Date: 2 SEPTEMBER 2019 British Summer Time uploaded in London –20-56
Post No. 6970
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I want to
place it on record the amazing statistics about Athi Varadar with the hope of
someone reding it after forty years, i.e.2059!
Who is Athi
Varadar?
Mahavishnu
in Varadaraja Swami Temple in Kanchipuram in Tamil Nadu.
What is the
meaning of Athi Varadar?
Athi is a
wood mentioned in Vishnu Sahasranama as Udumbara along with two other trees.
All the three trees belong to Ficus genus. Athi is Ficus Udumbra or Ficus racemose.
Varadar is one who showers boons on devotees.
Why is God
Vishnu known as Athi Varadar?
Because
the original statue was made of Athi wood and placed in a water- tight silver
casket under the temple tank. Instead of this a granite statue is worshiped on
daily basis.
What is
the significance of the wooden statue?
It was
made by Lord Brahma and so considered very valuable. If it is anointed every
day with all the usual Abishek/ bathing materials it will be damaged. So it is
immersed in the tank and taken out once in forty years. Last time it was taken
out in 1979.
What is the
Forty Year wonder?
When it
is taken out of the tank a great number of devotees gather to have the darshan
(viewing). This time it was taken out in July/August and kept out for darshan
for 48 days.
Few
people reported that they are seeing it for the third time in their life!
What happened
during 48 days?
During
the 48 days in July/August 2019, over ten million people had the viewing of
Lord in lying position and standing position.
Over ten
million people contributed over Rs 9.9 crores during this period. Out of the 18
hundis (money box), 13 were open and 164 grams of gold, 4959 grams of silver,
cash of nearly 100 million rupees were found.
Millions of
people had free food. Rs.1-5 crore donation was received for Anna danam alone.
From President
of India to a poor beggar in the street every one had the blessing of God.
What is
the condition of the statue when it is taken out?
It was in
good condition and applied with herbal oils.
On the re
immersion day (178-2019,) 48 types of Prasadams were made and offered to the
Lord.
How big
is the statue?
12 feet
tall and two and half feet wide.
Any more
wonder?
The statue
that is placed in the Vasanta Mandapam will be immersed on the 48th day. The tank
dried for cleaning and other purposes will be automatically filled in by the
rain. This time also the city and its suburbs had heavy rains.
When is
the next darshan?
It will
be in year 2059.
If we are
all lucky we will have the Darshan!
I am
attaching some paper cuttings for future generations.
One more
wonder!
There re
over 350 inscriptions in the temple. They are from
Chozas,Pandyas,
Telugu chodas,
Pallava /Kadavarayas,Chera
,Kakatiya,
Sambuvaraya,Hoysala,Vijayanagara,
and devotees.
16 inscriptions are from the great ruler Krishnadevaraya (1510-528). Two of the
inscriptions give a complete list of his conquests.
The Kalyana
Mandapam alone has 800 bas reliefs depicting various puranic themes. Wood carvings and
paintings are also found in the temple.
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Hindus are the first race to give divine status to stars. They gave the little boy Dhruva’s name to Pole star. They named the Ursa Major (Great Bear) constellation after Seven Great Hindu seers. And they named the double star system in it after Vaishtha and Arundhati. Every newly married Hindu couple must see the Vaishtha- Arundhati star system before they enter the First Night room. 27 stars in the zodiac have stories from Hindu mythology.
