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Glories of Narashinga Dev

Posted by vedavidya on May 4, 2012 at 3:33pm

Lord Nrsimha is so exalted that even His nails are glorified by the Vaishnava acharyas! In the Sudarsana-sata-nama stotra of the Sri Vaishnava sampradaya, it is said that Lord Narayana's Sudarshana Chakra descended as the tusk of Varaha, the axe of Parasurama, and the nails of Nrsimha. In this way, the nails of Nrsimha accompany the Lord in His various avatars. Sri Madhavacharya worships the power of Lord Nrsimha's nails in his Nakha-Stuti.

Moon Landing A Hoax _The Hind News paper Headlines 20.07.09

Posted by vedavidya on July 20, 2009 at 10:20pm

They celebrated the 40 years of Man landing on Moon. Which was proven that it was a Hoax. The Hindu news paper today showed the the pic of Moon Landing the Shadow is clearly seen. Still they are promoting to the people who love to get cheated.Prabhupad on Moon Landing.From the Day one Prabhupad refuted this theoryPrabhuapda said many things at different times. Sometimes he directly said the didn't go and it was some kind of hoax.And at other times he said they didn't go to the moon because they didn't experience the higher dimensional nature of the moon planet, which is a rational way to harmonize the Vedic perspective with the idea of three dimensional space travel.At other times he just said the whole idea was foolish and a waste of money. He saw material space travel as a foolish attempt to reach higher dimensions which can only be reached yogic practice.Prabhupada had an amazing level of insight into the foolishness of modern society and was able to so clearly expose it for what it was.

New finds take archaeologists closer to Krishna From Times of India, 27 Dec 2008

Posted by vedavidya on July 15, 2009 at 7:12pm

CHENNAI: The conch and the Sudarshana Chakra are unmistakable. Although the figures do not match popular images of Kirshna sporting a peacock feather, archaeologists are convinced that the coins are of Krishna, revered as an avatar of Vishnu."These square coins, dating back to 180- BC, with Krishna on one side and Balram on the other, were unearthed recently in Al Khanoun in Afghanistan and are the earliest proof that Krishna was venerated as a god, and that the worship had spread beyond the Mathura region," says T K V Rajan, archaeologist and founder-director, Indian Science Monitor, who is holding a five-day exhibition, In search of Lord Krishna,' in the city from Saturday.Having done extensive research in Brindavan, Rajan is convinced that a lot of the spiritual history of ancient India lies buried. "Close to 10,000 Greeks, who came in the wake of Alexander the Great, were Krishna's devotees. There is an inscription by Heliodorus, the Greek ambassador at Takshila , which reads Deva, deva, Vasudeva. Krishna is my god and I have installed this Garuda Pillar at Bes Nagar (now in Bihar),'" says Rajan.According to him the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) has unearthed many sites that throw fresh light on the era of Krishna. "ASI is expected to release the full findings next year. Many of the unearthed artifact have a close resemblance to materials of what is believed to be the Harappan civilisation. The findings may show that Krishna's life was the dividing line between India's spiritual history and the society's gradual shift towards a materialistic one," says Rajan.Interestingly, a lot of what has been uncovered closely resemble the narration in the texts of Mahabharatha and the Bhagavatham," he adds. Both the spiritual works are revered by the Hindus as their holy books.It has been over five years since the discoveries were made at Tholavira near Dwaraka, close to Kutch. Much progress has been made due to the application of thermoluminous study (TL) in ascertaining the age of artifact. "It is possible to get the diffusion of atomic particles in the clay pottery unearthed and arrive at an accurate date," points out Rajan. Tholavira itself is believed to be the capital city as detailed in the opening chapters of Bhagavatham. Rajan points to an image of a plough, made of wood, which is mentioned in the Bhagavatham.The findings could lay a trail to understanding Krishna's life (said to be 5,000 years ago) and times, as a historical fact, says Rajan. The exhibition was open till December 31 at Sri Parvathy Gallery, Eldams Road.http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/articleshow/msid-3898205,prtpage-1.cmsLink for proof

The Aquarian Gospel depicts Jesus as visiting Jagannath Puri

Posted by vedavidya on July 5, 2009 at 5:44pm

The Aquarian Gospel of Jesus the Christ (full title: The Aquarian Age Gospel of Jesus, the Christ of the Piscean Age) claims to be the true story of the life of Jesus, including “the ‘lost’ eighteen years silent in the New Testament.” The book, first published in 1908, was written by Levi H. Dowling (aka Levi) during the late nineteenth century. Dowling claimed to have transcribed it from the Akashic Records.The "Aquarian Gospel" is considered an apocryphal work, even though -- unlike most of the other apocryphal gospels -- it was written and published relatively recently. The title is derived from the astrological naming of time periods in terms of constellations; in that system, the Age of Aquarius is approaching. [1]Major PointsThe "Aquarian Gospel" makes the following claims, among others:Jesus was distinct from Christ, or "The Christ." By making himself, through effort and prayer, a fit vessel, Jesus enabled The Christ to dwell within him.Jesus came to earth to show the way back to God via his lifestyle and teachings. He is the example we must model our own lives after, if we seek salvation.Reincarnation exists, and is the explanation for various seeming injustices. Reincarnation allows people to settle debts they have incurred in past lives.Humanity has forgotten God and is currently working its way back to fully remembering God.Time is separated into ages. These ages last approximately 2,000 years. We are now nearing the start of the Aquarian Age.All souls will eventually mature and become perfect, like Jesus, thus ending the cycle of reincarnation.No soul is ever abandoned by God.The book depicts Jesus as visiting Jagannath Puri and living closely with the Prestly order. This shows that Jesus the Christ was a devotee of Lord JagannathThe Aquarian Christine Church Universal, Inc.is based on "The Aquarian Gospel of Jesus the Christ" (1907) transcribed by Levi H. Dowling from the Book of Life called the Akashic Records. "The Aquarian Gospel" tells the story of Jesus' whole life including the missing years from ages 13-30 when he traveled to India, Tibet, Persia, Greece and Egypt. "Aquarian" refers to the Age of Aquarius, the Golden Age and "Christine" means "Christ bearing." Some of our teachings include: the femininity of the Holy Spirit, the Mother God; liberation from the cycle of rebirth through the Ascension process; and Ascended Masters.