The World's Anatomy

Think India and thought that comes to mind are pictures of majestic temples of the land. These temples were not just immensely beautiful architectural wonders.   They were also places of immense spiritual strength. Scientific analysis has today proven that these temples  were built over areas of maximum positive energy. (Emanates Positive Energy). The 'Moolasthana' or 'Garbhagriha' was built at the spot where energy was maximum. The idol was placed and the 'Garbhagriha' built around it. This point indicated the place of maximum positive energy. Placed below the idols were copper plates with vedic inscription capable of absorbing and radiating energy. When a person visited a temple and walked around the 'parikarama' they came within the radius of this magnetic field thereby imbibing a lot of positive energy. The result was that the visit to the temple rejuvenated his body, mind and soul. (Rejuvenates entire human being). Many time thoughts comes to me

Mr. PM Nair IAS (Secretary to the President of India) on Late Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam : We shall not see another APJ Abdul Kalam like our Late President: DD Podhigai telecast an interview with Mr. P M Nair retired IAS officer who was the secretary to Dr. Kalam Sir, when he was the President. I summarize the points he spoke in voice choked with emotion, Mr.Nair authored a book titled "Kalam Effect" . Dr. Kalam used to receive costly gifts whenever he went abroad as it is customary for many nations to give gifts to the visiting Head of state. Refusing the gift would become an insult to the nation and an embarrassment for India. So, he received them and on his return, Dr Kalam asked the gifts to b e photographed and then cataloged and handed over to the archives. Afterwards, he never looked at them. He did not take even a pencil from the gifts received when he left Rashtrapathi Bhavan. In 2002, the year Dr. Kalam took over, the Ramadan month came in July-August. It was regular pract

when astronomy seems to be the science going outside,  Meditation is the science going inside, there is quite an adventure waiting for us inside as well. I used to often wondered what the ancient people could have thought when they saw so many stars in the sky, when they saw the planet and moon. They must have made some amazing stories and their imagination could have taken them on many flights of fancy.  I was amazed that how mistaken i was about what i thought ancient Indian to know about astronomy.  I will be discussing a few things about ancient Indian what they knew about astronomy that will take peak of your interest to know more.   1. For a very long time everybody assumes that the earth is flat. The concept that our planet is round is first mentioned around 5th Century BC by the Greek astronomers and scientists, If you check out the Sanskrit word for the earth it is Bhugol (Bhu-means bhumi the earth) (Gol-means round) . Sanskrit is a language which people dead to be about 7-

'Aagamartanthu devaanaam gamanartanthu raakshasam kurve gantarvam thatra devadahwana lakshanam'... Translation: 'I start my worship ringing the bell praying that the divine may enter me and all demonic forces within and without depart'. Traditional Indian worship always started with the ringing of the bell. The temple bell was beautifully crafted object made of an amalgam (combination of sound of several metals including Zinc, copper, bronze, cadmium and many other alloys) . The quantity of each metals was based on very accurate scientific calculation. When the bell was rung there was a resonation which created an immediate harmony between the right and left lobes of the brain. The echo lasted for 7 seconds touching the seven chakras of the body. (i.e. 7 energy points) . The sound of the bell created an instant calm increasing the powers of concentration helping you to focus on the higher. Also the vibes from the bells gives peace to the human soul and also is a mode

Namaste: The traditional Indian Greetings : Joining both palms together to greet. A Gesture which marks respect reverence and love for the person we greet. Have you ever wondered, why do we greet people in this way? In yoga this gesture is called Anjali Mudra. It is a well known fact that the tips of the fingers are major energy points.When we bring together the palms of our finger linking tips of our finger, then the nerve circuits of the brain are linked to those of the upper body. A feeling of calmness and well being immediately descends. Also in yoga each finger is representative of a certain energy. The little finger represents Tamas or dullness. The ring finger represents Rajas or activity. The middle finger represents Satwa or refinement. The index finger is the individual soul or jeevatma and the Thumb is the paramaathma or the ultimate soul.  Namaste; Also mean, I honor the place in you in which the entire universe resides.I honor the place in you which is of light, of

Have you ever wondered, why most of the married Indian women use to wear toe ring...? Apart from the tradition, their is much to know. Traditionally Indian women wore toe rings . Toe rings is the term used differently in different languages. It is called 'Bichiya' in Hindi, 'Minji' in Malayalam, 'Jodavi' in Marathi, 'Mettlelu' in Telugu, 'Angot' in Begali.  Husband puts the toe rings in wife's second toe of both feet, during the wedding ceremony. Toe rings were not just to indicate the maritial  status of the women. there was a scientific reasons behind wearing toe rings. Toe rings were made of silver and worn on the second toe. It is a well known fact that there is a nerve which starts from this toe, goes to the uterus and then to the heart, By wearing toe rings good circulation was ensured thereby strengthening the uterus. The menstrual cycles was also regulated ensuring speedy conception, Also silver is known to be a good conduct