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The Gleams of Science in The Upanisads and Srimad Bhagwat Gita

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PublisherBookwell
ISBN / ASIN9380574177
ISBN-139789380574172
Sales Rank99,999,999
MarketplaceUnited States  🇺🇸

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Language: English
Pages: 385


About the Book

This book explains ancient Indian science with the help of modern science.

Many places exhibit that the ancient Indian science was far advanced than modern science.

Aitarey's opinion that intrauterine foetus thinks, because it has knowledge, is proved by ultramodern science, in September 2009.

Ancient Indian literature states the order of development of organs in a foetus and it is roved that modern science with it.

Modern science accepted in 1972 AD, the statements of Aitareya and the Bhagawata that heart began, in second month of intrauterine life.

Aitareya state that ears recognize directions; it is proved by science in 1935.

Upanisads state that every sensory organ has two functions. This book shows its correctness according to modern science.

What is death? When does it begin working? How to avoid death? All these questions have no answer in modern science, but the Aitareya Upanisad gives answers.

This book shows that life induces mind: Mind exists separately and can work without brain or nervous tissue.

This book proves, scientifically, the existence of the seven Lokas namely, Bhu, Bhuva, Swa Maha, Jana, Tapa, Satyam. It explains the five Kosas and their capacities to roam in these Lokas. This book shows was the seven tongues of Agni are the seven energy bands of modern science Manojawa means Tachyons, which are subatomic particles faster than light and are discovered in 1967.

This book shows that at death Prana Goes away leaving life behind. Life is food of other animals Life means the Jeeva and Prana governs the Jeeva.

 

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