𝐌𝐀𝐘𝐀 – 𝐃𝐀𝐑𝐊 𝐒𝐄𝐂𝐑𝐄𝐓𝐒 𝐎𝐅 𝐇𝐈𝐍𝐃𝐔 𝐓𝐄𝐌𝐏𝐋𝐄𝐒

Hey guys, look at this statue in an ancient temple. What is going on here? You can see 2 figures, and they seem to be hugging each other, in a strange, intimate position. But when we look closely, it does not seem to be a man and a woman, rather, both of them are females. Is it a mother and daughter hugging each other? No, both of them appear to be grown women with fully developed breasts. What is the meaning of this carving? Look at the hands of the woman in the front. Why has she bent her hands behind her back and kept them in such an elevated position? This is not easy, but if you look carefully, you can see a smile in her face. Behind her, the other woman is completely leaning on her, and her arm is kept around the bottom of this woman. What I find interesting is her hair, it seems to be carved until this point, but it doesn’t end here. It then curves up and makes a huge circle, which encompasses both these women. Can you explain this carving? And then you can see something weird in the outer circle. Is this an animal carved inside the circle? Is it a bunny rabbit? Yes, it is a rabbit, isn’t it? Why is it carved here? And here, you can see a 2nd rabbit carved on the other side. This is very odd, because we can see a total of 5 rabbits. Here is the 3rd rabbit, and if you look carefully, you can see the 4th rabbit. Now, can you see the 5th rabbit? How about now? Do you see the 5th rabbit now? This is the mother rabbit, and those 4 rabbits are her babies.
This carving is found in the ancient temple of Tirukurungudi and nobody, none of the locals, not even the priest knows that this shows a rabbit. So I think I have just discovered an ancient optical illusion after many many centuries.
This is why I don’t trust carvings in Hindu temples, because we are not able to fully understand their complexity. Ancient Indian temples are full of many unexplained carvings, and both casual visitors and experts are quick to dismiss them as meaningless or superstitious carvings.
You may think this is the end of it, but what is the connection between these women and rabbits? Rabbits are symbols of fertility and reproduction, it is easy to understand this if you ever had them as pets. A Rabbit is used as that symbol since ancient times until today’s playboy right? But what is the deeper meaning? Why are these 2 humans making up an animal?
Take a look at this statue, who is he? Immediately, you realize that there is something strange about him. He has many faces carved all over his body, you see 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 faces carved on his body. Firstly, we missed observing these 2 faces on the sides, secondly, we are completely missing the point of the carving itself. Look carefully, and see how many animals are carved on his body? In the rabbit illusion, humans made up the animal, but this the opposite of that, animals make up this figure. Look at that nose, it is not a nose, but a Lizard. And the Lizard is shown grabbing his moustache, but the moustache is actually made of 2 fish. His lower lip, is also possibly made of fish, but it is destroyed, and look at his chin, is that a crab? What is a crab doing on his chin? His eyes are quite scary, and staring into them can be a challenge? But his eyes – Are they snails or are they turtles? His ears are unusually large, and they are made of 2 peacocks and on top of his shoulders you can see 2 hooded cobras. The bodies of these 2 cobras are intertwined to make his dreadlock hairdo. His shoulders are made of 2 crocodile like animals. Even his genitalia is made of something strange. Can you guess what it is? Is that a turtle sticking out its neck? and you can see the 2 bells at the bottom. You can see another snake here, and unfortunately his legs have been destroyed, and we don’t what else we missed. Who is he? Locals call him Rudra, but this is Lord Pashupathi, the God of all animals. It is said that when Pashupathi or Shiva came to earth, he tamed all animals and taught humans how to domesticate some of them. So, this is a symbolic representation of him having complete control of all these animals.
Now, look at these women, they appear to be dancing as a group. But when you start zooming out, you realize that they all make up a horse. This is not an easy task, see how the eye of the horse is carved, and notice the ears. These 2 women have put their hands up and they look like the ears of the horse. And look at how this woman is holding a towel, ancient builders were insanely clever and artistic. On top, there is a warrior, he is the only man in this carving, you can see his moustache and he is holding a bow. He is not a part of the horse, he is mounted on top of the horse. Here is a similar carving from another ancient temple. Again a bunch of women, apparently beautiful dancers, making up a horse. The exact same theme, and you can see how this woman is not only holding a towel at the bottom, but also a large fly whisk called chamara which makes up the horse’s tail.
Today, many people are inspired by this type of illusion, and they make a lot of paintings, This is a pot made of a bunch of women, but you can see that there are lots of gaps between their bodies. While ancient builders strove for perfection, today’s similar art, needs more dedication. These women make up a bull, and you can see that it is not perfect. Here is a piece of cloth, that looks really good. A bunch of women make up an elephant. And you can see how this woman’s hair makes up the elephant’s tail, and how this woman has to stand in a very strange posture to make up the elephant’s trunk . And her hands, make up the tusks of the elephant.
But ancient carvings have a secret code hidden inside of them. Here is an ancient carving, again the elephant is made of a bunch of women. Here its tusks are made using this woman’s legs. Here is another ancient carving, also made of several women, and here is a third one, also made of several women. However, there is a secret code, hiding inside these ancient carvings which is forgotten today. Let’s count the number of women inside the elephant: 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9. The rider is a man, and he is outside, so let’s ignore him. Let’s look at another carving: Again, a total of 9 women. Here is another one..let’s count. Notice that each elephant is always made, exactly, of 9 women. Not 10, not 8 but always 9. Ancient builders could have easily made it with 10 or 8 women, but the number 9 is kept consistent while carving the elephant. This information is lost in this modern piece of cloth, it is made of 7 women, because we, the modern, so-called sophisticated people do not understand the hidden code. But may be, just may be, this is all a coincidence, may be just by dumb luck, I found all these ancient elephant carvings that are made up of exactly 9 women. So, let’s check this by going back and looking at the ancient carvings of horses. How many women do you see? 1,2,3,4 and 5. Look at this horse. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5. Not 4, not 6, always 5. The horses are always made of 5 women, just like how an elephant was always made of 9 women. This is a code. Why did they have to keep these numbers consistent, in all ancient Hindu temples? Think about how big India is, and how the sculptors would have had to communicate and share knowledge to keep this information consistent. Why did they never carve a horse made of 6 women, or an elephant made of 8 or 10 women? And why always women? Why not put a few men inside these animals?
In order to decode this ancient secret, you need to know another important detail. These two carvings are usually found together, as though the horse and elephant are fighting each other. According to ancient Sanskrit texts, this carving is called Navanari Kunjara – this specifically means that 9 women make up an elephant. And this carving is called Panchanari Turaga – this means 5 women make up a horse.
So it is a battle between 5 of something and 9 of something else. What does 5 signify here? And what does 9 signify? And why are they fighting? Now pay attention to the Gurus, the teachers on both sides. See how they are shown as clouds, acting as the thinktanks, guiding these warriors below them. Look at the left Guru, and look at the right Guru. Do you see the difference between them? And on top, notice the 2 animals. Very interesting to see, how they depicted the left and the right. To a layperson, they would look similar, but they have put some incredibly subtle details, look below this animal. You see what this is? On the left side, that detail is not there.
But what I really find interesting is this thing that separates them. Look carefully on these sides, do you see what they are? Unfortunately it is eroded a little bit, so let me show you another carving nearby with the same features. You see what these two faces on the side? Does it ring a bell? Let me show you a carving I previously showed you before. Yeah, that exact same feature. This is an animal called Makara mentioned in ancient texts, 2 makaras on the side of this statue, and the 2 makaras on this carving. These 2 carvings are placed more than a 1000 miles apart. But they are both optical illusions with a bigger whole made of smaller parts. But you see how everything is merging together? Not to mention the rabbit carving. What is the secret code hidden in this carving? What is the connection between rabbits and humans?

–Praveen Mohan

Evidence of Ancient Medical Technology. Are we a product of Genetic Engineering & DNA manipulation?

Hey guys, today I want to show you some radical, groundbreaking evidences about ancient India & its technology. 

Here is a carving found in an ancient temple. It shows something mind boggling, a sperm approaching an ovum, just prior to fertilization. But this sounds nonsensical, because we know that human fertilization process was only discovered in the 19^th century. But this ancient Indian temple built more than a thousand years ago, so how could they carve a sperm and ovum, looking like this, without a microscope?

Of course, some will argue that this is something else, a snake eating an egg. Some will argue that this Rahu from Hindu mythology, he is known for eating the Sun or Moon, causing the eclipse. Quite an interesting story from Hindu texts, except that this explanation conveniently avoids telling you that Rahu is only Half snake, his entire upper torso is always shown Human-like with full facial features.

Here is another ancient carving from another ancient temple. Again, this is clearly a sperm, fertilizing an ovum. This is how it originally looked until the last 5 years, and the temple has decided to paint it recently. Sorry it looks like this now; I like the older look.  And One detail of this is that, you can see that the sperm is smaller, and the ovum is larger. If this is a snake, there is no way it can swallow this. If you look at the actual videos of snakes eating eggs, you will not even consider this as a possibility.  And this is not even a snake, because it doesn’t have any head or scales. If you notice Hindu temples, they carved the details perfectly, they carved scales, they carved tongue, they even carved rows of teeth inside their mouths, which most of us today, don’t even know they have teeth like this. If, this is in fact a sperm and ovum, and ancient India was far ahead in advanced technology, shouldn’t they have documented what happens after fertilization?

In another ancient temple, you can see something even more strange, a single cell. It is unmistakable, because it looks circular, like an egg cell, with a round nucleus at the center. So, what happens when a sperm unites with this egg cell? A new life called Zygote is formed, and it starts to divide rapidly, The fertilized egg starts to split.. into two cells. Again, this is clearly shown in the same temple, in the same place. Then, it starts to split into four cells. Again, this cell division is also clearly shown in the same temple, side by side, as though they are giving us a step by step explanation of the process.. Then the cells start to become a blob and slowly starts to look like a human after 8 weeks. Now, this is called a fetus.

Now thus far, you have definitely wondered, is this all true? Or is this something else? If this is really true, if they studied the fertilization and cell division, then there should be carvings of fetus inside the womb, right?

In a temple called Kundadam Bhairavar temple, there are carvings showing fetus, with the umbilical cord attached, clearly in the fetal position, just like how we are able to see them with advanced technology now.  There are other carvings showing stylized form of the human fetus as well. I have personally visited this temple to film this, however I was told that photography has now been banned. But I have seen them with my own eyes and confirm that these carvings are there in the temple, but the pictures I am using are from the internet.  But this is not the only temple which shows the fetus. In another ancient temple, in the village of Sirukarumbur, there is a weird carving. Again, it shows an unborn baby, a fetus, inside the womb, in the fetal position. These carvings of fetuses are found in several ancient temples, but this carving gives us some spectacular details. It was originally said to be in the main chamber of the temple, and it has a hole on top, where a specific concoction will be poured inside as a ritual, as though they are nourishing the fetus. Now, what is more interesting is that, the main chamber of every Hindu temple is called Garbagriha in Sanskrit language, and Karuvarai in Tamil language. Both these words mean one and one thing only: Uterus or Womb. Why would a temple’s central chamber, the sanctum sanctorum be called the womb? How is it related to pregnancy?

I haven’t fully understood this yet, but Hindu temples seem to be very closely related to Pregnancy. I have shown you what happens inside the body. But what happens outside? Is it carved in Hindu temples? There are thousands of carvings showing pregnancy in Hindu temples, in fact with the data I have collected, I am now able to even classify them. This is between 0 – 3 months, the first trimester. Some are between 3 – 6 months or 2^nd trimester, and lots of carvings show the last trimester, because it is the most eye-catching. But, before we go look at the delivery and other interesting information, when a woman got pregnant in ancient times, how did they confirm if she is pregnant? Today, doctors do an ultrasound by putting a device on a woman’s belly to see the baby and its developments. This is considered the pinnacle of technology.

However, a very similar carving is found in an ancient Hindu temple in Cambodia. Here a doctor is seen holding a very similar device on the belly of a woman, doing the exact same test, checking for pregnancy. Archeologists confirm this carving is more than 900 years old. Is it possible that such a device existed in ancient times? Are we inventing new machines, or are we simply re-inventing ancient machines?

But how was such a technology possible in ancient times? Did ancient people at least know about human anatomy? It is well known that ancient builders carved things very accurately in Hindu temples. Look at the Toes, and look at the fingernails, their attention to human anatomy is stunning. You can see the veins, arteries and individual strands of hair, all of them carved in ancient times. Ok, I know some of you will think, this is what artists do, these guys were master sculptors and they just wanted to show these details because they wanted to be accurate and loved their jobs to make things look realistic and beautiful. But how beautiful is this?

