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...from the NASA website and juxtaposes it with the veidic sutras (aphorisms or formulae available in Vedic texts) to forecast weather and earthquakes. Acc Interviewer: Are there chances of more flooding in Kerala or the Southern regions ?

...tions, though they did not have either developed observatories like today, or scientific instruments that gave the most sophisticated results.   ...predictions of rain possible easily through simple mathematical procedures or almanacs.

...ter and relative time periods on earth, the days and nights, paksha, masa (months), ayana (uttarayana and dakshinayana), samvatsara (year) and this leads to ...tions into Himself, and thus there is in reality nothing that gets created or destroyed. The universe, in a sense, is a mere play of Brahman, a cosmic ga

...the upadesha of Gayatri mantra which prepares him for the study of vedas, or in more modern terms the child enters the schooling phase of life ([[Brahma

...ance of fasting was deeply studied by Ayurveda scholars thousands of years ago and was implemented in Ayurveda treatments effectively. ...sa (the popular term used in reference to fasting for particular religious or spiritual cause) is similar to langhana. <blockquote>लङ्घनं-उ

...derived from the sanskrit root 'Yuj' which means to attach, join, harness or yoke. Practising different Yoga techniques leads to the development of [[Sv

...o with great reverence. The term "anna" or "annam" chiefly implies "ahara" or food referring to "what is eaten is anna" as per Chandogya Upanishad. "Atit ...णाः प्रतिष्ठिताः। Annam brahma, because upon the said anna rests the prana or life : Matsya Purana (83.42) <ref>Matsya Purana ([https://sa.wikisource.org

...dus have discovered that the absolute can only be realised, or thought of, or stated, through the relative, and the images, crosses, and crescents are si ...e fabric of thought centres in God, believe in Buddhism which is agnostic, or in Jainism which is atheistic?