But the
wonder is that they named some stars in the Southern Sky also after some Hindu
seers and Kings. The Southern Cross is named after the King Tri Sanku. And the Canopus
is named after the great seer Agastya. Agastya will beat 100 Columbuses and
1000 Captain Cooks. He did incredible jobs of laying road route via the mighty
Vindhya mountains and crossed the Indian ocean to establish Hindu rule in South
East Asia. These incredible feats were made mythological stories ‘Agastya
drinking ocean’ and ‘Agastya belittling Vidhya mountains’. tamilandvedas.com,
swamiindology.blogspot.com
But my
latest research is about how and why they did name Southern Cross and Canopus
after Trisanku and Agastya respectively. Sapta Rishi and Pole star cant be seen
by people living in Southern most part of Australia. And in the same way Indians
living in Northern most part of India cant see Trisanku and Canopus. Then how come
the Bhagavatha Purana and other Puranas talk about Trisanku and the star
system. Hindu scriptures praise Viswamitra creating new heaven (star system).This
shows the seers can go above the earth and see the star system. Sanskrit and Tamil
literature talk about seers using the sky route (Gagana Marga).
Some may say that the people in the south might have added Trisanku and Agastya star stories in Hindu mythology, because the star system cant be seen by the northern most people. Even that shows that India was one country from North to South. This will explode the myth of British uniting India. More over 2000 year old Sangam Tamil literature is also talking about one county – From the Himalayas to Kanyakumari.
So Trisanku-
Agastya Stories illustrate two points:
1.Puranic
writers know southern hemisphere and the stars visible there. They gave divine
status to Southern stars also.
2.Even
before British arrived in India, the country was considered one.
Latest
Interpretation-
One article
in the book ‘Facets of Vedic Culture’ give new interpretation to Tri Sanku and
Agastya stories. The interpretation is based on the Big Hindu Numerals Sanku
and Jaladhi.
Who was
Trisanku?
Tri sanku
was a great king of solar dynasty. When he was nagging his teacher/Guru
Vasishtha to send him to heaven with his human body he refused. When the king
abused the Guru, he was cursed by him. Then the cursed king approached another
seer Visvamitra. He sent Tri Sanku to heaven with his power. But the Devas in
the heaven rejected him and pushed him down to earth. Visvamitra stopped him
half way through the sky. This is called Southern Cross by westerners because
it looks like hanging cross. It is found in the flags of Australia, New Zealand,
Samoa, Brazil and Papua New Guinea. Hindus are using Tri Sanku Swarga as a
phrase for any half- finished or unfinished task. tamilandvedas.com,
swamiindology.blogspot.com
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Hundreds of
skeletons are scattered around a site high in the Himalayas, and a new study
overturns a leading theory about how they got there.
Science magazines
around the world have published today (21-8-2019) the latest results of their
studies about the Hindu Mystery Lake in the Himalayas.
I have collected the
details from various reports.
The Roopkund lake
at an altitude of 16,500 ft in Chamoli district of Uttarakhand has hundreds of
ancient human skeletons around its shores.
Untangling a few
knots on the enigmatic skeleton lake mystery, scientists on Tuesday reported
that people belonging to three distinct ethnicities — Indians, Greeks and a lone
South East Asian individual — travelled to the icy lake in the Himalayas
The Roopkund lake at an altitude of 16,500 ft in
Chamoli district of Uttarakhand remains a puzzle to science for more than 60
years, with barely any explanations about hundreds of ancient human skeletons
around its shores
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skeletons in icy lake
Biomolecular
analyses of Roopkund skeletons show Mediterranean migrants in Indian Himalaya
A large-scale study conducted by an international team of scientists has
revealed that the mysterious skeletons of Roopkund Lake—once thought to have
died during a single catastrophic event—belong to genetically highly distinct
groups that died in multiple periods in at least two episodes separated by 1000
years. The study, published this week in Nature Communications,
involved an international team of 28 researchers from institutions in India,
the United States and Europe.
Situated at over 5000 meters above sea level in the Himalayan Mountains
of India, Roopkund Lake has long puzzled researchers due to the presence of
skeletal remains from several hundred ancient humans, scattered in and
around the lake‘s shores, earning
it the nickname Skeleton Lake or Mystery Lake.
