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Brahma Gyan - The science behind Shiva
This revolutionary book explores the science hidden in Hinduism . The concepts and knowledge in this book are brought forth for the first time to the world by author.
"The wisdom of our ancient people will blow your mind!"
India is a pool of mysteries. The biggest mystery in India is about the Hindu religion and their gods . Thousands of years have been passed but mysteries still remain about the concepts and symbolism associated with Hinduism. The most mysterious god of Hinduism is Shiva . Everybody in India knows his peculiar appearance and ancient stories of Shiva and Hinduism but no one knows why these stories are like how they are? No one knows why?
Know the answers to the questions nobody has ever answered.
How Shivlinga represents Shiva?
Why Shiva has third eye?
Why Shiva is holding Ganga in his hair? Is it real? Why we can not find Shiva at mount Kailash ?
Why Shiva wears Snake around his neck?
What is the dance Tandava of Shiva is?
Why Nandi is a vehicle of Shiva and associated with Shiva?
Why Shiva is called eternal Yogi? and much more..
The answers to all the questions is a revelation of the knowledge given in this book.
The knowledge in this book will transform Hinduism not only for the people of India but also for the rest of the world. This profound book will change worlds perspective towards Hinduism forever..
"In ancient India, science was religion, religion got transformed into blind faith and now it has to transform back into science."
About Author
Ravikumar Kakde is an entrepreneur and writer. He has a bachelor's degree in Engineering. He has worked as a Software Engineer for some time. He founded Libertix Technologies, a software product company in 2015.
"The wisdom of our ancient people will blow your mind!"
India is a pool of mysteries. The biggest mystery in India is about the Hindu religion and their gods . Thousands of years have been passed but mysteries still remain about the concepts and symbolism associated with Hinduism. The most mysterious god of Hinduism is Shiva . Everybody in India knows his peculiar appearance and ancient stories of Shiva and Hinduism but no one knows why these stories are like how they are? No one knows why?
Know the answers to the questions nobody has ever answered.
How Shivlinga represents Shiva?
Why Shiva has third eye?
Why Shiva is holding Ganga in his hair? Is it real? Why we can not find Shiva at mount Kailash ?
Why Shiva wears Snake around his neck?
What is the dance Tandava of Shiva is?
Why Nandi is a vehicle of Shiva and associated with Shiva?
Why Shiva is called eternal Yogi? and much more..
The answers to all the questions is a revelation of the knowledge given in this book.
The knowledge in this book will transform Hinduism not only for the people of India but also for the rest of the world. This profound book will change worlds perspective towards Hinduism forever..
"In ancient India, science was religion, religion got transformed into blind faith and now it has to transform back into science."
About Author
Ravikumar Kakde is an entrepreneur and writer. He has a bachelor's degree in Engineering. He has worked as a Software Engineer for some time. He founded Libertix Technologies, a software product company in 2015.
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Published September 20, 2016
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July 13, 2023
The author is a software engineer and entrepreneur.
In this book he has given a cosmological interpretation of the principal Hindu deities, implying that the seers of old had deep understanding of the origins of the universe.
Since the book connects mythology with modern science, it's not easy reading for someone like me. But mercifully it's very short (about 100 pages) and quite fascinating.
Brahma, he says, is actually Brahmanda itself. The whole of creation. His four heads represent the space -time continuum (three dimensions of space +time because space and time are inter-twined and one cannot exist without the other).
Vishnu (the vishwa of anu) is electrons, protons, neutrons... the world of atoms. That's why it is said that Brahma emerged from the navel of Vishnu. The universe comes from atoms.
Shiv he says is a black hole.(Hence he is represented as Lingam). Apparently all galaxies have one major black hole (& several lesser ones) around which the galaxy revolves. It keeps all the stars and planets together. Without a black hole, solar systems might wander into space, and there will be no life in the universe. Therefore, black holes are essential for the development and progress of a galaxy and in turn, life. They also play an important role in galaxy formation. Ours is called Sagittarius A. It has a mass equal
to about 4 million suns!
According to the Big Bang theory, the universe at the beginning was very hot and confined to a small point called the initial singularity. It is currently expanding, but there would be a point when it would stop doing so and start contracting and end in a singularity. That point would be a black hole that would consume everything.
