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Nov 16 • 9 tweets • 2 min read

#Thread: The Untold Story of India’s Education System After 1947.
How “Secularism” was seeded through the classroom… and why it matters today.👇

1. 1947–1960: The Foundation Was Laid
Independent India’s earliest Education Ministers shaped the philosophy of what millions of children would study.
But the biggest twist?
The system was designed to produce “secular citizens,” not “civilizational heirs.”
Our past was diluted.
Our heroes were minimized.
Our identity was softened.

Nov 6 • 12 tweets • 2 min read

The Divine Geometry of the Human Body As Per Shilparatnakosha (11th Century).
A #Thread revealing the ancient Indian science behind idol-making & sacred proportions.👇

1. Did you know?
Over 1,000 years ago, Indian sculptors used precise measurements to create murti-s that radiated divinity, balance and cosmic harmony.
This system is called Shilparatnakosha, a masterpiece of sacred geometry.

Oct 20 • 10 tweets • 2 min read

The 7 Chakras- The Map of Human Evolution Hidden Within You
Ancient Yogic wisdom describes 49 stages of growth that every human passes through from survival to spiritual mastery.
🧵#Thread Here’s how your consciousness evolves through the 7 Chakras...👇

1.Root Chakra (Muladhara)
The base of life Survival.
At this stage, fear dominates: food, shelter, safety.
You’re learning what it means to exist.

Oct 13 • 9 tweets • 2 min read

"The Yogi Who Could Stop His Heart"- A Thread That Modern Science Still Can’t Explain.
In the 1930s, a group of doctors were left speechless.
An Indian Yogi- calm, silent, and deeply meditative had just done something that defied every medical textbook.
He stopped his heart, voluntarily.
Yes, you read that right.
🧵 A #Thread..... 👇

2. The Yogi’s name was Shri Krishnamacharya, often called the Father of Modern Yoga.
During deep meditation, his ECG readings went flat no heartbeat, no pulse.
Yet minutes later, he came out of meditation alive, alert, glowing.

Oct 11 • 11 tweets • 2 min read

The Divine Architecture of Hindu Temples – A Sacred Journey Within.
Ever wondered why every Hindu temple follows a precise design? It’s not just architecture.
🧵A #Thread it’s cosmic science.👇

1.Temple : Cosmic Map
Hindu temples aren’t just places of worship.
They are energy machines, designed as a journey from the material world to the divine core – from the outer Gopuram to the inner Garbhagriha.

Oct 7 • 8 tweets • 2 min read

Ancient India & the Mystery of the “Womb Carvings”.
Modern science discovered X-Rays just over 120 years ago.
But thousands of years earlier, Indian temples already carried the knowledge of the human womb and fetus.
🧵#Thread Let’s dive into this hidden wisdom…

2. At Kundadam Vadakkunath Swami Temple (Bharat), stone carvings show women holding a pregnant womb and inside, the fetus clearly depicted.
This was not imagination. This was advanced knowledge.

Sep 22 • 7 tweets • 2 min read

Manvantara-Ancient Hindu Theory of Time & Solar System.
Sanatana Dharma doesn’t just speak of Gods & rituals… it maps the cosmic cycles of creation & dissolution with stunning precision.
🧵#Thread Let’s decode the concept of Manvantara.👇

1. Life of Brahma
A single Brahma (cosmic creator) lives 311.04 trillion years.
His lifespan is divided into 36,000 Kalpas (days) and equal nights.
Each day & night witnesses creation and dissolution.

Sep 18 • 9 tweets • 2 min read

The Cosmic Churning of the Ocean-Samudra Manthan in Ancient Sculptures.
🧵 A #Thread ...👇

1. Hidden in the stones of Garhwa, Prayagraj, lies a breathtaking Gupta-era sculpture (319–467 CE).
It depicts one of the greatest cosmic events in Sanatana Dharma:
The Samudra Manthan (Churning of the Ocean)
With Lord Vishnu’s Kurma (Tortoise) Avatar as the foundation.