“Roopkund Lake has long been subject to speculation about who these
individuals were, what brought them to Roopkund Lake, and how they died,” says
senior author Niraj Rai, of the Birbal Sahni Institute of Palaeosciences in
Lucknow, India, who began working on the Roopkund skeletons when he was a
post-doctoral scientist at the CSIR Centre for Cellular and Molecular Biology
(CCMB) in Hyderabad, India.
The current publication, the final product of a more than decade-long
study that presents the first whole genome ancient DNA data from India, reveals
that the site has an even more complex history than imagined.
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800 skeletons may be there
First ancient DNA data from India shows diverse groups at Roopkund Lake
Ancient DNA obtained from the skeletons of Roopkund Lake—representing
the first ancient DNA ever reported from India—reveals that they derive from at
least three distinct genetic groups.
“We first became aware of the presence of multiple distinct groups
at Roopkund after sequencing the mitochondrial DNA of 72 skeletons. While many
of the individuals possessed mitochondrial haplogroups typical of present-day
Indian populations, we also identified a large number of individuals with
haplogroups that would be more typical of populations from West Eurasia,”
says co-senior author Kumarasamy Thangaraj of CCMB, who started the project
more than a decade ago, in an ancient DNA clean lab that he and then-director
of CCMB Lalji Singh (deceased) built to study Roopkund.
Whole-genome sequencing of 38 individuals revealed that there were at
least three distinct groups among the Roopkund skeletons.
1.The first group is composed of 23 individuals with ancestries that are
related to people from present-day India, who do not appear to belong to a
single population, but instead derived from many different groups.
2.Surprisingly, the second largest group is made up of 14 individuals
with ancestry that is most closely related to people who live in the eastern
Mediterranean, especially present-day Crete and Greece.
3. A third individual has ancestry that is more typical of that found in
Southeast Asia. “We were extremely surprised by the genetics of the
Roopkund skeletons. The presence of individuals with ancestries typically
associated with the eastern Mediterranean suggests that Roopkund Lake was not
just a site of local interest, but instead drew visitors from across the
globe,” says first author Éadaoin Harney of Harvard University.
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skeletons of three ethnic groups
In a kinder world,
archaeologists would study only formal cemeteries, carefully planned and
undisturbed.
But such an ideal
burial ground wouldn’t have the eerie appeal of Skeleton Lake in Uttarakhand,
India, where researchers suspect the bones of as many as 500 people lie. The
lake, which is formally known as Roopkund, is miles above sea level in the
Himalayas and sits along the route of the Nanda Devi Raj Jat, a famous festival
and pilgrimage. Bones are scattered throughout the site: Not a single skeleton
found so far is intact.
HOW DID THEY FIND IT?
Since a forest ranger stumbled across the ghostly scene during World War
II, explanations for why hundreds of people died there have abounded. These
unfortunates were invading Japanese soldiers; they were an Indian army
returning from war; they were a king and his party of dancers, struck down by a
righteous deity. A few years ago, a group of archaeologists suggested, after inspecting
the bones and dating the carbon within them, that the dead were travelers
caught in a lethal hailstorm around the ninth century.
In a new study published
today in Nature Communications, an international team of
more than two dozen archaeologists, geneticists, and other specialists dated
and analyzed the DNA from the bones of 37 individuals found at Roopkund. They
were able to suss out new details about these people, but if anything, their
findings make the story of this place even more complex. The team determined
that the majority of the deceased indeed died 1,000 or so years ago, but not
simultaneously. And a few died much more recently, likely in the early 1800s.
Stranger still, the skeletons’ genetic makeup is more typical of Mediterranean
heritage than South Asian.
“It may be even more
of a mystery than before,” says David Reich, a geneticist at Harvard and one of
the senior authors of the new paper. “It was unbelievable, because the type of
ancestry we find in about a third of the individuals is so unusual for this
part of the world.”
Roopkund is the sort
of place archaeologists call “problematic” and “extremely disturbed.”
