Caste Solution (part:- 1)

[THREAD 🧵] 1) Shudras originated from the feet of Lord as per as per Rig Veda 10.90.12

This argument is common in Anti-Hindu circles that Shudras born from Lord's fee. It means shudras were impure.

[Urban features in Rigveda & Marxist blunder]

(Thread) it is entirely wrong to say that the Vedic Aryans were nomads or, granting a concession, living in small hamlets, but had no urban component. Perhaps we may begin with references to pur in the Rigveda.

[Aryan ethnonyms of Finno-Ugric peoples] The former presence of an Aryan-speaking elite layer among the Finno-Ugric speaking peoples of the Oka–Volga–Kama region is clearly visible in the ethnonyms of these peoples. The name Mari goes back to Proto-Aryan *márya- ‘man’, literally ‘mortal, one who has to die’.

This short thread is for those who think Netaji was Islamophile, and how baseless was their arguments.

Please Read it, here are just few examples👇 Netaji's words ❤️

Understanding the concept of Sun god in Ancient Indian culture & it's importance, [Part-2]
this thread is dedicated to two other aspects Mitra & Pusan The Sun-god, in his friendly aspect is called Mitra. As the deity is closely associated with Varuṇa, only a single hymn of the Ṛgvedasaṃhitā is devoted to the deity.(RV 3.59)

He is mentioned as the friend of the people in the Vedic mythology:

mitrasya priyatamasya nriṇām/

Was it really that Rama slains Shambuka just because he tried to achieve Heavenly realms with his mortal body??
Or just because he was a Shudra, who performed asceticism in Treta Yuga, which was not allowed for them?
I find Narada's discourse on this matter, VR 7.74 And another thing is to be noted here it is said in a birth based varna,
See it👇it clearly mentioned Shudra birth

Understanding the concept of Sun god in Ancient Indian culture & it's importance,
In this thread two aspects "Sūrya" & "Savitṛ" analysed in detail. With the rising and setting, the Sun creates the day and night. Being the creator of the day and night, it provides heat and light towards the whole universe and gives food and vegetation to all the creatures.

Debunking The myth of the
So-called "Puras(forts)" in RigVeda, which According to Parpola was in BMAC where forts in circular shapes were found, the shape described in the early parts of the Rigveda as the enemy forts of Indra. Parpola (1988) extracts the Rgvedic verses where Indra, the purandara 'fort-destroyer' is active in the destruction of the ninety-nine or hundred puras 'forts' of his enemies, the Dasas. Based on a verse from the Satapatha Brahmana (6.3.3.24-25),

Rig Veda 1.22.17
"Viṣṇu traversed this (world); three times he plural nted his foot and the whole (world) was collected in the dust of his (footstep).”

Ṛṣi (sage/seer): medhātithiḥ kāṇvaḥ the three paces of Viṣṇu imply the presence of Viṣṇu in the three regions of earth, air and heaven, in the forms of Agni, Vāyu and Sūrya, fire, wind and the sun.

Historisity of Ikshvaku dynasty with the help of Rig Veda the Vedas were composed orally and they always were and still are, to some extent, oral literature. They must be regarded as tape recordings, made during the Vedic period and transmitted orally, and usually without the change of a single word.” (WITZEL 1997b:258).

The five aspects of Śiva known collectively as the Pañchabrahmās and whose individual names are

Īśāna,
Tatpuruṣa,
Aghora,
Vāmadeva
and Sadyojāta
are emanations from the niṣkala-Śiva Each face symbolising the five elements.

"Here I am only presenting the Ishana aspect of Shiva & its connection with Vedas".

Dholaviras's geometry & nightmares for AMTians

[Thread]

Identification & theories of the unicorn seals

[Long Thread] The name Kāśyapa corresponds to what we find in the Pāli Alambusā Jātaka (where the son Isisiṅga is called Kassapa, and he calls his father ‘Kassapa’) and in the Mahāsāṃghika Vinaya,

The Horse, Charriots, spokes & Aryan Debate

[Thread] The old argument of AMTians that so-called horse remains invariably belong to species of wild ass such as the onager (Equus hemionus onager), the khur (Equus hemionus khur), or the plain ass (Equus asinus) is unacceptable

Did Vedas Decpict Lord Vishnu was not a prominent or Supreme god compared to Indra, and other vedic gods??

@TrueShoebill @hub_nationalist
@Dauhshanti @davidfrawleyved @ProfVemsani @hhrobbstark Vishnu (or Viṣṇu, Sanskrit: विष्णु) means 'all pervasive' and, according to Medhātith (c. 1000 CE), 'one who is everything and inside everything'.