Dr P V
Sesha Sai Aswamedhayaaji
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27th
September 2012
Suryakshetra – 116(Ancient Indian Analysis - Water)
What this little man speaks……………………………………………………………………………………………………..
What this little man speaks……………………………………………………………………………………………………..
Quote: 1) The best thing one has
to learn is to keep himself smiling, for the reason smiling is easier than
explaining why we are sad.
2) Health is the greatest gift; contentment is the greatest wealth; and faithfulness is the best relationship.
2) Health is the greatest gift; contentment is the greatest wealth; and faithfulness is the best relationship.
Worldwide people talk of water – perhaps – one
may distinguish water as “salt water” and
“drinkable” and I am not certain whether there was any research on water – JUST
WATER – elsewhere outside India. The
great Indian sages possessed the capacity of analyzing any this and evolved
theories in such a microscopic manner much and much beyond the intelligence of
anyone outside India.
The Vedic order of life analyzed water in many
ways, similarly it also analyzed the properties of the same as different from
each one. The first one is Rain Water (1) before touching the ground and
it is considered to be the purest of the pure; 2) the rain water fallen on a
hill and climbs down to the land; 3) the third one being the water formulated
as snow and accumulated on hill and
subsequently melted down to surface land (Ex Ganga River); 4) the rain water that
has fallen on a surface land and distributed to a lake or a stream; 5) the
water accumulated in a lake with flowing
water; 6) the water accumulated in a lake and remain stagnant; 7) the water brought up from ground; 8) the
water collected in a sump and pumped onto the overhead tank; 9) the water that
is available in sacred lakes like Manasarovar etc which are divine in nature;
10) the water that is available in a well; 11) the water that flows
continuously throughout the year; 12) the water that is born only on rock
stones or amidst rock stones which do not dry even in summers; 13) the water
that is purified with Vedic rituals; 14) the water which is available just
before joining the sea (back waters); 15) the water in sea; 16) the water that
comes on its own from ground level through different stones ( Ex Mahanandi in
Nandyal of Kurnool Dist or Dakshina Mukha Nandi of Bangalore etc, 17) the water
retained in a mud pot; 18) the water that is stored and used in different other
vessels etc.
The
aforementioned is classified as 1) Akash Ganga, 2) Hima Ganga, 3) Pravaahika
Ganga, 5) Patala Ganga, 6) Sthira Ganga in Vedaas. Each of them has different
properties and each has its own usage, but by and large, we must salute our
great sages of India for examining the water in different fashions instead of
identifying the WATER AS JUST WATER ONLY.
That is the reason why ANCIENT INDIAN TRADITIONS AND GREAT SAGES OF INDIA ARE very much advanced in spiritual as well in physics, chemistry – very much beyond the imagination of the scientists of modern world.
That is the reason why ANCIENT INDIAN TRADITIONS AND GREAT SAGES OF INDIA ARE very much advanced in spiritual as well in physics, chemistry – very much beyond the imagination of the scientists of modern world.
Quote:
It is funny, how 1 truth; 1 song; 1 mistake; 1
lie; 1 word; 1 text; and 1 person – could change our mood in 1 second.
I will be back again soon……………………Hara Hara Mahadeva
Dr
P V Sesha Sai Aswamedhayaaji