Mountaineers have moved and removed the bones and,
researchers suspect, most of the valuable artifacts. Landslides probably
scattered the skeletons, too. Miriam Stark, an archaeologist at the University
of Hawaii at Manoa who was not involved in the research, pointed out that,
unlike most archaeological sites, Roopkund is “not within a cultural context,”
like a religious site or even a battlefield. That makes the new study “a really
useful case study of how much information you can milk” from an imperfect data
set, she says.
From a scientific
standpoint, the only convenient thing about Roopkund is its frigid environment,
which preserved not only the bones, but the DNA inside them, and even, in some
cases, bits of clothing and flesh. That same environment can make the site
difficult to study.
Veena
Mushrif-Tripathy, an archaeologist at Deccan College in Pune, India, was part
of an expedition to Roopkund in 2003. She says that even at base camp, which
was about 2,300 feet below the lake, the weather was dangerous and turned
quickly. To reach Roopkund, the party had to climb to a ridge above the lake
and then slide down to it, because the slopes surrounding the lake are so
steep.
Mushrif-Tripathy never actually reached the lake; she was stuck at
base camp with altitude sickness. “That was one of my biggest … regrets,” she
says. “Still today, I am not over that.”
As Fernando Racimo, a geneticist at
the University of Copenhagen, points out, ancient-DNA studies commonly focus on
the global movements of human populations over thousands of years. The new
study, in contrast, is “a nice example of how ancient-DNA studies could not
only inform us about major migration events,” Racimo says, “but it can also
tell smaller stories that would have not been possible to elucidate otherwise.”
Stark says that seeing geneticists and archaeologists collaborating to ask
nuanced questions is refreshing. “A lot of the time it seems like the
geneticists are just performing a service,” she says, to prove the hunches of
anthropologists or historical linguists about where a specimen really came from. “And
that’s not what we should be asking.”
To Kathleen Morrison,
the chair of the anthropology department at the University of Pennsylvania, the
least interesting thing about the specimens at Roopkund is where in the world
their DNA says they came from. She points out that a Hellenic kingdom existed
in the Indian subcontinent for about 200 years, beginning in 180 b.c. “The fact
that there’s some unknown group of Mediterranean European people is not really
a big revelation,” she says. She also cautions that radiocarbon dating gets
less and less accurate the closer specimens get to the present day, so the
early-1800s date assigned to the Roopkund specimens with Mediterranean heritage
might not be perfectly accurate.
Besides, knowing that
some of the bones at Roopkund came from a slightly unusual population still
doesn’t shake the fundamental mystery: how hundreds of people’s remains ended
up at one remote mountain lake. Reich and Mushrif-Tripathy are both confident
that the skeletons were not moved to the site. Mushrif-Tripathy believes that
the people whose bones she helped study simply “lost their way” and “got stuck”
near the lake during bad weather. As Reich points out, it’s possible that
remains scattered around the area gradually fell into the lake during
landslides.
Morrison, though,
doesn’t fully buy this explanation. “I suspect that they’re aggregated there,
that local people put them in the lake,” she says. “When you see a lot of human
skeletons, usually it’s a graveyard.”
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Nobody Knows Why Hundreds of People Died at This Creepy Himalayan Lake
Hundreds of people mysteriously died over a millennium at “Skeleton
Lake” in the Himalayas according to a new study, making the creepy
location even more mysterious.
A small glacial lake nestled in the world’s highest mountain range is
the site of hundreds of unexplained deaths spanning more than 1,000 years,
according to a new study.
Roopkund Lake, also known as “Skeleton Lake” because it is cluttered
with human bones, has perplexed visitors for decades. Located over 16,400 feet
above sea level in the Indian Himalayas, it was rediscovered during the 1940s by a forest
ranger. But the shallow lake was clearly known to ancient travelers, many of
whom never made it out alive.
Nobody knows what killed all these people at such a remote location.
Until now, the leading theory was that a brutal hailstorm pummelled all of the travelers to
death at the same time around 800 CE in a single catastrophic event, which
might explain the unhealed compression fractures found on some of the bones.
