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Mass Production Building Materials Cosmetics Vedic Period
The Indus Valley people liked more of indoor games than outdoor amusements. They were fond of gambling and playing dice. Dancing and singing were considered great arts. Boys played with toys made of terracotta, while girls played with dolls. This lifestyle requires Mass production. I have been able to find references about the Mass production…
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Irish , ‘People(s) / Tribe(s) Of the Goddess Danu’
Giving birth to Celtic culture, the sacred mother Danube river was named for the Celtic mother Goddess Danu. Danu is also the name of an early Hindu mother Goddess of primeval waters. The descendants of the Goddess Danu, in both Celtic and Hindu culture, are called Children of Danu.
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Kubera Is Kubarev Russians’ Forefather A Divine Alien
The places in Russia have Indian Sanatana Dharma Connection. Volga,Tara and Om are some of the Rivers in Russia. The Siberians worship and invoked Indian Gods. Lord Krishna’s son Pradyumna built a Palace in Siberia. Narodnaya mountain is called the Narada Mountain. The Rig Veda was composed in the Arctic. The is a Hanuman Temple…
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China Urals Mongolia Arctic Aurora Borealis Sugreeva Geography
Accurate Geographical reference was provided by Sugreeva to his Vanara Army for the Search of Sita. Here I present from the Valmiki Ramayana, the places described by Sugreeva as lying in the North of Kailash and modern Names of these places. I shall post on details of the search for Sita in other directions.
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Siberians Invoke Hindu Ayur Devata, Hanuman Temple River Tara, OM
‘Three Hindu gods. The one at the left known as Ayu Devata (God of life) is still invoked in Siberia if some near and dear one falls seriously ill. The other two are just samples of the many gods and goddesses sold in the bazar of Ulan Bator, the capital of Mongolia. These indicate how…
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