Currently placed in the Museum of Allahabad, archeologists confirm that this is an ancient artifact, a model showing the intestine of a male human body. Experts have dated this to 2^nd century A.D, so it is about 1,800 years old. This was absolutely not done for beauty, they were definitely studying human anatomy, for scientific purposes. Is it possible, that ancient Indians were not only studying anatomy but were also performing surgeries, just like today?

In the past decade, a revolutionary device has been created to detect breast cancer. It is a handheld, cup like device and it can be placed on the breast to check for cancer. Remarkably, in an ancient temple, the exact process is carved. A woman is holding a cone like device on her breast, clearly pressing it against the breast. She holds one finger on her face, a clear indication of thinking about her future, and tears are rolling down her eyes. Is it possible that this was an ancient, handheld cancer detecting device? How else can we explain this carving? Exactly how advanced were they? Since we can see carvings of sperm and ovum, the cell division and even ultrasound test for pregnancy, did they also study and use other advanced technology?

Believe it or not, in the ancient temple of SriRangam, I found a very strange carving. A woman is holding up her leg to facilitate a man who is implanting something into her womb. Initially when I was filming this, I thought she was delivering a baby. But look, her belly is completely flat, and her face shows no pain or happiness, so she is not delivering, she is not even pregnant. So, what is being implanted inside her womb?

The answer is found in the ancient text of Mahabharata, which explains the curious case of Krishna’s brother. After fertilization, an embryo was taken out of Krishna’s mother, and then implanted in the uterus of a surrogate mother. Today this process of inserting an embryo in a different womb is specifically called Gestational surrogacy. Until the last century, this would have sounded like magic, but with our technological advances, we cannot help but wonder: Did the ancient people use a similar technology, how else we can find such a carving with precise details and the matching description in an ancient text?

Compared to his brother, Krishna’s birth was only moderately complicated. His mother did not deliver him naturally, so they had to do a Caesarian or a C-Section Surgery. The ancient text describes this surgical procedure as “Shalya Prayoga” and the mother’s belly was slit open to bring Krishna into the world. Even today, in Krishna’s birth town, his birthday is celebrated in a very unique way. They will make thin cuts in a cucumber, and show baby Krishna coming out, to remember how he came into the world.  While modern experts claim Krishna as a fictional, mythological figure, many Hindus believe Krishna existed, just like Buddha. Even outside India, for example in Cambodia, Krishna’s mother is still revered as the God Mother in Cambodia.  You can find lots of thousand-year-old carvings, but carvings of her, may be a little too accurate. Can you see the problem here?

Yes, those three lines at the bottom of the belly, identical to the marks created by a modern C-section. Some of you may think these are stretch marks caused by pregnancy, but stretch marks are vertical, not horizontal, and you should find them all over the belly. However, C section marks are horizontal, and these marks are shown only on the lower abdomen, clearly portraying C section delivery. How did the sculptors know how to portray Krishna’s mother with these marks, if they had no knowledge of C Section? In fact, this mark is shown in many carvings of Devatas, or Godmothers, around many Hindu temples. This means in ancient times; C section surgeries must have been as common as today.

Ok, we have seen ultrasound, mammogram, embryo transfer and C-section. I know, you are dying to know if they had Test-Tube babies back then. If you are not familiar, today, an embryo is made outside the womb, in a test tube or a container, this process is called invitro fertilization or IVF.  And yes, in ancient Indian texts, there are plenty of examples of test tube babies. For example, the popular ancient saint Agastya, was a test tube baby. He was fertilized and completely grown in a container called Kumbh or Kumbham. But of course, you may think these are just modern interpretations, but there are ancient carvings showing baby Agastya, born out of a container. If you are watching this video between 2021 and 2035, you may think this is quite dramatic, you may think it is not possible to have a fully developed baby coming out of an artificial container. But if you are watching this video in the future, if you are watching it after 2035, you will have no problem with this, because we would have already progressed to this level of technology, we will be having babies delivered completely outside the human body, in an artificial womb.

What I find weirder, is that ancient texts are so accurate, they talk about the problems that arise because of these artificial methods. For example, Agastya was very short, he was not the same height as others because of this test tube system. Today, it is well known that, there is a possibility of multiple births when they use in vitro method, and ancient texts and temples describe this issue. They show twins, twins, triplets and quadruplets created because of artificial methods. Agastya himself had a twin brother. Also, a twin brother & sister called Kripi & Kripa were created using the test tube method & they were identical twins.

And this is very strange, because if the twins are male and female, experts have always maintained that they will not be identical. But now, Queensland University of Technology in Brisbane, confirms that yes, 2 sperms can fertilize an egg, and yes you can have a boy and a girl looking nearly identical because of this.

But what is really fascinating is that, this process was understood and artificially produced more than a thousand years ago. We have ancient carvings showing this, where 2 sperms are fertilizing one egg and these types of identical twins are created. You can clearly see 2 sperms approaching, and entering a single egg. Did we once have a very advanced ancient civilization? Did it somehow get destroyed?

But the ancient Indians were more advanced than what we are today, because today, we fertilize the egg in a test tube, and then we implant it in the womb, but the ancient text of Mahabharata, explains a fully functional artificial womb that can hold the baby until its birth. According to the text, there were sophisticated structures called ‘Krutha Kumbh’ meaning containers supplied with life sustaining nutrients. And the text even mentions that these containers were supplied with nutrients, and the cells grew until they became fully developed babies.

All this is quite unbelievable, until you realize that scientists have developed and tested, fully functional, artificial wombs. Growing a baby completely outside the womb is now called ectogenesis. These artificial wombs have been tested on lambs and they are fully grown for 4 weeks, they develop a coat of fur, and scientists have confirmed that they have all parts of the body, fully developed without any issues. If law permits, they can build a complete artificial womb for humans.

Did ancient Indians also do the same? Did they take the sperm and egg and not only fertilize them, but also create these artificial wombs calls Kumbh, to grow the embryo into fully developed babies? But how did that Kumbh, the ancient artificial womb really look? In almost every ancient temple, inside the main chamber or the womb chamber, there will be strange carvings called the Kumbh.

This structure is usually carved secretly in deep, dark places of the main chamber, so the lighting is not good when I film them. I examined this one from the ancient temple at Hampi, The Kumbh or Kumbha does not look like a regular container, but a very very complex, sophisticated device. The bottom has a large oval chamber to hold the growing fetus. It has 2 handles or knobs attached to it on the left and right, perhaps for opening it, if needed. It seems to be having two large tube like structures attached on either side. And on the top, there is a cylinder attached. I shot this one in a different temple. Again, look at this Kumbh, remarkably similar to the one we saw before. Why are these strange structures carved in deep, dark parts of temples? What is more interesting is that, the entire structure has a long cylinder attached on top, which seems to have a type ventilation mechanism at the very top, to supply oxygen.

Modern scientists confirm these are the essential parts needed for an artificial womb, it needs an outer shell with a chamber to implant and protect the embryo. An artificial placenta to put the nutrients and oxygen in, and a way to transfer Carbon dioxide and waste products out.

Do you know scientists are building a tiny ECMO device? A device that allows blood to be oxygenated outside the body. According to this plan, the device will blend gases and oxygenate the fetus, and they will have artificial placenta to remove the Carbon dioxide, and the waste from the womb. This seems to be the exact design of the ancient Kumbh as well.

Remember I showed you a temple before – in it, there are carvings of how the cells divide, first a single cell, then it becomes 2, and then it starts becoming four? In the same temple, there is a Kumbh carved there, and there is something fantastic. Inside the Kumbh, you can see cells growing. It clearly shows how the cells are starting to divide more and  more and are growing in this Kumbh, but it is this specific shape that surprises me.  It looks familiar, doesn’t it? Because you studied this in high school, this is the pistil, the female reproductive organ in plants. I mean this is remarkable, today we know the pistil contains the egg at the bottom, and it will get fertilized when a sperm cell comes from the top and cell division starts to happen. But how can be this carved in a temple? We know ancient people were studying human anatomy, but were ancient Indians also studying plants and animals, and how they reproduce?

Here is a carving that is at least a thousand years old in a temple called Kediliyappar temple.  The details are shocking: An elephant is trying to give birth, but it is being assisted by other elephants. Look how one elephant is using its trunk and pushing it against the pregnant elephant’s belly, just like human beings do. And see how another elephant is holding the tail up, to facilitate the baby elephant come out without any hurdles. Other elephants are waiting and watching to see if she needs more help. The baby elephant is eagerly coming out to see the world.

Of course, we can’t help but think, this is pure imagination, right? Do other elephants actually help a pregnant elephant deliver her baby? I thought the same, until I watched this clip. Here you can see how they behave in the wild, there is a group of elephants helping the mother elephant deliver the baby. An elephant is even holding the tail up, this means that ancient people were studying the reproductive behaviors of animals.

Now, look at this carving of a human delivering a baby, again found in an ancient temple. The woman is in standing position, the baby is coming out and she is assisted by other humans. Very very similar behavior between 2 species of mammals. If you had seen this carving, before seeing the carving of the elephant, you would have had a completely different perspective, you may have thought that sculptors liked to carve what they saw in their society. But when you see them side by side, you cannot help but wonder, were they systematically studying and documenting the reproductive behaviors of all animals, including humans?

Today, scientists observe the behaviors of animals like rats, pigs and chimpanzees, this is one of the fundamental reasons, why we are able to understand the human body and mind better. Were ancient builders also doing the same?

Were they categorically documenting these behaviors in carvings? Not just reproductive behaviors, all behaviors, including social and personal behaviors. For example, you can see carvings of monkeys sitting in a meditating pose. But this is pure nonsense right, because monkeys do not meditate, they don’t have any consciousness. At least that is what we thought until the last few years. Now, look at this video, here you can see a monkey in a meditating pose, this is real. We don’t know if the monkey is actually meditating or not, but they do sit like this sometimes. Now we realize, these carvings are not showing some fictional stuff, these guys were actually studying the behavior of animals quite well. Another way to put this, is accepting that, today’s experts have not yet studied and understood the behaviors of animals fully, and with the advent of camera phones, we have learnt more about animals in the last 5 years, than what experts learnt in the last 50 years.

So, why did they document the pregnancy and delivery of animals, just like human beings? Why do scientists observe rats in labs today? To improve the lifestyle of rats? No, they do it to improve human lifestyle.  Is it possible that ancient people were also studying animals to make similar improvements for humans? Earlier I showed you how an embryo was artificially placed inside a woman’s womb. But there is yet another strange carving found in an ancient temple.

Here we can see the female who is may be 6 or 7 months pregnant and there is a man standing beneath her. We can clearly see that this man is holding a cylindrical probe like device, one end is inserted into her reproductive organ, and he is looking inside on the other end. His one eye is clearly placed on this end of the device. Today we use the exact same technology, and this device is called a transvaginal ultrasound, and it is used to check the heartbeat of the fetus, and gynecologists use this to monitor pregnancies with a higher risk. The only difference is, now, instead of looking directly using a lens, we place a camera, and look at it using a monitor. So, this is absolute proof, of how advanced ancient technology was in India, especially in the medical field.

Let’s take a look this ancient carving, it is just brilliant. We can see a pregnant lady, and the baby is going to start coming out any minute now. Look at the woman’s face, she is gritting her teeth, we can almost hear her grunt, trying to push out the baby. Look at the clothes on the rest of the women, you can see them clearly, but for this woman, it is not there, because she can deliver anytime now. But you know what is really fascinating to me, she has a safety net between her legs. Look, if the baby suddenly falls because of gravity, there is safety net to hold the baby and make sure the baby does not hit the ground. This is fantastic. Now, the pregnant woman’s arms are on the shoulders of 2 other females who are helping her push the baby out. But there is another woman, a doctor, thinking.  See how they have shown a finger on her face, a classic expression of trying to decide the right course of action. Perhaps the baby is not head down, it needs to be turned. Here is another woman, clearly holding some medicine, to reduce the pain of labor. In modern terminology, we have an anesthesiologist reducing the pain, a gynecologist or an obstetrician to monitor the situation and a couple of nurses to ensure a smooth delivery. Archeologists confirm that this carving at Darasuram temple was created 850 years ago.

In a way, this is funny, because western archeologists used to look at carvings like this, and used to comment that this is a primitive and a crude delivery scenario. Where is the bed? And why isn’t the woman lying down, why is she standing? Today, more and more doctors are recommending a standing delivery. Apart from the obvious benefit of gravity to help the baby descend, they say there is better oxygenation of the baby, as the veins and aorta are not compressed by the pregnant uterus. They also say, the contractions will be more efficient, the labor will be shorter and less painful, and fewer forceps, vacuum births and other huge advantages if a woman delivers in the standing position.