While deadly hail may account for some of the fatalities, new evidence strongly
suggests that these people met their deaths in multiple different events at the
lake across the centuries.
In a study published on
Tuesday in Nature Communications, a team led by Éadaoin
Harney, a PhD student in evolutionary biology at Harvard University, analyzed
DNA extracted from 38 skeletons. This analysis revealed that many different
populations experienced mortal incidents at the lake, including one that
occurred as late as the 19th century.
“We find that the Roopkund skeletons belong to three genetically
distinct groups that were deposited during multiple events, separated in time
by approximately 1,000 years,” Harney’s team said in the study. “These findings
refute previous suggestions that the skeletons of Roopkund Lake were deposited
in a single catastrophic event.”
The earliest group of deceased travellers identified by the researchers,
called Roopkund_A, contained 23 men and women from a diverse range of South
Asian ancestries. This population was already known to have perished some 1,200
years ago, but radiocarbon dating showed that their deaths were likely not
caused by a single violent storm as previously proposed.
Some of the Roopkund_A individuals were dated to earlier ranges of about
675-769 CE, while others were dated to between 894-985 CE. The gap in time
suggests “that even these individuals may not have died simultaneously,” the
team said.
Even more astonishing is the discovery of a second population, called
Roopkund_B, which died just centuries ago, around 1800. This group contained 14
men and women of eastern Mediterranean descent, who were most genetically
similar to the people of present-day Crete, the largest of the Greek islands.
The third population is comprised of a sole individual, called Roopkund_C, who
was a man of East Asian descent that died at the same time as the Roopkund_B
group.
“Our study deepens the Roopkund mystery in many ways,” said study
co-author Niraj Rai, head of the Ancient DNA Lab at Birbal Sahni Institute of
Palaeosciences in India, in an email. At the same time, the team was able to
rule out common “speculations about the ancestry of Roopkund individuals,” Rai
said.
For instance, since the 1950s, there has been a local theory that the skeletons were left by
the fleeing army of general Zorawar Singh Kahluria, who was killed in an
attempted invasion of Tibet in 1841. This explanation is challenged by the new
discovery of several women at the site, who were unlikely to have been included
in a military expedition.
The hailstorm theory is still plausible for some of the victims, and the
team plans to examine the fractured skulls in their next study, Rai said.
Still, we don’t know how these groups ended up at such an inaccessible
location in the first place. Roopkund Lake lies on the route of the Nanda Devi
Raj Jat, a Hindu pilgrimage, which may have been observed as early as 1,200
years ago. For now, that is the most plausible explanation for the presence of
at least some of the Roopkund_A individuals, the team said.
The remains of the other populations are much harder to explain. The
study concludes that the Mediterranean individuals, who did not seem to have
close familial ties to each other, were probably born under Ottoman rule.
“As suggested by their consumption of a predominantly terrestrial,
rather than marine-based diet, they may have lived in an inland location, eventually
traveling to and dying in the Himalayas,” the team said. “Whether they were
participating in a pilgrimage, or were drawn to Roopkund Lake for other
reasons, is a mystery.”
“Mystery” seems to be the operative word for anything to do with
Roopkund Lake. While the site has become a destination for researchers and
tourists—who have lived to tell the tale of their visits—the secrets of those
who never left remain largely unknown.
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Himalayan Lake Mystery
ANOTHER REPORT—800 SKELETONS
DNA study deepens mystery of lake full of skeletons
Hundreds
of bodies at Roopkund Lake belonged to pilgrims who perished in a Himalayan
storm more than a thousand years ago—or so researchers thought.
Roopkund, a remote lake high in the Indian
Himalaya, is home to one of archaeology’s spookiest mysteries: the skeletons of
as many as 800 people. Now, a study
published today in Nature Communications attempts
to unravel what happened at “Skeleton Lake”—but the results raise more
questions than answers.