Sep 15 • 8 tweets • 2 min read

The Genius Who Lit Up Mathematics & Astronomy.
Long before Newton & Galileo, India had Aryabhata (476 CE) a mathematician, astronomer & visionary whose discoveries still shape our world.
🧵#Thread Here’s why his genius is unforgettable. 👇

1. The Value of π (Pi)
Aryabhata gave the world the first accurate value of π (3.1416).
Using innovative geometry with a bow & chord method, he calculated circumference-to-diameter ratio centuries before modern math confirmed it.

Sep 14 • 10 tweets • 2 min read

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.

Sep 8 • 6 tweets • 2 min read

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.

Sep 7 • 12 tweets • 2 min read

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.

Sep 7 • 6 tweets • 2 min read

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?

Sep 7 • 7 tweets • 2 min read

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.

Sep 3 • 9 tweets • 2 min read

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.

Sep 2 • 10 tweets • 2 min read

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.”

Aug 29 • 7 tweets • 2 min read

Forgotten Truths of History: Long before Europe learned to sail across oceans, Bharat was already ruling the seas.
From Kalinga to Java, from Gujarat to Africa- Indian ships carried not just goods, but culture, knowledge & dharma.
🧵A #Thread on Navigation in Ancient India.👇

2. The word “Navigation” itself is said to have roots in the Sanskrit “Navgatih” (नवगतिः– movement of ships).
Rigveda & Atharvaveda mention oceans, ships, and maritime trade.
Atharvaveda (3.15) even describes merchants sailing far seas with prosperity prayers.
India -Ocean Civilisation.

Aug 23 • 9 tweets • 2 min read

The Grand Library of Sanatan Dharma .
Did you know Hinduism is the oldest living knowledge system with thousands of scriptures?
From the Vedas to Upanishads, Puranas to Itihasas-each text serves a unique role.
🧵#Thread Here’s a guide to our Sacred Scriptures.👇

1. The 4 Vedas (Shruti)
Rigveda - Hymns to deities
Samaveda - Music & chants
Yajurveda - Rituals & sacrifices
Atharvaveda - Healing, mantras & daily life
The foundation of Sanatan Dharma .

Aug 21 • 11 tweets • 2 min read

Kashyap Rishi & His Vast Family- The Root of Many Lineages in Sanatan Dharma.
Most don’t know that from Maharshi Kashyap’s wives came entire clans of Devas, Asuras, Nagas, Yakshas, Garudas & more.
🧵A #Thread on Kashyap’s legendary family.👇

1. Kashyap Rishi
One of the Saptarishis, Kashyap married 13 daughters of Daksha Prajapati.
From these unions emerged diverse beings – Devas, Danavas, Nagas, birds, animals & even humans.

Aug 21 • 9 tweets • 2 min read

Traits of a Guru from the Mahabharata.
Not all Gurus are the same-each imparts wisdom in a unique way.
🧵A powerful #Thread 👇

1. Dronacharya
Disciples: Kuru Pandavas & many Kshatriyas
Trait: Knows which of his students is worthy of knowing what.
A Guru who identifies potential & teaches accordingly.

Aug 19 • 6 tweets • 2 min read

The 8 Divine Siddhis of Hanuman Ji .
We all know Hanuman Ji as the symbol of strength, devotion & courage.
But do you know He is also the master of 8 supernatural Siddhis mentioned in our scriptures?
Jai Shri Hanuman
🧵#Thread Let’s unfold this hidden wisdom.👇

1. Anima (अणिमा)
The power to become as small as an atom.
Hanuman Ji used this to enter Lanka unseen while searching for Sita Mata.
2. Mahima (महिमा)
The ability to expand infinitely.
When Hanuman Ji grew gigantic to cross the ocean or fight demons that was Mahima in action.

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