Perhaps, all we need is a different perspective to see the reality of our ancient past. We have been repeatedly taught that we are, right now, at the pinnacle of human development, and ancient people were really primitive people. We are brainwashed right from the childhood, with television programs, text books, and even today’s social media. What we have to do, is look at the ancient evidences in a different angle, because it is obvious that what we are taught in books does not match what we see here.  It is clear that they actually preferred a standing delivery simply because it was a better method, the ancient people were just a little bit more advanced than us.

And they have also experimented with women lying down, we do see carvings of lying on the back deliveries, and believe it or not, we even have depictions of complications, this shows breech delivery, you can see the baby is coming out with legs first and head last.

And what would have happened if there were complications, if the child is still born? What if the child has come out but it is not breathing and there is no heartbeat? In the ancient Hoysaleswara temple built at least 900 years ago, we can see something crazy. A doctor has a baby on his lap, the baby appears motionless as though its heart is not beating.  The doctor has a strange dumb bell like device in his hand and is pressing it against the baby’s body. But look how they have carved the details, it is placed on the left side of the baby’s chest, exactly on top of the heart. Is he giving CPR to a stillborn baby? Do you know, in the last few years, we have invented a groundbreaking, lifesaving, modern device called a cardio pump? Are we going to ignore how this “state-of-the-art” device also has dumb bell shape, exactly like the one in the ancient carving?

So, you can see, they were using advanced technology completely from start to finish. From the time before conception, all the way until after the baby was born, technology was involved.

But ancient Indians appear to be equally superstitious, they had many strange and barbaric rituals when a baby was born. But this is not a thing of the past, India is perhaps the only country where these age-old rituals are still continued today, even after thousands of years. In remote parts of South India, babies are delivered by traditional doctors. These doctors have never been to school, they have learnt their techniques from their mothers, who learnt it from their grandmothers and so on.

As soon as the baby is born, a strange ritual is performed. The doctor will take the umbilical cord, and also remove the blood inside the cord, and keep it in a container. Then, she will mix a secret ingredient, and everything will be put into a small airtight vial, called Thayathu.

So where do you buy this vial, right? It is actually available in all the country stores which sell traditional items in South India. It costs like 50 rupees, less than a dollar, and some people buy this today and simply wear them, thinking that it has magical properties. They don’t even realize that it is a container, you can open it, on both sides, and you can put something inside.  It is actually quite a sophisticated vial, and the name Thaayathu actually means “Cut from the mother” Thaai means mother, and Athu means Cut off, And what do you cut off from your mother, the umbilical cord. So, the traditional doctor will store the cord blood of the umbilical cord inside this, as soon as the baby is born.

This vial will be kept safely by the doctor. On the 28^th day after the birth, a grand ceremony called Aranjanam or Araijan Kayiru is celebrated. A waist band like ornament, made of gold or thick black thread is tied around the waist of the baby.

 And this vial will be attached to this waistband, as a part of this ceremony. As the baby grows, he or she will continue to change the waistband because the thread has to become bigger, but they are not allowed to change the vial and they must keep the same old vial forever, and attach it to their newer waist bands. This waist band ceremony is even mentioned in the oldest Tamil text called Tolkappiyam, so this weird ritual is thousands of years old.

But in the last few centuries, when civilized people started to come to India, they were not amused at this barbaric practice. Saving the blood from umbilical cords of babies and making them wear this for life? Hindus were pictured as barbaric, ignorant and superstitious. So, most Indians gave up this practice, and they don’t have these vials and have don’t wear this thread anymore, except in remote parts of South India.

And then suddenly, in the last few years, there is a ground breaking new technology called Stem Cell technology. If you go to a big hospital now for delivery of a baby, doctors will ask you “Do you want to preserve the cord blood of the baby?” What is this Cord Blood, what is this stem cell technology? The blood from the umbilical cord. now experts confirm that stem cells are special cells found in the umbilical cord, and we can cure deadly diseases including cancer, if we preserve these cells. So if a baby is born today, and doctors preserve its stem cells, 50 years later, if that 50 year old man gets cancer, they can use his stem cells to cure him.

Is it possible that ancient Indians were also using the same technology? Did every person carry their own stem cells in these vials? Think about it, even historians agree that ancient Indians like Cholas travelled thousands of miles and conquered distant lands. If a person gets injured, or gets a grave disease, what better place to retrieve the stem cells? He must, of course, carry this with him at all times. The full ancient system & knowledge must have been slowly destroyed over a long period of time, even the traditional doctors know very little now. But even today, if the person gets bit by a poisonous snake, they will open this vial, mix it with milk, and it will save the person’s life. Even these doctors think it is some kind of magic, as the knowledge of ancient stem cell technology is lost.

Of course, some of you will say, “well stem cells must be in a freezer, so this is nonsense”, again just be patient for a few more decades, and scientists will come up with a totally new way of preserving them, without freezing them. If the Indian Government is smart, they should look into the “secret ingredient” added in the vial, that may have the key to preserving cells.

How could ancient Hindus possibly know about this? If they knew about stem cells, did they also perform cloning? We all know cloning is the process of creating an exact replica of someone, just by taking one cell. In 1997, the very first successful clone was achieved. Scientists took just one cell from the udder of a sheep, and then cloned it into an entirely new sheep and called it Dolly. Dolly looked no different from a regular sheep and lived for six and a half years. Now, scientists confirm that they can take a few cells from your skin and make an exact replica of you, if the law permits.

But the exact same process is mentioned in the oldest Vedic text, called Rig Veda. In here, three guys, collectively known as Ribhus, wanted to create a cow, so they peel a little bit of skin from the cow, and then clone it into an identical cow. They were Cloning. But they do something that is even more interesting. They find an older man who could not remember things, and had lost all his practical skills. So, they bring back his memory power and he then remembers all his skills. Today, this process is called therapeutic cloning, specifically designed to resolve Alzheimer’s disease and scientists are now able to make elderly patients remember and regain their skills. Are we really inventing new technology, or did this exist in ancient times?

If so, did they also work on DNA?? Is there any evidence to prove this? Ancient Hindu temples are full of mysterious symbols resembling the double helix structure of DNA. Not in just one or two sites, this symbol is nearly found in all ancient temples. In a previous video, I decoded one aspect of the Nagas, but it is nearly impossible not to think of DNA strands when you see this. Why were ancient Hindus carving this everywhere?

But it gets more interesting, because sometimes they are not just snakes. For example, this 11^th century artifact is found in Bhopal Museum, here we can see 2 figures who are partially human, and then their tails are tangled up, symbolizing the DNA. Is it a symbol of DNA manipulation or genetic modification or something like that? Are humans purely a product of evolution or were we genetically modified at some point in time? Today we are making new species like Liger, by uniting a Lion and Tiger. Were human beings also created or modified using this technology? Why do we see 3% of Neanderthal DNA in human beings? How did our DNA evolve dramatically, was it modified artificially in ancient times, just like how we are making GMO or Genetically Modified Organisms, today? How did human beings alone evolve to the level of reaching Mars, while chimpanzees which have 98% of the same DNA are still using sticks and stones?

Here is an ancient carving, you can see a fish at the bottom, what is remarkable is that we can see a type of long, twisted strand coming out of its mouth, and on the top, we can see a strange amphibian or reptile like animal emerging. Is it possible that ancient builders are showing that amphibians and reptiles evolved from fish? What else can this be?

But this is crazy, right? Because first of all, DNA is very very tiny. The diameter of DNA is only about 2 nanometers. 1 nanometer is 1 billionth of a meter. And this is so small you cannot even visualize how small it is, for example if you take one human hair, it has a diameter of 100,000 nanometers, so you can understand how small 1 nanometer is.  So, it is a wild claim that ancient people were able to see such small dimensions, and manipulated tiny DNA strands. To even consider this as a possibility, we need actual, physical evidence, that ancient Indians understood and used Nanotechnology.

But surprisingly, such an evidence has emerged from an ancient archeological site called Keeladi in South India. Even by conservative estimate, this site is at least 2,600 years old. And what archeologists have found here has baffled all experts. The carbon tubes found here show that ancient people were able to synthesize carbon structures accurately to less than 1 nanometer, this is smaller than the diameter of a DNA strand. Experts confirm that yes, they have used nanotechnology at least 2,600 years ago. So, we have actual, physical evidence proving ancient Indians had the capability to process and manipulate something as small as DNA.

Today, we collect DNA samples, and use a machine called centrifuge. In simpler terms, we need to rotate DNA samples at high speed. Why? Because the weight of DNA is lesser than the rest of the cell material. So, by spinning the sample with centrifuge, we can get separate the DNA alone. Now, bioengineers from Stanford have developed a handheld centrifuge where you can place multiple vials and rotate them at high speed. You don’t even need electricity to centrifuge samples in this handheld device. But did ancient Indians also use the same centrifuge technology? Here is a man holding a circular device. Around it, there are multiple slots to hold various samples. Even more interesting, the man appears to be looking at his wrist watch, as though he is timing the centrifuge device, just like how we use a timer today. Are all these carvings mere coincidences, or were ancient people involved in genetic modification and DNA manipulation?

Now, I have shown you evidence after evidence, from ancient carvings, ancient texts, archeological artifacts, age old rituals etc. You can tell, that I gathered this information after visiting many many ancient sites, and researching for many years. But let us say I am wrong about 25 % of this, let’s say I misunderstood 25% of this stuff. Actually, let’s inverse that, let’s even claim that I am wrong 75%, and only 25% of this information is accurate.  But even that, is very big, the evidences I have shown you, even if 25% is accurate, that actually proves that there was very advanced technology, during ancient times. We have to admit what we read in history books, is not the whole picture. And there is a huge chunk of ancient history that is deliberately hidden from us.

–Praveen Mohan

Golden Ratio? ‘Mrityunjaya’ – The Key To Life | Ancient Indian Secret of Vedas | Praveen Mohan

Hey guys, in the previous video we saw how Pingala documented the fibonacci number 2200 years ago in india and how fibonacci number is the basis of life itself. But, did Pingala discover this series of numbers or did Pingala take the knowledge from even more ancient sources available in Hindu texts. In Hinduism, the origin and preservation of life is explained by a concept known as Mrityunjaya. So according to hinduism this is the Mrityunjaya yantra.

This denotes the earth, this denotes the water, and this denotes fire and air and space. This is the simplest Mrityunjaya Yantra which existed in ancient times. You can still see this yantra in many ancient temples in this simple form. It’s quite interesting because earth and water are at the lowest level, fire and air are at a higher level, and space is at the topmost level. And you would have noticed that i’m starting this point from earth, and drawing one continuous lineand ending this in earth, showing how earth starts life and it also ends here in the same point. These five elements are called Pancha Bhoota in Hinduism and these are the important aspects of origin and preservation of life.

If somebody is sick, if somebody is critically ill, his family and friends will draw this yantra and will chant Mrityunjaya mantra – they will chant a specific mantra 108 times every day to make sure that he comes back to normalcy. And this Mrityunjaya mantra is very old, it is considered to be at least 5000 years old because it’s part of the Rig Veda which is the oldest text known. And this mantra is a very strange mantra, it’s not a beeja mantra – beej mantras are known only for their sounds and they don’t have particular meanings. But this mantra has words which have specific meanings, and the mantra goes like this:

oṃ tryambakaṃ yajāmahe sugandhiṃ puṣṭi-vardhanam urvārukam...

And the mantra goes like this. And it’s very strange because the term ‘Urvarukam’ actually means a specific type of cucumber, a type of cucumber. And this is weird because they’re using a mantra like this, they’re chanting a mantra like this 108 times to preserve a life. They’re talking about a specific variety of cucumber and this type of cucumber is called this squirting cucumber. There are various explanations about this, the mantra basically says, just like how a cucumber falls from its mother, life goes on.  And this is the secret of Mrityunjaya.

Now, there are so many different explanations about this given by various spiritual leaders and basically they talk about how cucumbers gently fall from the plant, so on and so forth. But it’s very interesting because if you actually observe this cucumber fall from the plant, it’s very very interesting and I will show you how this cucumber falls from the plant. Now, you can see, as you’re watching this video the cucumber is falling from its plant and its seeds are being thrown away in the air and it’s being spread everywhere. This is the secret of Mrityunjaya mantra.

Now, you’ve seen how Urvarukam fruit is falling from the plant, what do you think is the secret to this mantra? Why are human beings repeating this 108 times as a ritual for 5000 years?Believe it or not the seeds in the cucumber fruit are arranged in fibonacci pattern and when it’s falling from the plant, the seeds will be spread in fibonacci pattern.

Now this is the secret of the mantra. Of course, if you look at a cucumber, this is cylindrical and you will see seeds in various pattern. Now the seeds are arranged in 3D and it’s a little bit hard for you to understand this because it’s in 3D, but when the cucumber falls the seeds will be spread everywhere okay? But why is the fibonacci number so important for the seeds to be spreading in various directions? Why can’t it not be in some other pattern other than the fibonacci pattern?