In the early
2000s, preliminary DNA studies had suggested that the people who died at
Roopkund were of South Asian ancestry, and radiocarbon dates from around the
site cluster at 800 A.D., a sign that they all died in a single event.
Now, full genomic
analyses from 38 sets of skeletal remains upend that story. The new results
show that there were 23 people with south Asian ancestry at Roopkund, but they
died during one or several events between the 7th and 10th centuries A.D.
What’s more, the Roopkund skeletons contain another group of
14 victims who died there a thousand years later—likely in a single event.
And unlike the
later South Asian skeletons, the earlier group at Roopkund had a genetic
ancestry tied to the Mediterranean—Greece and Crete, to be exact. (An
additional individual, who died at the same time as the Mediterranean group,
had east Asian ancestry.) None of the tested individuals were related to each
other, and additional isotopic studies confirm that the South Asian and
Mediterranean groups ate different diets.
Why was a
Mediterranean group at Roopkund, and how did they meet their end? Researchers
don’t know and aren’t speculating.
Nehru
Centre, Bombay has published a source book of astronomy. It is an encyclopaedia
of Sanskrit works on astronomy. The beauty of the book is that original slokas
or hymns are given in Devanagari lipi with English translation from Vedic days
until 19th century. It covers only important quotations.
At the
end of the book there is a valuable list of about 150 Hindu astronomers and the
names of their 300 original works. Some are just quotes from other commentators.
Some are details of whole books. It will be a ready reference for research
scholars. I publish the informative list below.
This illustrates another important point. From 1140 BCE until a few hundred years ago Sanskrit was the only language that had continuous production of astronomy books. If you take another ancient language Tamil, we have no ancient astronomy book. We have only astronomical references and not whole books. This shows that Sanskrit was never a dead language and it was always used by scholars. About 30 years ago Kanchi Paramacharya Swamikal (1894-1994) composed a Sanskrit poem and it reverberated throughout the world from the United nations Hall through the most famous Carnatic singer MS Subbalakshmi. This list is another proof for the scientific use of Sanskrit language until modern days.
Baahubalam-
Strength of shoulder; Amaatyabalam- strength of minister; Dhanabalam- Strength
of wealth; Abhijaatabalam- strength derived through birth; Prajnaabalam- strength
of knowledge.
–Vidura
Niti 5-52
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Pliithadosa—Disorders
of the spleen
Vaata- air;
Pitta- fire; Kapha- Water; Sannipaata – vitiation of the above three; Sonita-
Blood
-Charaka
Sutra- 19-4
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Five ‘M’s
Those who
are involved in Vamachara worship (anti clockwise)use the following ‘M’ s:-
மஹாபாரதத்தில் பலருடைய விசித்திரமான பிறப்புகளின் பின்னுள்ள உண்மைகளை — அறிவியல் உண்மைகளை — நிறைய எழுதிவிட்டேன். இன்று பாண்டு, திருத ராஷ்டிரன் பிறப்புகளில் உள்ள விஞ்ஞான உண்மைகளைத் தொட்டுக் காட்டுகிறேன்.
மஹாபாரத மாவீரர்களில் அதிகம் போற்றப்படாதவர்களில் ஒருவர் பாண்டு மஹாராஜன். ஆனால் மஹாபாரதத்தில் இவரைப் பற்றிப் பல பாராட்டுரைகள் உள்ளன. மனிதர்களுள் ஆண்புலி என்று வருணிக்கப்படுகிறார்.
கணவனும் மனைவியும் படுக்கையில் இன்பம் அனுபவிக்கும்போது வேண்டா வெறுப்பாக ஒருவர் இருந்தாலும், அது பிறக்கப் போகும் குழந்தையைப் பாதிக்கும் என்பது பாண்டு-திருதராஷ்டிரர் வாழ்க்கையில் பிரதிபலிக்கிறது..
