Tag Ayodhya

Dasavatara Birth Places Of Avatars Questions

Does this mean that the Geographical charterers of a territory is repeated or remains in tact in every Yuga?

Then why is we have not fixed the Birth place of the other Avatars?

Is it because the description of these Avatars are not as vivid as Of Ram and Krishna.

My opinion is that according to Hinduism Time is Cyclic and non-linear.

Therefore all the Purans an Ithihasas are happening at this moment simultaneously at different planes of existence with different parameters of Time

very much from our Time.

That we are allowed information what is determined for us to have, by revealing things selectively.

I base this view on these facts.

Advanced civilizations that existed had become extinct, I am referring to Minoan, Sumerian, Chinese, Atlantis,Lemuria,

Mayan,Polynesian,Egypt for reasons not very clear even today.

New civilization have arisen and the growth of these are erratic.

Skyscrapers Private Aircrafts Robots In Vedic India

An example is the story in the Buddhistic Bhttp://ramanan50.wordpress.com/wp-admin/post-new.phphaisajya-vastu, in which a painter went to the Yavana country and visited the home of a yantracarya, or teacher of mechanical engineering. There he met a machine-girl who washed his feet and seemed human, until he found that she could not speak."( http://www.iskcondesiretree.net)

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Yantras are devices that control the action of elements according to some plan.

According to the Samarangana-Sutradhara, the primary elements that form yantras are called the bijas, or seeds, of the devices'

Vastu-Shastra: Hindu Science of Architecture, by D. N Shukla explains this in detail.

These elements are earth, water, fire, air, and ether. In each yantra, a particular bija element is dominant. For example, we might say that the modern internal combustion engine is a yantra in which earth (in the form of metal) is the bija. The metal is arranged so as to generate energy from fire and air, and the energy is used to propel a vehicle.

The yantras described in the Samarangana-Sutradhara were apparently quite complex. Some of them were made of metal. Some of them are described as svayam vahaka, or self-propelled, with the propulsion mechanism hidden from view.