To understand this, this is a little bit complicated because this is in 3D, we are looking at a cylinder-like structure, but if you look at a sunflower, so this is a sunflower, and you will see seeds. And the seeds will actually look like a spiral and it’ll be very beautiful.

Of course, this is a terrible diagram I am drawing guys, because I am not good at this. But if you look at an actual sunflower you will be amazed because these seeds are arranged in spirals of successive fibonacci numbers. And experts have studied these seeds and they will notice that there are spirals going clockwise and there are spirals going anti-clockwise okay? And the spirals will always be in 21, 34, 55, 89 and these are all fibonacci numbers. So if the clockwise number is 21, the anti-clockwise will be 34. If the clockwise is 34, then the anti-clockwise will be 55, so the spirals will always be in successive fibonacci numbers.

For example, you will not see the clockwise to be 21 and the anti-clockwise to be in 89. You will always see the successive numbers side by side and it’s very interesting. Because why is it designed like that? Why not just have 21 and 89? Why do they have to be the successive fibonacci numbers arranged in nature? Why does nature prefer that? The answer to that question is, it’s not about the fibonacci numbers itself, it’s about a ratio between these two numbers. If you divide 34 by 21, you will get a ratio around 1.618. This is called the golden ratio or the divine ratio and it is denoted by the symbol called φ and if you divide 55 by 34 again you will get the same ratio. If you divide 89 by 55 again you will get the same ratio. You are getting this ratio which is approximately 1.618. Actually this number goes on forever because it’s the most irrational number possible.

But it’s not just because of the fibonacci numbers, it’s because of the ratio between two successive fibonacci numbers that is important for nature. Now, what does this ratio mean in the arrangement of seeds? So let’s say your enemy gets to play god for just one day and he’s going to design a sunflower, right? Your enemy is not that smart, right? He’s just dumb, so he’s not going to choose this golden ratio, he’s going to choose a ratio, like for example: 1 okay? This is a sunflower and he is going to arrange seeds with this ratio of 1.

What this ratio means is that, it’s the number of turns he can use around the circle okay? So this is the center, so he will put a seed like this here and because he’s using this ratio of 1, which means one complete turn okay? So he will arrange a seed like this, he will arrange a seed like this, he will arrange a seed like this and he’s done, okay? So his sunflower looks kind of silly, right? so his sunflower looks like this. Of course, you can see this never occurs in nature, no sunflower, no flower is going to arrange its seeds like this.

Now, let’s say you get to play god for one day, so you’re going to become god and what number would you choose? Obviously you’re smarter than your enemy, right? So you’re going to come up with some number like 0.25 okay? So this is the number you’re choosing. So your flower, your sunflower is going to look like this. So this is the center you put this first seed here right? So 0.25 that’s like one quarter, so your second seed would look like this and again 0.25 your third seed would look like, this your fourth seed will look like this okay?

And if you keep on going your seeds will look like this. It’s like a four spoked wheel. Now this is much better right, this design looks much better than your enemy, right? But still this is not the best design in the world. Of course, plants are much much smarter than human beings, right? This is why plants are worshiped as gods in Hinduism because plants have extraordinary intelligence. And that’s why plants are choosing this ratio which is the golden ratio.

So the plants are choosing a number called the golden ratio okay? And if you arrange the seeds in this ratio, you will have these amazing spirals and you can see that the seeds are also perfectly aligned which looks kind of surreal okay? But the most important question is:

Why? Why do the plants have to sort of “think” about the golden ratio and why do they have to arrange the seeds in this fashion? Why not just arrange them with your design of 0.25?

Experts sometimes now claim that this is very important so they could use this space and maximize the number of seeds okay? So this is the explanation that experts are giving right now, but plants really do not care about this at all. They don’t care about saving space what they do care about is, Mrityunjaya, right? Now what is Mrityunjaya? Think about Mrityunjaya while i clear this board.

Okay so what is Mrityunjaya from a plant’s perspective? It is to create and sustain life. Now what is the purpose of any seed? Why are plants creating seeds? The idea is to spread its own genes. Every seed is a pocket right? It’s a gene pocket and it’s going to be spread everywhere. This is exactly why the seeds are arranged in fibonacci pattern.

Now if you arrange your seeds like this according to your enemy’s design in a sunflower, and then the wind blows all these seeds will go only in one direction and they will fall down like this. The chances of all these seeds germinating and growing into plants are very slim because they all fall in the same place. They will obstruct one another, they will get less sunlight, they have to take the water from the same place.

If you arrange it according to 0.25, when the wind blows, you make sure they only go in four different places. But when you arrange them according to the golden ratio, when you arrange them in spirals in this complicated spiral pattern and when the wind blows this is the best design, because it’s going to go in hundreds of different directions. So the plant is arranging the seeds beautifully to maximize Mrityunjaya, to maximize life, to maximize its spreading of its genes. This is why the plant is arranging its seeds using this golden ratio.

Now, Of course, this is what is happening in Urvarukam (Cucumber),so this is what we see in the Mrityunjaya mantra in 3D right? This is 2D but if you look at the seeds in the cucumber this is why you see the seeds sort of exploding in various directions, okay? But every plant uses this golden ratio in 3D as well. If you look at a plant, you’ll see a leaf like this and then it’ll take a particular turn and again it’ll have another leaf and again it’ll take a particular turn and it’ll look like this the third leaf will go like this the fourth leaf will directly point to you the fifth leaf will be like this.

When you look at a plant and you you see that it has five leaves, you don’t think much, but when you look at it from the top, from the top view, the five leaves will look like this, okay? And this ratio of turn.. the natural arrangement of how leaves are being placed in these plants is called the divergence ratio okay? And believe it or not, this divergence ratio matches the golden ratio. Why? Why is a plant arranging its leaves to the golden ratio?

We saw the seeds but why do the leaves have to be in fibonacci pattern? why do the leaves have to be in this golden ratio? Mrityunjaya, right? Because Mrityunjaya is not only creating life, but it’s also preserving life. It’s also protecting your own life. Remember this is why people are chanting Mrityunjaya mantra to protect somebody’s life. What is the purpose of these leaves? What do leaves do? They have to use the sunlight and convert it into food, and make sure that the plant survives.

If the leaves are arranged one on top of another, only the topmost leaf will get all the sunlight. So you can see how intelligent the plants are, you know, in arranging the leaves? They have to maximize the amount of sunlight each leaf is getting. So all the leaves can use photosynthesis and convert sunlight into food, and then make the plant live for a very long time. If the plant is not smart enough, and it does not use the golden ratio.. think about this, if a plant is not following this ratio and it has very less leaves, it will not be able to produce enough food and the plant will die.

If a plant is not following this ratio and is producing too many leaves, it’s useless because many of the leaves will not get sunlight and it becomes pointless, and again this plant will not have a good life. So, to have an ideal life, the plant has to follow the golden ratio. I will come back to this diminishing model and the overcrowded model later, but so far I think it would have been easy for you to understand the concept of Mrityunjaya.

So how do you conquer death? How do you live forever? You can become immortal by living alone like Isaac Newton. You can make great theories and you can become immortal. But most people and other living things really become immortal by creating more life. And you have to follow the golden ratio for the life to sustain for generation and generations. This is the most important point. Okay, so you’ve learnt a lot from the Mrityunjaya mantra. How the mantra is showing the fibonacci pattern, and the golden ratio. But, how is Mrityunjaya yantra related to the golden ratio? So, as we saw before the Mrityunjaya yantra is just a five-pointed star in its simplest form.

Let me clear this.. If you take this line, this is the longest line and let’s say we call this line XL okay? and the next long line would be this line let’s call this L okay? And if you take this line this is the

this is the next long line but let’s call this M okay? And this is the shortest line okay so this is let’s call this one S. So the ratio between XL and L will be the golden ratio. The ratio between L and M that will also be in golden ratio. The ratio between M and S, that will also be in golden ratio. This is extraordinary, and they have been using this for 5000 years in ancient Hinduism.

This is why I think Pingala did not discover the fibonacci series. He merely understood the concept of fibonacciseries and the golden ratio from ancient Indian texts. Now, remember the Mrityunjaya mantra and the Mrityunjaya yantra are coming from Rigveda which is at least 5000 years old. And you can see how the Mrityunjaya mantra and the Mrityunjaya yantra clearly point to the golden ratio and fibonacci numbers, and their connection with life itself. Today we use a modified form of this Mrityunjaya yantra, I will clear the board and I will show you how this works.

Okay in the last few centuries the Mrityunjaya yantra was modified, so families could work with the the modified version. This is called the MahaMrityunjaya yantra and again it’ll be a five-pointed start like this. And it will be surrounded by eight petals. The mantra has not changed, the same mantra is used even today. And some forms actually have three eyes of Lord Shiva, to denote Lord Shiva in the center and specific rituals are done on Trayodashi, which is the 13th day, okay? I don’t know if you’re followingthis, but all these are fibonacci numbers okay?

3 – that’s a fibonacci number. 5 pointed

star, that’s a fibonacci number. 8 petals, that’s a fibonacci number.

13, that’s a fibonacci number.

 Nobody is paying attention to this, but we’re following fibonacci numbers and using this for preservation and creating life. And if you divide one number by the previous number again you will get the golden ratio. No wonder when new religions came, they converted this into witchcraft, right? They said this is all the work of the devil. So this was the best way, and this was done deliberately to suppress ancient knowledge, by sort of demonizing this kind of information. In the west this is considered the symbol of witchcraft okay?

 Some people even say this is the symbol of satan or devil. But, this is the secret of life itself and it was known for thousands of years in ancient India. But there is one more sacred yantra and this yantra is done secretly in the hills of Javvadhu and it’s performed by a sect called Kaalamukha. There is a particular sect called Kaalamukha and they perform some secret rituals and it’s also based on Mrityunjaya yantra. This yantra is called the Kaala Mrityunjaya yantra.

 It’s very interesting, because if you go to Wikipedia and if you look up Kaalamukha, Wikipedia will tell you that this sect is extinct. These people no longer exist and Wikipedia will even claim that you know they paint their faces black. Because it says Kaala and many people think Kaala means just black okay? But Kaala also means time and also means death, and I’m sure you will understand the connection between time and death but the Kaalamukhas.. the word Kaalamukha is associated with time.

 So what type of yantra do these Kaalamukhas create? They create a yantra called the Kaala Mrityunjaya yantra. Let me clear this board and I’ll show you how this yantra looks. Okay, so what the Kaalamukhas will do, is they will clear a large plot of land in the woods, they will clear all the trees. And at midnight on a new moon day, they will create a simple five-pointed star like this and they will chant the Mrityunjaya mantra for 108 times. And after four and a half days around noon time, they will close this on all sides. So it will look like a pentagon. Again after four and a half days, they will again change this into a five-pointed star.

 Again after four and a half days, they will close this into a pentagon. Again after four and a half days, they will make this into a five-pointed star. Of course this is a very bad drawing because i’m not good at this. But they will continue this for 45 days and this is the Kaala Mrityunjaya yantra. And this is remarkable because it shows how a life grows with respect to time. Think about it, they start very small and as time proceeds, any species would grow according to the golden ratio and this is why every species is able to spread dramatically and fill up the planet.

 Think about human beings .. we have billions of human beings today, but at one point they would have been a small group of people. Why are they able to become the most dominant species on the planet? Why do we see human beings everywhere? Because they were able to grow in the fashion corresponding to the golden ratio. And people think there’s a new field of study in the last few centuries it’s called fractals okay? Fractal or fractals. And they think this is a new study but Hindus knew about fractals for thousands of years.

 Hindus not only knew the concept of fractals but also its connection with the golden ratio. Hindus called it Mandala. Now what is a mandala? You can see mandalas in ancient hindu temples and in also places where they practice hindu rituals. The mandalas are these fractal designs, there are many types of mandalas there are circular mandalas, and there are also square mandalas. For example, they’ll start a mandala like this. This is a square and they will continue to proceed making children.

 So they put a bigger square and they put a smaller square on all four sides. Again, they will continue to make even smaller squares on all four sides okay? And they use the golden ratio, they use the golden ratio of 1.618 to draw the mandalas. They actually take measurements and they use the approximate ratio of 1.6 because what happens if you don’t use the golden ratio? If you don’t use the golden ratio and if you make these squares too big, after a few continuations, these squares will start hitting each other because you’re not following the golden ratio.

What if you make these squares too small? The mandala will come to an end very quickly because it cannot sustain for a long amount of time, because these squares have become too small too soon.This is why the golden ratio was so important. Remember I told you this is relevant to plants and their leaves? If there’s very less number of leaves the plant will die. If there are lots of leaves again the plant will die because of overcrowding. Hindus are actually using this concept and this ratio in creating mandalas.

