“Vishpala: The Warrior Queen with the World’s First Prosthetic Leg”.
🧵#Thread A forgotten legend from the Rigveda .👇
1. The battlefield was fierce…
A warrior queen named Vishpala fought bravely.
But in the heat of battle, she lost her leg.
Most would have surrendered.
But not Vishpala…
2. Enter the Ashwini Kumars
The divine twin physicians of Sanatan Dharma.
Masters of surgery, healing, Ayurveda & body reconstruction.
They did the impossible…
They crafted an iron prosthetic leg for Vishpala.
3. Ancient India’s Medical Science Modern Myths
Long before the West spoke of prosthetics…
Sanatan texts already documented it.
The Ashwini Kumars were also called Divine Surgeons.
4. Vishpala: The Queen Who Walked Again
With her iron leg, Vishpala returned to the battlefield.
Fought again. Led her army. Protected her people.
She showed the world: A true Sanatan Warrior Spirit.
5. Rigveda (1.116.15)
This ancient verse is the first historical record of prosthetic surgery.
Western history books remain silent.
Sanatan Dharma already knew.
6. The story of Vishpala is not just about medicine.
It’s about:
Innovation
Courage
Compassion of the Ashwini Kumars
Bharat’s advanced ancient science
India was a Vishwaguru. It still is.
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India’s most mystical dance pose– Chhinnamasta Pose of Odissi Dance.
A fusion of devotion, discipline, and extreme physical mastery.
Many know Odissi as graceful, but few know this daring form rooted in Sanatan spirituality.
🧵#Thread Let me take you on a journey..👇
1. Odissi Dance – One of the oldest classical dance forms of Bharat, dating back to ancient temples of Odisha (Kalinga).
The dance is not just art. It’s Bhakti (devotion) + Tapa (discipline) + Yoga (body control).
Odissi is moving meditation 🙏
2. This iconic pose is called Chhinnamasta, inspired by Devi Chhinnamasta, the self-decapitated, fearless form of Shakti.
Symbolism:
Ego destruction
Supreme sacrifice
Infinite energy flow
A true Tantric symbol of power.
The Mystical Science of Dance in Sanatan Dharma .
Did you know?
Ancient Bharat mapped the science of movement into 108 Karanas-the divine dance units combining body, hand, and feet movements.
This wasn’t just art.
It was Yoga in motion.
🧵#Thread A journey from the physical to the spiritual.👇
2. What is a Karana?
'Karana' - Action (कर्म).
In dance, it signifies the coordinated action of body, hands & feet.
Each Karana radiates energy, aligns chakras & creates divine rhythm.
It’s dance + yoga + spirituality = Sanatan perfection.
3. The Natyashastra of Bharat Muni (c. 200 BCE - 200 CE) documents these 108 Karanas.
This ancient text is called the "5th Veda".
It treats dance not as entertainment but as a sacred yajna to communicate with the divine.
The Nagas-Serpent Beings of Sanatan Dharma
They aren’t myths. They are mighty beings who shaped the Mahabharata, Ramayana & Puranas.
🧵#Thread From Takshak to Vasuki, Shesha to Iravan-meet the legendary Scions of Kadru.👇
2. Karkotaka
Lived in Nishadha kingdom
Cursed with immobility by Narada
Helped King Nala by biting him & disguising his form
Freed by Nala on Devas’ request
A Naga who taught the power of humility and divine timing.
3. Nahusha
Son of Pururava, rose to Indra’s throne
Cursed by Agastya Rishi to become a python after arrogance
Captured Bhima in Mahabharata
Liberated by Yudhishthira
A tale of power, downfall, and redemption.
Indian Engineering vs Foreign Engineering.
Let’s compare two marvels:
Ekambareswarar Temple, Tamil Nadu 🇮🇳.
Leaning Tower of Pisa, Italy 🇮🇹.
🧵#Thread Built centuries apart, but what they reveal about ancient wisdom will blow your mind.👇
2. Ekambareswarar Temple, Kanchipuram
Built: 1200 years ago
Height: 193 feet
Standing straight till date
No steel or cement used
Built using interlocking stone architecture
Timeless. Unshaken. Sacred.
3. Leaning Tower of Pisa, Italy
Built: 650 years ago
Height: 183 feet
Famous for its tilt
Started leaning during construction due to poor foundation
Despite fixes, it still needs support to stand.
The Forgotten Math of the Ancients
When the world was counting in thousands, India was calculating in trillions of trillions with precision.
🧵#Thread Let’s explore the jaw-dropping mathematical brilliance of our Vedic Rishis.👇
2. Ancient Civilizations & Math:
Mesopotamians: No specific large terms
Egyptians: Counted up to 10⁶
Greeks: Max was “Myriad” (10⁴)
Romans: 10³
Chinese: 10⁴
But the Vedic Acharyas?
Brace yourself...
3. Ancient Vedic Acharyas:
Largest Number: Dhvajagranishamani= 10⁴²¹
Smallest Unit: Truti = 3 × 10⁻⁷
That’s more precision than even many modern calculators can handle.
The Chola who Conquered the seas.
Before Britain, before the Mongols- there was Rajendra Chola I.
The Indian king who ruled from Ganga to Sumatra, bringing entire oceans under his control.
The world forgot him. We won’t.
🧵#Thread on the Forgotten Lion of Bharat. 👇
2. In 1012 CE, Rajendra Chola ascended the throne.
But he wasn’t just any king.
He was the son of Rajaraja Chola, a Dharmic visionary.
Rajendra took his father’s dream of an Indian Ocean empire and turned it into history’s greatest naval conquest.
3. First, he conquered Sri Lanka, defeating the powerful kings of Polonnaruwa & Ruhuna.
The entire island bowed before him.
But he didn’t stop there.
He then marched north toward the mighty Ganga river.