மேலை நாடுகளிலும் கூட, பெற்றோர்கள் குடி, கூத்து, போதை மருந்து, மற்றும் பல தீய பழக்கங்களைக் கொண்டிருந்தால் அந்தக் குடும்பத்தில் பிறக்கும் குழந்தைகள் அதிகமாக சமூக விரோதச் செயல்களில் ஈடுபடுவது, ஆராய்ச்சியில் தெரியவந்துள்ளது.
எல்லோருக்கும் தெரிந்த கதை என்பதால் மிகச் சுருக்கமாக சொல்கிறேன். விசித்திரவீர்யனின் இரண்டு மனைவிகளுக்கும் மகப்பேறு இல்லாததால் நாட்டை ஆள்வதற்கு சந்ததி இல்லாமல் போய்விடுமே என்று வியாசர் மூலமாக குழந்தை பெற்றுக்கொள்ள வியாசரின் தாயாரே எற்பாடுசெய்கிறார். அக்காலத்தில் ராஜ வம்சம் நசித்துப் போகாமல் இருக்க இப்படி ஒரு ஏற்பாடு இருந்தது. விசித்ர வீர்யனின் இரண்டு மனைவியர் அம்பிகா, அம்பாலிகா. இருவரிடமும் வியாசர் வரப்போகிறார் என்று சொன்னவுடனே முகம் சுழித்தனர். ஏனெனில் வியாசர் கருப்பர். அவர் பெயரே கருப்பு (க்ருஷ்ண த்வைபாயன)! அழகும் கிடையாது. ஆனால் உலக சாதனையில் அவரை மிஞ்ச இன்று வரை யாரும் பிறக்கவில்லை. பிரம்மாண்டமான வேதங்களை நான்காகப் பிரித்தார். உலகிலேயே நீண்ட இதிஹாசமான மஹாபரதத்தை எழுதினார். இதில் இல்லாத விஷயங்களே உலகில் இல்லை.
அவர் படுக்கை அறையில் நுழைந்தவுடன் அம்பிகா வெறுப்புற்று கண்களை முடிக் கொண்டார். வியாசரோ முற்றும் துறந்த முனிவர். அது பற்றிக் கவலைப் படாமல் தாயார் இட்ட கட்டளையை தலைமேற்கொண்டு பாலியல் இன்பத்திற்காகவன்றி, வம்ச விருத்திக்காக மட்டுமே என்று, சொன்ன செயலைச் செய்துவிட்டு வெளியேறினார். கண்னை மூடி வெறுப்புக் காட்டிய அம்பிகாவுக்கு கண்கள் தெரியாத திருதராஷ்டிரன் பிறந்தான். அவனும் வெறுப்புடன் பிறந்ததால் இறுதிவரை பாண்டவர் மீது வெறுப்பைப் பொழிந்தான்; அழிந்தான்.
அம்பாலிகாவுக்கும் இதே வெறுப்புதான். அவளும் வேண்டா வெறுப்பால முகம் வெளுத்து பயந்து போய் படுக்கையில் படுத்தாள் . அவளுக்குப் பிறந்த பாண்டு மஹாராஜன் வெளுத்த தோலுடனும், செக்ஸில் ஈடுபட முடியாத பயத்துடனும் பிறந்தான்..
இது மஹாபாரதம் கற்பிக்கும் பாடம்; செய்யும் செயலை — செக்ஸே ஆனாலும் — மனமுவந்து செய்ய வேண்டும் அப்படி செய்யாவிடில் குழந்தைகள், குறையுடன் பிறக்கலாம்.
பாண்டுவின் மற்ற கதை எல்லோரும் அறிந்ததே. குந்தி என்ற முதல் மனைவியும் மாத்ரி என்ற இரண்டாவது மனைவியும் உண்டு. ஒரு முறை வேட்டையாடும் போது மான் தோல் போற்றிய கிண்டம ரிஷியை உண்மையான மான் என்று நினத்து அம்பெய்திக் கொன்றுவிட்டார். அப்போது அந்த ரிஷி தன் மனைவியுடன் படுத்திருந்தார். உடனே அவர் ஒரு சாபம் இட்டார். நீ உன் மனைவியுடன் படுத்தாயானால் இறந்து போவாய் என்று.