And it’s interesting because ancient hindus knew about this concept in drawing mandalas and today experts are working in fractals and now they recognize that the golden ratio is very important to design fractals. Because if you don’t follow the golden ratio the fractals do not survive. Okay, interestingly the fractal of a pentagon is 1.6 dimensional and that’s very strange because we normally tend to think of dimensions as whole numbers you can see 1-dimensional, 2-dimensional, 3-dimensional but what is 1.6 dimensional, right? And notice the connection between 1.6 and its proximity to the golden ratio as well.

 Now, this sort of goes beyond the scope of this video, but mathematicians confirm that the fractal of a pentagon is 1.6 dimensional. And i don’t know if you noticed this detail about the Kaala Mrityunjaya yantra? Why were they doing this ritual every four and a half days? It took me 10 years to figure out that four and a half days is 108 hours. Four and a half days comes to 108 hours which is a sacred number in Hinduism and the angle between two sides in a pentagon that will also be 108 degrees and the Mrityunjaya mantra will also be chanted 108 times every day while they’re doing these rituals.

 So youcan see how the 108 – which is another number for the basis of life, is consistently used in the Mrityunjaya yantra and mantra. And there is a lot of advanced vedic mathematics involved that we have not discussed. Let me clear the board and show you just a quick glimpse of what’s involved in that. Okay, so if you look at the Mrityunjaya yantra, one side will be 108 degrees and this will be 36 degrees, and if you add both of them together you will get 144.

And believe it or not, this is what Kaala means. Kaala is a unit of time that is 144 seconds. This is the ancient unit of time followed by Hindus. And it’s even more interesting because 144 is also a fibonacci number. It is the 12^th fibonacci number. And this is just advanced esoteric knowledge, we’re just scratching the surface of ancient hindu mathematics, which is both science and spirituality.

Most people in the western world do not understand this. If you watch that movie Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom, you see how there is a person who prays to Kaali which is the fiercest deity known in the world, right? Kaali is this big black deity which is usually shown killing somebody. but Steven Spielberg is not understanding the concept of Kaali. He doesn’t understand that it’s not only limited to Hindus or Indians. Kaali will kill Christians, Muslims and everybody alike. Especially if you make mistakes, Kaali will kill you sooner, because Kaali means time. Kaali is the personification of time. Time will kill you unless you use Mrityunjaya to create and sustain life.

–Praveen Mohan

Fibonacci Number – Is it a Hindu number used in Ancient India? Secret of Life | Praveen Mohan |

Hey guys, today we’re going to look at a number called the Fibonacci number and how this is a Hindu number which originally came from ancient India and this Fibonacci number is the basis of life itself. Now according to historians, the Fibonacci number was discovered around 1200 A.D – that’s about 800 years ago by an Italian called Fibonacci.

Fibonacci was not an Indian and he was also not a Hindu, he was an Italian and he was a Catholic so why is Fibonacci a Hindu number? First, we need to understand what is a Fibonacci number. Fibonacci number is a series of numbers like this. You may or may not include zero and you can start: 1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13… What is so special about this series? And this series goes forever. Why not just make up another series like this?

For example, why don’t we say 2, 4, 6, 10, 16? What is different between this series and this Fibonacci series? Fibonacci number was not a random number made up by human beings. It is the number of the Gods and this is the difference between life and death. What do i mean by that? Why do I say that the Fibonacci number is the number of the Gods? To understand the Fibonacci number and its connection to life, let’s take a look at one cell. Let’s just take one cell and let’s assume that this cell has just been born.

Before this there is nothing and then this cell has just been born. After two minutes, the cell becomes fully mature and after the cell becomes fully mature it gives birth to a new cell every minute. So in the first minute the cell is brand new. In the second minute the cell is one minute old,i’m putting one line for one minute old. In the third minute the cell would have been fully mature, so i’m putting two lines like this.

Now it would have given birth to another cell. Now in the fourth minute, this cell is fully mature, so it will give birth to another cell, but this cell would be one minute old. In the fifth minute the cell is already mature, so it gives birth to another one. Now this cell would be one minute old, this cell would be two minutes old. Because this is also mature this gives rise to another cell. Now, what happens at the sixth minute?

You can solve this problem in two methods, you can go on drawing circles and try to figure out how many cells will be there at the end of six minutes. Or you may have recognized a pattern already. Here this is 1 and here this is 1. The next level is 2. This is actually 1 + 1. This is 2. And in this level you see 3 cells which is actually 1 + 2. This is why this is 3 and at this level you can see this there are a total of 5 cells and you you can see that it is 2 plus 3 that’s 5.

So at the sixth minute your answer would be 8 because 3+5 is 8. This is the Fibonacci series and you may ask: do cells really replicate this way? Do cells multiply or divide like this? This is called the asymmetric cell division under optimal conditions. You can see the Fibonacci number not only atcell level, you can even see it in DNA SUPRA CODE.

Now what is the dna supracode? It is the organization of nucleic acid bases in a dna sequence. Nowyou can see the Fibonacci number in micro level in various places in a living organism. For example, you can also see it in the order of replication of dna in living cells. So you do see that there is a connection between the Fibonacci numbers and life itself. So Fibonacci number holds the key to life but do we need a microscope to see the Fibonacci number?

Let’s take a look at something we can see. Assume that i’m going to plant the seed in the soil, okay? so this is a seed that i’m planting in the soil. The first day, the root will grow a little bit and the second day the root grows a little bit longer. After that on the third day, it will still grow longer, but will split into two. And on the fourth day, one will just grow longer while the other will split

like this. This is kind of a weird drawing and who is going to actually look at how seeds grow in real time. Believe it or not, this is what ancient hindus were studying what is the point of this diagram? The point is, if you take it at any timeline, it will match the Fibonacci number. So here you can see 1, here you can see 1, here you can see 2, here you can see 3 and the root will grow further based on the Fibonacci number.

And not just the root, As above, so below.. so if you look at the stem or the trunk or shoot, again you will see the same pattern of Fibonacci numbers growing. So you can see the Fibonacci number in roots above the ground in stems or shoot. You can also see it in leaves you can see it in flowers, you can also see it in seeds. If you look at a sunflower, there are seeds arranged in the middle of the flower and they will always be in Fibonacci numbers. If you take a pineapple, and if you look at thescales, you’ll be surprised because the scales will always be in 5, 8, 13 or 21. All of these are Fibonacci numbers so you can understand that the fibonacci number not only occurs at micro level, it also occurs at macro level and this is not just limited to a plant or a tree. When the seeds disperse,even the seeds fall in fibonacci pattern.

So we’re looking at an entire orchard that is formed on the basis of Fibonacci numbers, an entire forest will be designed based on the Fibonacci number. This is why i call Fibonacci as the number of the gods but why do I call this amazing number, the Fibonacci number as a Hindu number? Fibonacci number was discovered 800 years ago by an Italian who was a Catholic but why do i call it a Hindu number?

Let me clear the board and let me explain it to you. So Fibonacci discovered this number around 1200 A.D, but 50 years before Fibonacci there was a great Sanskrit poet in India called Hemachandra around 1150 A.D. He was teaching some students about how to compose poetry. In Sanskrit syllables there are short syllables and there are long syllables. The short syllable is called Laghu and it takes one beat of time and the long syllable is called Guru and it takes two beats of time. Now, one of his students asks a question to Hemachandra. He says ‘there are 8 beats to fill up in a poem.

How many combinations are there to fill using Laghu and Guru? So think about this, so you have eight spaces you can fill. So you can take all short, for example. And you can also do all long for example. And you can also do short, long, short, long, and you can do a long, long, short. What do you think is the answer to this question? How many combinations do you think there are to be filling up these 8 spaces? Believe it or not, Himachandra gives an instantaneous reply. He starts by saying, add 1 + 1 and keep going and keep adding the consecutive numbers and the 8^th number you get is the number of combinations you can use to fill up these 8 spaces. So he actually gives the correct answer that the 8th Fibonacci number is the number of combinations you can use to fill up these spaces.

At this point, two things could shock you: 1) if you know enough Indian history, you know Hemachandra was not a Hindu poet. He was a Jain poet he belonged to Jainism. The second thing that could shock you is that Hemachandra was only 50 years before Fibonacci. Fibonacci was publishing his book around 1200 A.D and Hemachandra was giving out this answer to his students about 1150 A.D, just about 50 years before Fibonacci. and that’s not a big deal, maybe these two people were contemporaries and they both had the same thoughts.

But I’m shocked by the 3rd aspect: why did Hemachandra give an instantaneous reply? And why was the answer so brief without explaining how he came to that conclusion? Why did Hemachandra did not take his time to explain how he arrived at the right answer to such a complicated question? Think about this when somebody asks you here’s a right angle triangle and one side is 1 foot

the other side is also 1 foot what is the length of the hypotenuse? To most people, they would really answer this as √2 and that would be the end of the conversation. Because we have 2500 years of Pythagoras theorem before us so we don’t find the necessity to explain the same thing over. We don’t really say this is one squared and this is one squared and if you add both the squares then it would be the result of it.

We don’t really explain it, we just give out the answer because we are sitting with 2500 years of Pythagoras before us. This is exactly what is happening with Hemachandra. Hemachandra is not explaining how he came to this conclusion, he is merely giving out the solution because Hemachandra did not discover the Fibonacci number. Hemachandra was sitting on thousands of years of knowledge of fibonacci numbers before him. The ancient Hindus knew about the Fibonacci numbers thousands of years before Hemachandra. At this point, some of you will say: Now Praveen, this is why YouTube bans you, this is why Facebook bans you, this is why Twitter bans you, because you exaggerate things. It’s one thing if you say Hemachandra gave the right to answer about Fibonacci number before Fibonacci in 1150 A.D, but why are you exaggerating this and saying that there was thousands of years of knowledge about Fibonacci numbers before Hemachandra? This is why you get banned because you exaggerate Indian history.

I have actual proof of this, there was a great mathematician called Pingala, he was a Hindu mathematician, he was living around 200 B.C. Some scholars even believe that he was living much older in time around 500 B.C, but most historians accept that he was living around 200 B.C and Pingala actually put the Fibonacci numbers in a text and he called the Fibonacci number as ‘Maatra Meru’. This is the original name of the Fibonacci numbers. If you look up the text of Pingala, you will be astonished because Pingala clearly lays out how the Fibonacci numbers work 2200 years ago, and not only that Pingala also discovered the Pascal’s Triangle.

Now, pingala really lays out how short syllables and long syllables fill up these spaces and he clearly explains the Fibonacci series as we know it today. Maybe this is too dull for you – short syllable, long syllable, Sanskrit, the old language. Maybe this is just too dull for you. If you’re young, you may think this is just too boring, so let’s switch gears. So let’s say you want to do some competitive exam, you want to take SAT, GRE, IIT exam, you want to do IPS or IAS and you will encounter a question like this.

So these are the steps in a staircase and you can take 1 step or you can take 2 steps. How many combinations can you use, if there are a total of 10 steps? The answer is the 10th Fibonacci number. This is a very complicated question you will encounter today, if you’re taking a very advanced exam. Believe it or not this is actually used in computer programming this is called Dynamic Programming, programmers use this. And the answer to all these complicated questions that you will face today were given by a Hindu mathematician 2200 years ago. This is why I call the Fibonacci number as a Hindu number which originated in ancient India.

Now you know that Fibonacci number was originally a Hindu number, but did Fibonacci steal this number, hide the sources, to promote himself? No, he did not. Why? Because his name is not Fibonacci at all. It’s very interesting because Fibonacci has written an amazing book called the Liber Abacci. It transformed the way Europe was doing business and mathematics, but Fibonacci never spoke about himself. In fact, most scholars are still debating about what his original name was, most people think his original name was Leonardo Bonacci but they’re still not sure. And Fibonacci was a very modest person and he did not promote himself.

Even better, Fibonacci gave full credit to the Hindu mathematical system. In fact in his book he called this new system as ‘Modus Indorum’ which means the ‘Method of the Indians’. In fact, Fibonacci goes one step further, he not only praises Hindu mathematical system, he even says when you compare the hindu mathematical system with Arabs and Pythagoras, Pythagoras seems almost like a mistake. This is incredible because Fibonacci is saying when you compare Pythagoras, who’s considered the father of mathematics by many people, when you compare Pythagoras with theHindu system Pythagoras seems almost like a mistake.

If somebody walks up to you and he says Pythagoras is a mistake you would think this person is nuts, but it is Fibonacci who is saying this. He was a great mathematician, so maybe he knew something that we don’t. And Fibonacci was a transformative genius, he did many transformations. He created a new world and we actually live in the new world that he created. Let me show you what he did, but first let me clear this board.

