Forgotten Indian Science That Shaped the World.
When the West was still searching for answers, India’s ancient Rishis had already laid the foundations of modern science. From gravity to aviation, from medicine to astronomy our sages envisioned it all.
🧵#Thread Let’s uncover this forgotten brilliance.👇
2. Bhaskaracharya – Gravity (Gurutvaakarshan)
Centuries before Newton, Bhaskaracharya explained the concept of gravity in Surya Siddhanta. He described how objects are pulled towards Earth’s center. True genius, far ahead of time.
3. Acharya Kanada – Atom Theory (Anu & Paramanu)
Long before Dalton, Acharya Kanada spoke of indivisible particles -Anu (atom) & Paramanu (sub-atomic). He founded the Vaisheshika school, pioneering atomic science thousands of years ago.
4. Rishi Vishwamitra – Missiles & Astras
Vishwamitra is credited with knowledge of Dhanurveda, celestial weapons, and missile-like astras. Scriptures describe precise weaponry systems, guided by mantras imagine the science behind it.
5. Rishi Bharadwaj – Vimana Shastra (Aviation )
In Vaimanika Shastra, Rishi Bharadwaj wrote about different types of aircraft, their mechanics, and fuels. Ancient India’s vision of aerial vehicles centuries before the Wright brothers.
6. Garga Muni – Astronomy & Nakshatras
Garga Muni mapped stars, constellations, and planetary positions with astonishing accuracy. His astronomical calculations guided calendars, agriculture, and spiritual rituals for millennia.
7. Acharya Charaka – Medicine & Ayurveda
Father of Indian medicine, Charaka compiled the Charaka Samhita, covering anatomy, embryology, pathology, and herbal pharmacology. Ayurveda remains a timeless gift to global health.
8. Baudhayana – Geometry & Mathematics
Baudhayana authored Sulba Sutras, describing Pythagoras theorem centuries before Pythagoras. He explained advanced geometry, construction formulas & trigonometric principles.
9. Kapila Muni – Sankhya Philosophy
Kapila’s Sankhya Darshan explored consciousness, matter, and cosmic evolution. A blend of philosophy & proto-science, it laid foundations for logic, psychology, and metaphysics.
10. India’s scientific heritage isn’t just mythology it’s deep-rooted knowledge. From gravity to medicine, from atoms to aviation-our Rishis lit the lamp of wisdom long before the modern world.
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Have you noticed a tortoise carved in front of many Hindu deities in temples?
It’s not just decoration.
It holds one of the deepest spiritual lessons from the Bhagavad Gita & nature itself.
🧵#Thread Let’s uncover this ancient symbolism.👇
2. In nature, the tortoise hatches eggs in a peculiar way.
She doesn’t sit on them.
Instead, she constantly gazes at them with steady focus until they hatch.
A lesson in attention & concentration.
3. Similarly, when we enter a temple…
We are reminded to withdraw from worldly thoughts and focus only on the deity within.
Just as the tortoise nurtures life with unwavering attention,
We nurture our soul through unwavering devotion.
The Power of Panch (5) in Sanatan Dharma .
Why is the number 5 considered sacred in Hinduism?
Because life, nature, and spirituality all revolve around it.
🧵#Thread Let’s explore the ancient wisdom of Panch.👇
1. Panch Tattva
Prithvi (Earth)
Agni (Fire)
Vayu (Air)
Jala (Water)
Akasha (Space)
The entire universe-including you-is made of these 5 elements.
2. Panch Devata
Ganesha
Durga
Vishnu
Shiva
Surya
The 5 cosmic forces that sustain & protect creation.
The Forgotten Science of the Human Heart in Ancient Bharat.
We’re told William Harvey "discovered" blood circulation in the 17th century.
But 700+ years earlier, Bharatiya texts like Naadi Dnyanam had already described it in detail.
🧵#ThreadvLet’s uncover this hidden wisdom.👇
1. What Modern Science Says
William Harvey (1628) explained how the heart pumps blood.
He’s called the “father of circulation.”
But was he really the first?
2. Naadi Dnyanam- Ancient Indian Text.
Centuries before Harvey, Rishis had described:
The heart as the pumping center.
Blood vessels (Naadis) spreading energy.
Continuous flow of blood like a cycle.
Knowledge written in Sanskrit long before microscopes existed!
Mind-Blowing Achievements of Ancient India that the World Needs to Know.
A civilization that gave humanity numbers, medicine, philosophy, and architecture thousands of years ago.
🧵#Thread Let’s dive in.👇
1. Architecture
By 6th century BCE, Indians mastered stone architecture.
By 7th century CE, monumental temples & cave complexes like Ellora stood tall.
Proof of unmatched skill & spiritual vision that still inspires architects worldwide.
2. Religion
Hinduism, the world’s oldest living religion, evolved from the Vedic age.
Traditions go back 3000+ years.
Buddhism & Jainism-two profound paths of peace & self-realization-also began in India.
The land where spirituality was born.
The forgotten wisdom of Dinacharya-how Ayurveda aligns your day with the rhythm of the cosmos.
🧵#Thread Read till the end it might transform your lifestyle.👇
1. Ayurveda says:
The day is divided into cycles of 3 doshas -Kapha, Pitta & Vata.
Each dosha dominates during specific hours, influencing our body & mind.
Understanding this flow = living in harmony with nature.
2. 6 AM – 10 AM (Kapha time)
Kapha brings heaviness & stability.
Ideal for: Exercise, cleansing, meditation.
If you oversleep during this time, you’ll feel dull & lethargic all day.
Peshwa Bajirao I – The Unconquered Lion of Bharat
Born: 18 Aug 1700
Became Peshwa at 20
Fought 40+ battles
Lost 0
A Hindu warrior who shook the Mughal empire & made Maratha flag fly from South to Delhi.
🧵#Thread A forgotten hero our books rarely glorify.
1. Early Life
Bajirao Ballal, son of Balaji Vishwanath.
Trained in scriptures, politics & warfare.
At 20, became Peshwa of Chhatrapati Shahu Maharaj.
He told the king: “Let us strike at the trunk of the tree (Mughals), not its branches.”
2. Military Genius
Bajirao pioneered:
Blitzkrieg-style cavalry warfare
Rapid mobility
Lightning raids deep into enemy land
He turned the Marathas into the most feared cavalry power of India.