra and the guardian of Soma. Tva
is mentioned 65 times in the Rig-Veda and is the former
of the bodies of men and animals,' and invoked when
desiring offspring, called garbha-pati or the lord of the
womb.
Tva is also referred to as Rathakara or the chariot
maker and sometimes as Taka in igveda. The term
Tva is mentioned in the Mitanni treaty, which
establishes him as a Proto-Indo-Iranian divinity. Tva is
a solar deity in the epic of Mahabharata and the
Harivasa. He is mentioned as the son of Kasyapa and
Aditi, and is said to have made the three worlds with
pieces of the Sun god Surya. The sr name of south indian
goldsmiths Tattar is probably derived from the term
Tvoshtar
Yama is the lord of death in Hinduism, first recorded in
the Vedas. Yama belongs to an early stratum of IndoIranian theology. In Vedic tradition Yama was considered
to have been the first mortal who died and espied the
way to the celestial abodes, thus in virtue of precedence
he became the ruler of the departed. In some passages,
however, he is already regarded as the god of death.
Yama's name can be interpreted to mean "twin", and in
some myths he is paired with a twin sister Yami. Yama is
assisted by Chitragupta who is assigned with the task of
keeping complete records of actions of human beings on
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Angiras
Angiras is a rishi (or sage) who, along with sage
Atharvan, is credited to have formulated ("heard") most of
the fourth Veda called Atharvaveda. He is also mentioned
in the other three Vedas. Sometimes he is reckoned as
one of the Seven Great Sages, or saptarishis of the first
Manvantara, with others being, Marichi, Atri, Pulaha,
Kratu, Pulastya, and Vashishtha Bharadwaja maharshis
was his descendant.His wife is Surupa and his sons are
Utatya, Samvartana and Brihaspati. He is one of the ten
Manasaputras (wish-born-son) of Lord Brahma. Other
accounts say that he married Smriti (memory), the
daughter of Daksha. The name Angirasas is applied
generically to several Puranic individuals and things; a
class of Pitris, the ancestors of man according to Hindu
Vedic writings, and probably descended from the sage
Angiras and the Kavyas are also considered as the pitris
that is why as per the old myth the stars are considered
as the soul of the dead.
Description of Veda
Atharvan
Atharvan was a legendary Vedic sage (rishi) of Hinduism
who along with Angiras is supposed to have authored
("heard") the Atharvaveda. He is also said to have first
instituted the fire-sacrifice or yagna. Sometimes he is
also reckoned among the seven seers or Saptarishi. His
clan is known as the Atharvanas. Atharvan married Chitti,
daughter of Kardama rishi, and had a great sage
Dadhichi as a son. He was referred to as a member of
the Bhrigu clan.According to mundaka upnisad and other
texts, he was eldest son and (Manas putra) born from
mind of the brahma.
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Vedic Hymns
The Rigveda (a compound of "praise and veda
"knowledge") is an ancient Indian sacred collection of
Vedic Sanskrit Hymns. It is counted among the four
canonical sacred texts (Sruti) of Hinduism known as the
Vedas. Some of its verses are still recited as Hindu
prayers, at religious functions and other occasions,
putting these among the world's oldest religious texts in
continued use. The Rigveda contains several
mythological and poetical accounts of the origin of the
world, hymns praising the gods, and ancient prayers for
life, prosperity, etc.
Purandhi
According to the Vedas, women are more intelligent than
men (i.e) she is a purandhi. In Asvanedha , there is a
prayer that women must be " purandhi". By that term,
Women's superior intelligence is indicated. " According to
the Vedas , Woman is a karma yogi . She does duty for
duty's sake. She sacrifices her individual pleasure and
pain and serves the family . The early life of all children
depend on the care of the mother. She brings them up as
intelligent and pious ones . The stability of her integrity is
brought out in one mantra , which points out that women
are to be strong as a rock in the family so that the family
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Description on Religion
DISCUSSION
Religion
Hinduism is basically the religion of India but the other
three religions which were developed later were Jainism,
Buddhism and Sikhism. The Hinduism began with the
historical Vedic religion by the early Indo-Aryans and then
the Hinduism expanded over the some parts of south
Asia that are Srilanka, Burma, Laos, Thailand, Cambodia,
Malaysia and Indonesia that is why we find Hindi
speakers there. While the Jainism started with the
followers of the Mahavira, while the Buddhism started
with the Siddhartha and the Sikhism by the teachings of
guru Nanak Sahib with nine successive gurus.
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lands suitable for new settlements. Tilak calls it the PreOrion Period.
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Figure 9. Sky over Giza 2500BC
birth of Lord Krishna took place around 3000 B.C and the
knowledge of Vedas came from the arctic which was the
ancient home of the Aryans but due to glacial epoch round
10000 B.C in Arctic, people migrated to survive. The written
texts of the Vedas were available from 2000 B.C to 500 B.C
as per the details. And the Lord Shri. Krishna had found to
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Figure 10. Reversed pyramid.
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