Around 1200 A.D, Fibonacci publishes a great book called Liber Abacci. This word means the abacus, the abacus is the instrument with strings and beads which is used in calculation. Maybe you can identify this from the word Library which means book. So many people think this means the book of abacus or book of calculation, and if you go to Wikipedia, even Wikipedia says ‘Liber Abacci’ means the ‘Book of Calculation’.

But the word Liber also appears in this word Liberate or Free. Fibonacci was using this word to say ‘Free the Abacus’. What does it mean? At that time in Europe, all the people were still using roman numerals and the abacus and they were doing all the calculations with abacus. Fibonacci, after studying the Hindu calculation system, wanted to change Europe, he wanted people to get rid of the abacus and start following the Hindu calculation system of using addition, subtraction, multiplication and division. This is called arithmetic.

So think about this, how do we do calculations today? So if i have to say, what is 15 + 16 how do i instantly know it’s 31? How do i know the answer is 31? 800 years ago before the time of Fibonacci, if you went to Europe and if you said what is 15 + 16, they would need an abacus and they would start working with the beads to come up with this number. Without using an abacus why am i able to do this using a marker and a board or even better, I knew the answer in my mind. So who invented this modern arithmetic? it was Brahmagupta, it was a great another great Hindu mathematician who lived around 600 A.D, so this is about 1400 years ago. And the modern arithmetic, the addition, subtraction, multiplication, division and all these numbers with the place value and doing all these complicated maths, was invented by Brahmagupta.

Today we follow the system around the world, but it was originally invented by another Hindu mathematician. And this method fascinated Fibonacci so much, he wanted the entire Europe to learn this type of calculation. He wanted people to free the abacus and stop using roman numerals and start using the Hindu arithmetic all over Europe. This was the purpose of Liber Abacci. Now, the Liber Abacci has many chapters which talks about various methods of Hindu calculation, this is why he called this Modus Indorum and the actual Fibonacci numbers is only a small part of this book. So what happens after Fibonacci publishes this book in 1200 A.D?

I told you Fibonacci was a transformative genius, he revolutionizes trade, commerce, business, banking, weights and measures, and he completely alters the system in Europe. Everybody in Europe was picking up this new method of calculation. Now think about this, before this book got published if you go to a bank and if you give them 50 bucks and if you ask for some change, everybody would literally pull out an abacus and they had to do the calculation to see how much

they have to give you. And Fibonacci changes this dramatically, the entire Europe gets revolutionized by this Hindu system. Now, how successful was Fibonacci in liberating the abacus? If you read history, it’s very interesting, because in the city of Florence in Italy, the bookkeepers actually passed a law saying that they should only use roman numerals and abacus and not use the new Hindu system.

And of course it did not work, because everybody switched to the Hindu mathematical system and the bookkeepers went out of business. So Fibonacci was amazingly successful in introducing the method of the Indians to Europe. In fact, some even believe it’s because of this new method, business became so big in Europe and they were able to accumulate so much wealth, they were able to conquer the entire world in a few centuries.

So at this point, there should be no doubt in your mind that the Fibonacci number originally came from ancient India and it was discovered by Hindu mathematicians, but there is another question: Did Pingala discover the Fibonacci number by himself? Or did he get it from an even more ancient Hindu source? Maybe we can take a look at this in the next video.

–Praveen Mohan

How to CURE & PREVENT CORONA Virus? Ancient Remedy for COVID-19

Hey guys, today we are going to talk about the Corona Virus or Covid 19, How it all started, why it spreads rapidly and most importantly how you can prevent getting infected and even if you get infected, how you can survive, and escape death. Let us not panic, but observe and learn from this Pandemic. It is a serious issue because, as of today, we have more than 250,000 people infected around the world, and in India, the number is increasing rapidly.

Let us take a look at how we used to live, just before the outbreak of the Corona Virus. We went to work in Crowded trains and buses. We worked in cramped, closed Cubicles without proper airflow. Hundreds of Kids were packed in tiny classrooms in the name of learning. Many people ate exotic cuisines, various types of meat, some even ate uncooked meat and posted them online, boasting about it. We shook hands freely and had close contact with our friends and neighbours, and never bothered to cover our mouths.

And then Suddenly, it all changed. Now, public transportation has been completely shut down. People are advised not to go to work. All schools are closed, even the exams are cancelled. The experts are not only advising everyone to stop eating meat, the Indian health ministry is even telling us not to visit live animal markets. Suddenly, the practice of Namaste has become popular, and has replaced the practice of shaking hands. The US President greets people with a Namaste and the Israeli Prime Minister has recommended everyone to use this gesture for greeting others, to prevent the spread of Corona Virus.

But this is not the only Ancient Custom that is being recommended now. China, which where the Corona Virus originated, has ordered that all dead bodies be burnt, or cremated, instead of burying them. Again, another ancient Indian custom. Are these mere coincidences?

In the last few centuries, we have rapidly changed, we think we are evolving into something better. But if we observe carefully, something dramatic is happening. Cities like Chennai in India and Cape Town in South Africa have experienced water shortage like never before. Global warming is now a serious concern. Pandemics like Corona Viruses take a toll. Deforestation is incredibly high, drying up all the natural water resources. Are we really developing in the name of globalization, or are we really becoming primitive by resorting to unreasonable practices?

What unreasonable practices am I talking about? Let us look at how the Corona Virus started. Contrary to Popular belief, Corona Virus did not just originate a few months ago, the virus was there for many many decades. But it was only present in animals. Animals have plenty of viruses which only affect them, and they almost never pass on to humans. But how did the Corona Virus reach Human beings?

Scientists now confirm that the Corona Virus was originally infecting just bats, but there is a market known as Wuhan market in China, which sells many exotic animals, but no, these were not sold as pets, they were sold for their meat, to be eaten by humans. So, these bats were actually Raised in the thousands, and were sold in these Markets, and human beings ate them as delicacies and look at this, this is not even a cooked bat, this is just raw, possibly even alive and people ate them and even posted them on Social Media, bragging about their “Achievements”. Is this really development? Never have human beings become so unreasonable.

During my explorations I have shown you many ancient caves which are infested with bats. The bats are pretty crazy animals, they have a lot of strange viruses and bacteria with them and the smell in these caves is unbearable. I try as much not to go near them, although sometimes it is unavoidable.

During   my travels in Cambodia, I have seen snakes, scorpions, spiders and other insects sold in the middle of the market and around clubs. Many foreigners eat them in the name of trying new things.  Here is a type of wine, sold with a snake and scorpion inside the bottle, marketed as a health drink.

So, anyways. due to the stupidity of modern human beings, the Corona virus successfully transferred from animals to human beings. Of course, this would have never happened naturally. In ancient times, we used common sense, at least people around the world knew what kind of meat to eat, and what not to eat. Hinduism recommends that people should not eat meat, non vegetarianism is preached in many ancient texts and even if you had to eat meat for specific reasons, it must be cooked thoroughly. In western countries, there are charts in restaurants which show levels like Rare, Medium Rare, to show very mild cooking, in India everything was extremely well cooked always. This was a practice which saved us from these infections.

Ok so, one or two human beings get infected in Wuhan area of China, how does it to spread to more than 250,000 people worldwide? Because of the extreme levels of current human population and insanely crowded life style. I showed you how animals were raised in small enclosures by greedy human beings in the wet markets, but what about us human beings? What are we doing with our lives today?

We are no different, we are being raised by a system, that trains us like animals. When you observe modern day humans from the outside, it is clear that this is a rat race, with no meaning whatsoever. There is the money trap, where everyone wants to make more money, so they end up in an office where there are hundreds, if not thousands of people in the same floor. Never have we seen more crowded trains and buses and diseases like alcoholism are increasing at an alarming rate, and what is the cure for these diseases – mind numbing drugs which can permanently damage your conscious awareness.

Throughout the course of the entire human race, we have never lived like this. We hunted, we did agriculture, we built great temples and monuments, and we even had civilized gatherings, but we have never been in close contact with thousands of human beings on a daily basis like this. It is unnatural to live like this, and some say this is why mother nature is taking revenge on us. But she is not taking revenge, she just wants to heal herself. Look at how dramatically the air pollution level came down in the last few weeks. We are finally able to see the sky with no planes constantly flying around. The roads are empty, this means minimal rate of poisonous gases are emitted from the vehicles.

But it is not just the air that is polluted. What about our food? None of what we eat today is natural, everything is genetically modified food, even the rice , wheat or corn we eat is genetically modified.  This means, even if you are a vegetarian or a vegan, our plant based foods are also heavily contaminated. Our intelligence is dramatically reduced because of what we eat. It is designed to make you consume poison in the name of food. But the junk is not just limited to physical intake, what our mind consumes today is even more dangerous. Turn on the TV and watch pure propaganda in the name of news, completely fabricated events to make fake news and constant fear mongering to keep you permanently anxious. If you become too anxious or depressed because of consuming both physical and mental toxins, you will go to the doctor. The so called medication that is being prescribed to us is just crazy, most of them are mind altering drugs.

Our brains are getting chemically changed. And after the outbreak of Corona Virus, we see some behaviours which are truly shocking.

A woman in China, gets into an elevator and intentionally coughs and spits on the buttons when no one is around. And then she stands back and watches with glee, how other people touch the buttons. Yes, she is intentionally spreading the virus. And here is a man in Belgium, look at what he is doing. This is just crazy. He removes his mask, puts his fingers in his mouth, and smears the saliva on the handhold where hundreds of passengers would put their hands on, in the next 24 hours.

And some of you ask me, are you not merely paranoid when you say there are aliens, but the public is not being told about them? Why are these things kept a secret, away from public knowledge? Why is Alien Disclosure not happening?

Look at what happened when the people were informed n the about the Corona Virus outbreak, we have now fully transformed into animals, fighting for toilet paper and hand sanitizers, the shelves in the shops are empty, soon there may be blood bath in every street, not because people don’t have enough resources, because most people are paranoid about scarcity and are willing to hoard essential items. I mean just imagine, if alien disclosure happens, people would go insane. This is exactly why the public is not being informed about extraterrestrials.

And now we are advised to wear masks, to avoid getting infected, and here is the intriguing part. Believe it or not this practice was also in Ancient India. Some sects in ancient India were also wearing masks to protect their mouths, this is very strange. These people are called Jains, who are also complete vegetarians, and even today, some Jains are seen wearing masks. So you too can follow this ancient Indian tradition and wear masks when going out, but only if you MUST go outside for the next few weeks, only for important things. Someone sent me this picture and this is unbelievable. Is this really important, and are these masks really going to save these people? I think we can understand why the virus is spreading at an alarming rate.

Let us look at the rate of infection. The speed at which the Corona Virus is spreading has never been seen before. Look at the graph here, look at the number of cases between March 18 and March 19. On March 18th, 218,000 people were infected and on March 19th, the number jumps to 244,000. 26,000 cases are confirmed in just one day. Look at the slope of the graph,  this number will only increase in the future, unless we use common sense to prevent it. And look at the number of people dying because of Corona Virus. On March 18th, the number was 8,900. The next day, the number jumps to 10,000.  One thousand one hundred people dead in just one day, because of the Virus.

Okay, let us say, the Corona Virus spreads even more, and you end up catching the virus. You are Covid-19 positive. This is a terrible scenario, but how can you survive this? What kind of antibiotics should you take? None, antibiotics cannot fight viruses, they only work against bacteria. So, antibiotics are useless unless you get a bacterial co-infection with the Viral infection.

So here is the question: Since there is no remedy or any sort of medicine for this, If you catch Corona Virus, will you die? The only things which determine if you will live or die, will be your general health condition and your immunity level. If you maintain excellent health and you have good immunity levels, you will live. In fact, experts estimate that only 5% of those who are infected with Corona Virus will die. Don’t get me wrong, it is still a high number, but this means 95% of those infected, will survive, they will go back to being normal. But which 5% dies? The ones who have the least immunity levels, and those who already have other diseases and have bad health.

But there is a cure, an ancient remedy for surviving Corona Virus. If you are infected, do this, and you will dramatically increase the chances of your survival. It is called Dhyana or Meditation. I know this sounds like Mumbo Jumbo or pseudoscience to you, but doctors confirm that stress, anxiety and panic will dramatically reduce your immunity level. Just imagine what would go through your mind if your doctor tells you, you are Corona Virus positive. You are infected with a deadly virus and your stress level spikes, you would go into a panic mode, and this fear and anxiety would further decrease your immunity, which means the Virus can literally kill you, because of your state of mind. So, meditation and having a calm state of mind can actually save you from Corona. On the other hand, calmness and bliss can actually boost your immunity, increasing your chances of Survival. So, remember to practice the ancient art of meditation, this is the only known cure for Covid-19, as of now.