So the universe begins and ends in a black hole. The beginning is the Big Bang when the Black Hole spews energy which expands into the universe. The end is the Big Crunch when the universe collapses into the Black Hole. Only to again begin the cycle.
Some other interesting explanations-
Nandi is actually the constellation Taurus represented as a bull! In our solar system the earth is placed between the constellation Taurus and center of our galaxy where there is Mahadeva, the super massive black hole at the galactic center. This is the reason why Nandi is placed facing Shiv and outside the sanctum so that we are placed between Nandi and Shiv.
Within the first few moments after the big bang happened and our universe started expanding, everything was just a soup of high density energy and radiation like it was an ocean of milk. This ocean is actually the ocean mentioned in Samudra Manthan story.
Trishul and Damaru together represent the destructive and constructive powers of Shiva. Trishul represents that Shiva can kill everyone and everything and represents the destructive aspect while Damaru represents that Shiva is responsible for the creation of this srishti (universe).
The author has interpreted many of our lores in such scientific terms but with my pathetic knowledge of physics, 70% of the book went beyond me.
Even then it was a worthwhile read.
In this book he has given a cosmological interpretation of the principal Hindu deities, implying that the seers of old had deep understanding of the origins of the universe.
Since the book connects mythology with modern science, it's not easy reading for someone like me. But mercifully it's very short (about 100 pages) and quite fascinating.
Brahma, he says, is actually Brahmanda itself. The whole of creation. His four heads represent the space -time continuum (three dimensions of space +time because space and time are inter-twined and one cannot exist without the other).
Vishnu (the vishwa of anu) is electrons, protons, neutrons... the world of atoms. That's why it is said that Brahma emerged from the navel of Vishnu. The universe comes from atoms.
Shiv he says is a black hole.(Hence he is represented as Lingam). Apparently all galaxies have one major black hole (& several lesser ones) around which the galaxy revolves. It keeps all the stars and planets together. Without a black hole, solar systems might wander into space, and there will be no life in the universe. Therefore, black holes are essential for the development and progress of a galaxy and in turn, life. They also play an important role in galaxy formation. Ours is called Sagittarius A. It has a mass equal
to about 4 million suns!
According to the Big Bang theory, the universe at the beginning was very hot and confined to a small point called the initial singularity. It is currently expanding, but there would be a point when it would stop doing so and start contracting and end in a singularity. That point would be a black hole that would consume everything.
So the universe begins and ends in a black hole. The beginning is the Big Bang when the Black Hole spews energy which expands into the universe. The end is the Big Crunch when the universe collapses into the Black Hole. Only to again begin the cycle.
Some other interesting explanations-
Nandi is actually the constellation Taurus represented as a bull! In our solar system the earth is placed between the constellation Taurus and center of our galaxy where there is Mahadeva, the super massive black hole at the galactic center. This is the reason why Nandi is placed facing Shiv and outside the sanctum so that we are placed between Nandi and Shiv.
Within the first few moments after the big bang happened and our universe started expanding, everything was just a soup of high density energy and radiation like it was an ocean of milk. This ocean is actually the ocean mentioned in Samudra Manthan story.
Trishul and Damaru together represent the destructive and constructive powers of Shiva. Trishul represents that Shiva can kill everyone and everything and represents the destructive aspect while Damaru represents that Shiva is responsible for the creation of this srishti (universe).
The author has interpreted many of our lores in such scientific terms but with my pathetic knowledge of physics, 70% of the book went beyond me.
Even then it was a worthwhile read.
May 5, 2020
A book that has fed my curiosity more than anything else that I have come across in the mythology space.
December 15, 2016
Great work Ravi
Hey Ravi,
Nice to read your book.
Really it's awesome to get inner and different views of our Gods and there stories.
Its really motivating to think rational than just flow all ritual we do.
Really appreciate ur efforts and approach for these spiritual things
Please keep it up
Hey Ravi,
Nice to read your book.
Really it's awesome to get inner and different views of our Gods and there stories.
Its really motivating to think rational than just flow all ritual we do.
Really appreciate ur efforts and approach for these spiritual things
Please keep it up
July 8, 2024
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