பாண்டுவும் பயந்துபோய் காட்டிற்குத் தவம் செய்யப்போனார். அவருடன் இரண்டு மனைவியரும் சென்றனர். ஒரு நாள் மாத்ரியும், பாண்டுவும் உணர்ச்சிவயப்பட்டு படுத்தபோது பாண்டு இறந்தார். சாபத்தை அறிந்தும் கணவனை எச்சரிக்காமல் போனோமே என்று வ ருந்தி மாத்ரியும் பூதப் பாண்டியன் மனைவி கோப்பெருந்தேவி போல கணவருடன் தீப்பாய்ந்தாள்.
குந்திக்கும் மாத்ரிக்கும் மந்திரம் மூலம் பிறந்த பஞ்ச பாண்டவர்களையும் வளர்க்கும் பொறுப்பை குந்தி ஏற்றாள்.
(மஹா பாரதத்திலுள்ள டெஸ்ட் ட்யூப் TEST TUBE BABY குழந்தை, செக்ஸ் மாற்ற ஆபரேஷன் SEX CHANGE OPERATION, ஒட்டிப் பிறந்த இரட்டைக் குழந்தை (SIAMESE TWINS சயாமீஸ் ட்வின்ஸ்) முதலிய பத்து ரஹசியங்களை பழைய கட்டுரைகளில் காண்க)
பாண்டு மஹாராஜன் பற்றி மஹா பாரதத்தில் உள்ள ஓரிரு ஸ்லோகங்களைக் காண்போம்:-
ஆண்களில் புலி போன்ற வீரம் படைத்த அவர் (பாண்டு) மீண்டும் வந்து விட்டார்; குணங்களை நன்கு அறிந்தவர். தர்ம விதிப்படி நம்மை தனது சொந்தக்கார ர்கள் போலப் பாதுகாக்கிறார்.
கேசாம் சித் அபவத் ப்ராதா
கேசாம் சித் அபவத் சகா
ர்ஷயஸ் த்வ அபரே சை நாம்
புத்ரவத் பர்யபாலன் 1-113-3
பாண்டு காட்டில்ச தவம் செய்த போது சிலரை சகோதர்களாகவும் சிலரை தோழர்களாகவும் நடத்தினார். ஆனால் ரிஷிகளோவெனில் பாண்டுவை தனந்து சொந்த மகன் போல நடத்தினர்.
பாண்டு ராஜ வம்சத்தில் பிறந்திருந்தாலும் காட்டில் தவம் செய்தபோது ஒரு பிரம்ம ரிஷி போல ஒளியுடன் விளங்கினார்:
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மஹாபாரதத்தில் வாணிபம்- வியாபாரம் (Post No.5082) … மஹாபாரதம்– ராக்கெட் விஞ்ஞானம் முதல் வேதாந்தம் வரை அத்தனை …. (for old articles go to tamilandvedas.com OR swamiindology.blogspot.com) ….. வல்லவர் யாருமே அறிந்திராத அற்புத உண்மைகளை பதிலாகத் தருவர்.
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காளிதாசன் நாடகத்தில் வியத்தகு விண்வெளி விஞ்ஞானம்!! … சுவைதரும் காவியத்தில் ஒரு அரிய பெரிய விஞ்ஞான உண்மையையும் புதைத்து … மஹாபாரத வன பர்வத்தில் வரும் அர்ஜுனனின் ஐந்து ஆண்டு … https://tamilandvedas.com/2014/09/13/%e0%ae%95%e0%ae%be%e0%ae%b3%e0%ae%bf%e0%ae%a4%e0%ae%be%e0%ae%9a%
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