Learning from Vedas - Backup

Originally shared by KIRON KRISHNAN                      Aryan Invasion Theory series How can one refute the linguistic arguments of the Aryan                           Invasion/Migration Theory? I love it when I can bash on arguments and prove my stand, than simply writing something and make you people think that am brainwashing. This answer shall examine the popular linguistic arguments of Aryan Migration Theory, and examine it from the point of Out of India Theory. Some of the arguments have been popularly refuted.   Attention : This answer may be long for a rash reader, but shall benefit the actual person who needs to know facts.    Argument 1 : The linguistic centre of Gravity theory   By this theory, the linguistic centre of gravity must be in the area where there are maximum number of diversity of language exists. This meant that Central Eastern Europe, the place of maximum branches of Indo European, was to be the homeland. By the discovery of the Tocharian language, the centre ...

Originally shared by KIRON KRISHNAN                          Stop Caste based discrimination The plight of caste system discrimination is torturing India. The reserved communities are lazy, and actual worthy people are denied opportunities. Should not the caste based system of discrimination be changed to an economic perspective? It is the nasty vote bank politics that is behind all these kind of crude practices. The non upper castes form majority, and they determine the government. I do not know in which other country would a person with 58000 rank share the same class with the 1000 ranker in a top competitive college (no. of appears : just 150,000) just because he was born into a such and such caste. Even in the last years allotment list of Kerala Engineering Entrance, you find that the last rank in First Allotment  for a general candidate for Computer science engineering in the most prestigious engineering college in Kerala under this exam, the CET, is 154 (General includes all rel...

Scholars have suggested that chakras are a more recent aspect of Hinduism. Yogi Baba Prem asks, 'Are chakras found in the Vedas?' http://www.hinduhumanrights.info/chakras-within-the-vedas-stopping-scholarly-distortion-of-vedic-teachings/ http://www.hinduhumanrights.info/chakras-within-the-vedas-stopping-scholarly-distortion-of-vedic-teachings/

The idea that Brahmi/Sanskrit was linked with the Indus Valley Script goes back to at least 1934.

In my latest artiicle I examine the important Ashvamedha and reveal some of the secrets to this teaching that goes back to the Vedas. http://vedicpath.com/Articles/Ashvamedha.html http://vedicpath.com/Articles/Ashvamedha.html