But remember prevention is better than cure, and if we can prevent the infection, that is the best case scenario.

So, how do you prevent Corona Virus? None of these preventive measures I am going to tell you are new, these were the norms in ancient India until the last century or two.

# Don’t shake hands when you meet someone, do Namaste instead.

# Don’t touch others while interacting with them.

# Wear a mask, to prevent infection and spreading via the mouth.

# Wash your hands often. If you go outside, take a shower immediately after reaching home. If you can’t do that, at least wash your hands and feet. People today, think these are religious rituals, but Corona Virus is making us understand how scientific, these ancient practices were. This is how ancient people enjoyed great health and prevented the spread of diseases back then.

#Don’t eat animals, stick to a plant based diet. Even if you eat meat, and don’t believe in Vegetarianism, don’t eat meat until the pandemic goes away.

#And definitely, don’t eat live animals. This should not even be on the list, this is just common sense, but considering how far we have “Developed”, have to put this on the list. There is nothing sophisticated about eating weird animals, especially if they are moving.

# And don’t even come in contact with live animals, and don’t visit the animal markets where animals are slaughtered. This is a recommendation from the health ministry of India.

#Eat spicy food which can help you maintain good respiration and boost your immunity levels. Use ingredients like turmeric, ginger and pepper to your food, to keep your lungs and nose clean.

# Maintain good air circulation in your home. This means instead of relying on your Air Conditioner and Fan, open your doors and windows. I am not preaching, this is recommended by CDC website by the way, to help your respiration, and to prevent Corona Virus.

#Stay home, and isolate yourself. This is the perfect time for you to turn into a reclusive monk and meditate. This will not only boost your immunity level, but it will also prevent the Corona Virus from spreading.

What we are going to do now, will determine if Corona Virus is just a warning, or a death bell for all us. We can learn from this situation and learn from our ancestors and from nature, and mend our ways. But if we continue this so called normal lifestyle, our downfall is unavoidable.

–Praveen Mohan

 

Highlights of Ancient Ramappa Temple, Telangana

Hey guys, today I am going to show you the highlights of this brilliant ancient temple, known as Ramappa temple which is said to be at least 800 years old. This is located in a remote village and strangely, the temple is named after the craftsman who designed the temple, his name was Ramappa, according to folklore.

The first thing that you see is this tall tower. The tower is very special, it is made of floating bricks, yes if you take a brick out of this tower and put it in water, it will float, instead of sinking like regular bricks. This is one of such bricks from the temple. How did they create this kind of technology in ancient times and why? I have already explained this in a previous video. Because of this floating rock technology, it was recently nominated to the UNESCO world heritage site.

When you look at the ceiling, you see these  strange  patterns, these small hemispherical protrusions. There is a reason for this,  in ancient Hindu temples, every little thing was made with a reason. But I am not gonna tell you what it is, please leave your thoughts in the comment section. You can see how the different slabs are perfectly fit together, and the first time you see it, you realize that it is not perfect, you can see some gaps between the slabs. Why is it not perfectly fit? Well, let us  go in and see why these gaps exist.

Once you enter, you realize that this temple has been hit by a powerful earthquake. The floor shows several plinth beams popped out from under the ground. This is why the floor looks like this, believe it or not, the earthquake actually flattened everything nearby but the temple has only undergone minor damage. Now you realize why these gaps were formed in the ceilings of the temple. This is the effect of the earthquake. I will tell you more about the temple, but first let us go into the main chamber and see what’s inside.

Though main sanctum is elaborately designed on the outside, your eyes are naturally drifting to what’s inside. As we go towards the sanctum, there is a beautiful cylindrical lingam which appears to be made of shiny black basalt, polished to a mirror finish, but it could be made of geopolymer. What’s more interesting is the base: there are multiple striations and grooves cut on the base, looks like this whole thing was machined with high tech equipment. Remember, the main chamber is called the Sanctum Sanctorum, nobody is allowed to enter that chamber except the priest, so there is no way to examine this lingam. I am standing in the ante chamber. The lingam has a golden arch set up over it. It is quite dark here, but the main lingam looks illuminated.

Now, let us examine the carvings just outside the sanctum. Normally, the main deity will be protected by 2 male guardians called Dwarapalakas, but here we have 2 females guardians on either side of the entrance. Today, the Indian traffic system is based on the British model, we keep to the left side. But in ancient India, people always used the right side. You enter from the right and look how this female doorkeeper greets you with a Namaste. After you finish absorbing the energy from the lingam, when you go out, the other girl will give you a banana, a standard Hindu custom for anyone who leaves the place. This is the famous image of Krishna playing flute. Look how is touching a tree. Now,  If you tap on this tree, you will get different tones of music, proof of ancient technology.

The pillars of this temple are insanely decorated. The artistic appeal is just incredible. Here you can see some dancers. But notice how some of the dancers are sharing their legs, these 3 dancers should be having a total of 6 legs, but instead they have only 4 legs, and it creates an interesting optical illusion. Ancient Indian Temples have a unique way of blending art and science, to create a magical effect.

The carvings here are actually quite small, but they are all in 3D, not 2D. What this means is that you can see that the legs are carved like actual legs, there is space behind them, you can put your finger behind the legs. Carvings something like this is not easy, if these are carvings at all. I don’t know if they were molded, they look like these were made by melting rocks and casting them, like wax. There is more evidence of this, here you can see a rock, bent like a piece of rubber. This is very clear that it was bent. But rocks don’t bend, they are supposed to break, which makes me wonder, what kind of technology did ancient builders use? How did they accomplish this?

What’s crazier than these pillars? The ceiling blocks which appear to have cymatic designs. This is just mind boggling, because the details are just too much to grasp. I could spend hours explaining the ceiling features alone but I will just show you one block, so you can see what kind of details are implemented.

In the center, this is a protruding panel which is hanging in 3D. On it, you can see a dancing Shiva. There is a rhombus shape around it, where you have 4 main deities along with sub-deities, and there is another square around it, where you have 4 more deities, also with sub-deities. These are called Ashtadik Palakas, the guardians of 8 directions. There are also 4 rectangles outside, each one telling a different story of Shiva. You can see all the other characters from these stories as well. But it does not stop there, there are 4 more rectangles outside this too, which tell  more stories of Shiva. So, in just one panel, there are more than a 100 deities, all of them are still identifiable, after 800 years.  I am too tired even to explain the gods and what they do here , but imagine how hard it must have been to carve them. There is a lot more stuff I could show you inside the temple, but let us go outside, because there are some really crazy things we can see on the outside as well.

Look at these carvings… what we see are crazy scenes from ancient wrestling fights. Look at the various types of locks and positions these carvings are showing. This means that these kind of sports existed at least 800 years ago in India, even though I believe that this temple is much older. Look at this carving, see how the guy on top has completely dominated the guy on the bottom, making him impossible to move. But what’s more interesting? We can even see a referee standing nearby, giving a point, just like what we see in today’s wrestling games.

In the outside wall, there are plenty of carvings which show dancing women, various animals,  Hindu gods, etc but there are two carvings carved side by side, which stand out. The first one is a figure which holds a shield and a sword. The second one is the same figure but it is shown completely unclad with very long arms, his arms are going below his knees. What is the story behind this? He is Bahubali, the popular jain God who renounces war and becomes a monk. His long ears and arms confirm that he is Bahubali, but why is this carved in a Hindu Temple? Because in ancient India, all religions co-existed quite peacefully, this is why we see Hindu, Buddhist and Jain temples , all carved together in places like Ellora caves for example.

Another fascinating thing is the elephants carved on the walls. There are a total of 526 elephants carved, and locals claim that no 2 elephant carvings look alike. But I think, this is an exaggeration, the elephants, just like the female guardians are actually telling us how to go around the temple. If you do not know how to go around the temple, just follow the elephants. Walk where the elephants walk, and stand and pray to Gods, where the elephants pray to Gods. If you understand symbolism, you will understand ancient India.

–Praveen Mohan

URUMI – A Bizarre Ancient Weapon from India

Hey guys, today we are going to look at an ancient Indian weapon known as ‘Urumi’. This is how it looks, now, is it a sword? Or is it a whip? It is a combination of both, it is a flexible metal weapon with several blades. Urumi is quite popular in the Indian state of Kerala, where many people still practice and even carry it in their belt for self-defense. Yes, it can be neatly curled up and tied around your body, just like a belt.

Unlike most other weapons like knives or shields, the Urumi cannot be used effectively by a beginner. This is why it is known as a very bizarre and complicated weapon. It is not only dangerous for the enemy, it is equally dangerous for the user as well, because if you make one mistake while using it, you can get seriously hurt. So, this is not a user-friendly weapon. It takes many years of practice before you can master this weapon and use it effectively.

Here you are looking at an antique Urumi, at least a hundred years old. My friend Jayesh collects antique weapons and has been documenting these things for many years.While weapons like swords will make deep cuts in the skin and can cause instant death, the Urumi is different. It will make your skin and some flesh peel out with every blow, but a single blow is usually not lethal. In this antique piece, the blades have become blunt, so you can see that it is not cutting this banana stem, but imagine a brand new Urumi attacking a person, it can cause some serious damage.

In English we can call it as a flexible sword or even a metal whip and it usually has a simple wooden handle. Historians believe that the Urumi was invented around 300 BC, about 2300 years ago in India.  Remember, I have showed you some very interesting weapons like the man-catcher on my channel, but Urumi is a very effective defense weapon, especially if you are fighting against multiple enemies.. If you are surrounded my many opponents, Urumi can be used to create a defensive sphere around you, and no one will be able to even come close to you. This can be very useful and is considered as a part of ancient martial arts used for self-defense.

In the ancient Indian martial arts system known as KalariPayattu, this weapon is considered very important.  In this martial arts system, the Urumi is the last weapon to be taught, because it is so difficult to master this weapon.  A well-trained fighter is capable of handling 2 Urumis at the same time. Imagine fighting against a person wielding 2 Urumis at the same time, it can be twice as deadly. The only way you can fight him, is by using 2 Urumis yourself. Watching 2 guys use 4 Urumis is a very interesting sight.

In the state of Punjab, the Urumi is used with some variations. Here you can see how the Urumi is used with ease, it has almost become a demonstration weapon. Some Urumis only have one blade and sometimes there are up to 32 blades in a single weapon.

–Praveen Mohan

 

The Key to Ancient Astrology Map discovered in Indian Temple?

Hey guys, today I am going to show you something special, some special carvings on the ceilings of Ancient Indian temples. This is the Panchavarnaswamy temple which has several carvings related to Time Travel. As you can see it is very dark and it is very hard to see what is really there on top, but I did zoom in with a different camera and took pictures. Once I looked at the pictures, I was surprised to see these motifs carved on them. What is this weird creature which looks like a twisted shark with protruding teeth? Is this some kind of a prehistoric animal? Who is this guy holding a pot? If we look carefully at the entire picture, we can see the 12 signs of the zodiac, just like what we use in today’s astrology.

Going in a circle, we can see Aries or Ram, Taurus the Bull, Gemini or the twins, Cancer or Crab, Leo the lion and Virgo the virgin. Remember in India, a different type of astrology is used called the Vedic Astrology, it is somewhat similar to Western Astrology but there are some big differences between the two. The rest of the zodiac signs are the Libra or scales, Scorpio or Scorpion, Sagittarius, the archer who has half the body of an animal, Capricorn or Sea Goat, in India the Capricorn is called Makara which is a feathered crocodile like sea creature. The last ones are the Aquarius the water bearer and the Pisces or Fish.

Now, why does this temple have these 12 signs carved on the ceiling? Remember, many ancient temples have these strange carvings in inaccessible locations. For example, you won’t be able to see these carvings with your naked eye. So, why carve them at all, especially at this height and where there is no light?

This temple is at least 2000 years old, but let us go to a temple called Gangai Konda Cholapuram, which is about a thousand years old. Again, inside the temple, as you can see, this is a very dark area, and nobody really observes these carvings on the ceiling, but again, we have the 12 signs of the zodiac. Why would anybody make these carvings and also deliberately make sure that nobody can see them? Unless you are like me walking into the darkest areas with a flashlight, you are not going to see them.

Is it possible to really understand why these were carved? To decode this secret, we need to go to a temple called Kalugasalamoorthy temple. This is a 1300 year old temple and in the ceiling of this temple, you are going to see something that will blow your mind. This is the map, this is the key that explains everything about astrology and even ancient astronomy. Look at the complexity of this, what kind of patterns are these? are you able to make any sense of this? This can cause information overload, so focus on this particular square, here you can see the 12 signs of the zodiac. You can see all the signs like Sagittarius with bow and arrow, Scorpio and scales or Libra. When I showed this to mainstream archeologists and historians, they agree that yes, this particular square in the entire panel shows the signs of the zodiac, but they think that everything else is just a bunch of random carvings, I mean you see animals, you see these circles, and in the center, there are also a variety of symbols which make no sense. They make no sense to experts, because today’s experts don’t know much about Vedic Astrology. These 9 symbols in the center denote the 9 factors or Navagraha in Vedic astrology, sometimes mistranslated as 9 planets, these are 9 factors which are said to affect us. These 9 symbols have the Sun in the center, the moon, and planets Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn and the ascending and descending nodes of Moon’s orbit known as Rahu and Kethu. You can compare them side by side with the ancient symbols, these symbols are only rarely used today even by Indian astrologers.

Ok, so I have shown you these 9 symbols and you have seen the 12 signs of the zodiac, but the rest of the numerous carvings around them, these dozens of random animals in this square are just for filling up the empty space, just for decoration or artistic purposes. This is how mainstream archeologists will talk about this, but that’s not true. Remember, nothing is random in Ancient Indian temples. Yes there are dozens of different animals, but if you count, there are exactly 28 squares. Look carefully, each animal is a little bit different from the other, each animal represents one of the 28 Lunar Mansions, also known as Nakshatras in Indian astrology. A lot of Indians think there are 27 Nakshatras, but they don’t know there is a 28th one, a hidden lunar mansion called Abhijit. People whose astrology has this lunar mansion will have a very abnormal life, they would have deep interest in occult science, spirituality and meditation. The Abhijit is shown here specifically with a big difference, this is the only square which does not show an animal. This is literally, the odd man who does not fit in with the rest of the lunar mansions, in English we call this as Vega, the brightest star in the constellation of Lyra.

The outermost square consists of 36 small squares, inside each square is a circular or cymatic pattern. Each pattern represents something called a Drekkana or Dreshkaan, in English these are known as decans, each decan represents 10 degrees of the entire 360 degrees of the Zodiac circle. Now, remember the entire map you see should have all been circular, this is the basis of astrology. Astrologers use squares for convenience, but we know in reality, this entire panel should have been a large circle. So the entire system is based on splitting this 360 degree circle progressively from smaller divisions to larger divisions. From the center, if I start making exactly 45 degree angles, between any two angles I would have a symbol from the Navagraha. Now, if I make 30 degree angles, I would get one sign of the zodiac between any 2 angles. I have intentionally not explained this particular square which has a ton of interesting information, but I challenge you to find out what it is, and do leave a comment about what this square really means. If I make 18 degree angles, I would get one of these patterns between any 2 lines. If I use about 12.85 degrees, I would get one lunar mansion or Nakshatra. And finally, if I make 10 degree angles from the center, I would get a decan between any two 2 lines. So, now mainstream archeologists and historians can really explain to us how primitive ancient builders were, after looking at this.

And there is something much more extraordinary about this, it is as though the ancient builders had psychic powers or abilities of Time Travel. They knew someone in the future would come here and split this panel into various degree angles and try to decode them. Why do I say this? Because look at these really small circles, what are they? Ancient builders carved them in these specific spots for us to make these angular divisions, I did not measure 30 degree angles to see the signs of the zodiac, I just jointed these circular marks on this particular square. I joined these circular marks on the largest square, and I automatically got the decans between each 10 degree angle.
But what is the reason for carving these symbols of stars and different planets on the ceilings of ancient temples? Today, the ceilings of new Hindu temples no longer have this feature, but ancient Indian temples were built for a completely different reason, they were built to spread knowledge. But, even in ancient temples, why did they not carve these constellations on pillars or walls? Why only in dark areas and Why only on ceilings which are unreachable and completely inaccessible? Were these carvings specifically designed as a key to unlock the mystery of the stars and planets?

When I talk about unlocking the secret, it sounds like some fancy theory, but I literally mean that. Did you notice this strange protrusion in the very center? Yes, this is in fact a door knob, which will open this stone door. And you may think, well, it may not really be a door, but if you look carefully, you can even see the gap between the door and the doorway and you can even see other protrusions which indicate there may be a complex mechanism to open this ancient door. Is it possible that what lies on the other side of this door, may finally reveal the real secret of the stars?

–Praveen Mohan

Secret of AUM found in Ancient Indian Temple? Musical Steps of Darasuram

Hey guys, today we are going to look at a very strange ancient structure built at least 800 years ago. This is the famous Shiva temple in Darasuram, and at the entrance we can see something beyond our understanding. Why is there a metal fence around this structure? What is inside this? If you peep through the holes in the mesh, we see stairs, a set of steps made of stone. Why do these stone steps need to be locked?

It is locked because these are not regular stones, these are musical steps. If you walk on them, these steps will create seven notes of the musical scale in Indian classical music. In the last few years, countries like Chile and Belgium have created stairs which produce musical notes when people walk on them. To us, this seems like the height of modern technology, however we already have such a musical stair created at least 800 years ago. But people here do not respect such a priceless structure, they throw stones on them to see how it sounds, and some have even tried to destroy them. You can see so many stones on these stairs and you can also see it has undergone some serious damage. Remember, I have already shown you the musical pillars of Hampi in another video, so what is so special about this structure and how is it different from Hampi? If you observed these steps carefully, a question should have already popped into your head.

Remember I said, if you walk on them, you will hear 7 different notes. But there is a total of 10 steps. What do these 3 extra steps do? This is the specialty of this temple – the three extra steps produce the sound AUM. If you roll a pebble on the stairs, the sounds Aah.. Ooh and MM will be produced from the extra 3 steps. So, when you hear the sound together, it will sound like AUM. Why this sound AUM? Why do Hindus believe that AUM is a very sacred sound? Why do they keep chanting AUM while meditating?

Because these 3 sounds are the most basic sounds, and these sounds are the ones you can create without using your tongue, and you can create the rest of all other sounds using a combination of these 3 sounds. This may be hard to visualize, so think of how we use 3 colors known as RGB or Red, Green and Blue to create any color we want. This is why these 3 colors are called Primary colors and you can create millions of different color shades by mixing them in various combinations. Similarly the 3 sounds Aah..Ooh and MM are considered the primary sounds which can be mixed up to create any sound we want. It is even said that AUM is the sound of the Universe itself, and recordings in deep space reveal sounds very similar to AUM. Here is a recording of the Solar AUM noise of the sun. We could talk about how each of the 3 major Gods of Hinduism represent one primary sound and also one primary color, but we are not going to.

Because we have something much more exciting, much more fascinating evidence of sound technology in the same temple. This temple has thousands of carvings, and nobody has analyzed this carving until now, but what we have here is the visual representation of the sound AUM. Look at this, these are sound bursts representing AUM. And this is the oldest carving in the world which visually shows sound, today you may see visuals of sound on your computer, but this was created at least 800 years ago. Is this just a theory, am I making this story up? No! According to ancient Tamil texts, Lord Shiva learns the secret of AUM from his son Murugan. And in the same carving, we can see Shiva in a respectful posture, learning the sound AUM from his son who is shown here as a little boy. As the boy chants AUM, you can see how all beings start coming alive, as the cosmic sound vibrates around them.

And this carving proves something very important: Ancient builders were capable of some kind of advanced sound technology, which we do not understand. They were capable of visualizing sound, and all these circular patterns in Hindu temples, are visual representations of various sounds. Even today, we cannot create such musical steps from stones. But ancient builders have created so many strange stone artifacts which create various types of sounds. What kind of technology was used in ancient times?

–Praveen Mohan

BLACK HOLE Temple Found Underground? Secret Doorway to Parallel Universe?

Hey guys, today I am going to show you a very strange ancient site in India completely built underground. This site is shrouded in mystery – We don’t know who built it, why it was built and how it was built. Experts believe it is at least 1200 years old, and some locals even say it is 5000 years old. The shape of this structure is mind boggling. When you see it from the air, it has a very unique shape, like an elaborately fashioned key hole.
I first visited this site in the last week of march and I was amazed by the outer view and immediately proceeded to go down the steps to see what is underground. As I went in about a dozen steps, I realized that the entire structure is filled with water, from a certain point onwards. I was not able to see the floor or what is inside because of the water and the water is heavily contaminated. However, I was able to see Hindu religious signs painted inside, and I decided to go back up to the ground level, and see if I could get another view. On top, there is a metal gate which is permanently locked. I looked through it and I could see some amazing carvings right in the middle of all the water. The pillars are partially submerged under water but exquisitely carved. At this point, I was dying to go inside but it is impossible to get in. Luckily, locals told me something very interesting:

Every year, locals pump the water out on a certain date, and clean up this site for a religious event and that event will be held today, the 19th of April . So I decided to wait until today, so I could finally find out what is inside.
When I entered this site today, I immediately felt a difference. I could see a large pump on site, and the ground is dry, which means the water would have been pumped out a few days ago. I could also see fresh paint on the carvings of the entrance. As I entered through the steps, I had no idea what would be inside. Is it a large temple with many statues of Hindu Gods? Or Would this be some kind of an underground palace with elaborate rooms? Remember, ancient sites in India always surprise you, you should never come in with expectations. The steps which go down reach a low point, then there is a small elevation, and then we enter into a chamber. This immediately leads to what looks like a square hole in the very center. The interior design is mind boggling and the beauty of this entire structure is beyond words, it makes you wonder if it was built by Gods themselves. Looking at the interior, I realized right away that this is a very strange structure – it is not a Hindu temple, it is not a palace, we simply do not know why this was built. Some will definitely claim that this is a water well, but this makes no sense at all- why does a water well need such an elaborate design and extraordinary carvings? Why create them at all, as they are going to be underwater most of the year? It has some other purpose, the entire structure was made for some scientific reason, a reason which we are not able to understand. Why did they have to build it in such a unique shape? It is even visible from the satellite and the shape immediately catches your attention. Is it a coincidence, or was it meant to be recognized from the sky?

Why is this structure so mysterious? No one knows its original name and it has at least half a dozen nick names among locals. What is interesting is that, this square in the center is called Karungkuzhi which literally means “Black Hole” in Tamil language. What is even more surprising ? Locals believe that this hole has a secret doorway to a divine world, it could take you to a parallel universe. Did ancient builders create some kind of a doorway to access a parallel universe? Is this why this structure was built?
Sitting in this place, looking at the black hole, I wonder if there could really be a doorway inside this which leads somewhere. Locals vehemently insist that it does have a doorway and some claim to have even seen it. I have shown you so many different ancient sites, many of them go underwater and locals always claim there is a secret entrance inside. Is this site also going to be yet another one, where I simply theorize there is a hidden doorway?

No! today, I am going to show you that doorway! Look carefully at the inside walls, you don’t see anything on this side, but on this wall you can clearly see the opening – this is the top of the underwater doorway. You can even see the shadow of it being cast on water. But I wanted to see the entire doorway..so I found an archive footage of this site which was shot many years ago. And you are looking at the archive footage, and you can see that at that time, they had pumped out about 6 feet of water from the black hole. On 3 sides, there is nothing, these are just regular stone slabs. But on the 4th side, you can clearly see a perfectly rectangular doorway. Finally, all the local stories turn out to be true, this is an entrance to some place. Some of you will try to explain it as a water inlet or outlet, but for that purpose, a small circular hole would have been enough. This is more than 5 feet tall, and it could be much larger, since we are not able to see the bottom. Such a large, perfectly rectangular doorway was not built for anything else, other than facilitating someone to use it to go somewhere. But where does it lead? Who would be able to use this underwater passage? Does it really lead to a parallel universe?

Is the name “Black Hole” a mere coincidence, or are we looking at something scientific?
Perhaps I could find some clue from these carvings: They are quite amazing. Even after being under water almost throughout the year, the carvings show very little sign of corrosion. This is Garuda, a popular flying god in Hinduism. This one does not look human, it has a conical face and its legs are pointing in opposite directions. Here is a monkey facing off with a gigantic snake. We can see strange slots carved on them, but the more I walk around and try to find out what’s going on, the more mysterious this structure seems to becomes.

Why is this structure always filled with so much water, that it needs to be pumped out on a certain date? Remember I visited this structure in March when it was full of water? At that time, I also visited the lake nearby which is less than half a mile away. It was completely dry, and by looking at the lake bed, we can understand that it has been dry for many months. This part of India is a very dry area, and this lake is much deeper than the ancient site. Yet, the lake is bone dry and the black hole site is always filled with water. How is that possible? Even more interesting, locals tell me that this site will again start filling with water very soon, even without any rainfall. What kind of technology is employed here? If we assume that there is a natural spring that comes out of the ground from this location, it will keep releasing plenty of water all the time. If that is the case, how did they construct this gigantic structure made of hundreds of granite blocks, completely under water? How did they set up the foundation under water? So, what do you think? Why is this square called the “Black Hole”? Where would this doorway take us? What is the purpose of this structure?

–Praveen Mohan