Yudhamanyu tries to justify undiscriminated idea of Vedic and Sikh relationship.

Here are his quotes that show the relationship between Hinduism and Sikhism. This allegedly establishes the fact that Sikhism is a sect of Hinduism.

My reply.

We must apply viveka and logics everywhere, especially, in the domain of history, philosophy and religion. We must discriminate between different sects and their philosophies. Sikh religion and their mystic and heroic poetry belong to totally different epoch than the main source of ‘Vedic religion’. Moreover, the Vedas in no way represent laukika poetry. They belong to para-vidya (highest syncretic knowledge), integral synergetic computer science, which embraced higher discrete mathematics, astronomy of eternal calendar, cryptology, algebraic language analytics, integral philosophy with ALL special disciplines (mathematical and dialectical logics, parapsychology, universal ethics AND SO ON AND SO FORTH… Medieval sects are mainly expressions of bhakti towards the Vedas or this or that Vedic symbol… Integral Vedic knowledge based scientific tradition was heavily eroded with advent of Islam and is yet to be discovered with the aid of most sophisticated computers… Read my 3 vols. Key to the Vedas giving a bundle of answers to most enigmatic questions such as MANTRA, RISHI, DEVA, VEDIC SCRIPT, 12 VEDIC DIGITAL CODES, VEDIC ASTRONOMICAL RITUALS for more details.

Wishing you perfect knowledge of the Vedas!

Jayarava ("Song, cry or shout of victory"), a member of the Western Buddhist Order, has discovered an interesting peculiarity of ancient Vedic and Buddhist texts (see for further details his blog).
My comment.
You rightly point out that "The early Upanishads contain several little treatises on the associations of syllables with esoteric meaning - Chandogya 1.3.6 for instance". Yes, indeed, "Shabara has taken this to it's logical conclusion and given significance to all of the syllables". But not only Shabara. Panini and Pingala showed and explained the character of the meaning of Vedic syllables. ALGEBRA!!! PROGRAMMING!!! ASTRONOMY!!!! This Vedic or Vedangic methodology of Vedic interpretation does entirely solve the problem of logically establishing the scientific nature of the Vedas. The deciphering of this content is my project during the last 15 years. This deciphering revealed extraordinary important layers of precise mathematical-astronomical meaning. Visit my page http://key.itved.com

Justice Sachar Committee's gigantic political fraud-II

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"In Chapter 4, while pleading for the cause of Urdu for being considered as an elective subject in schools , the Sachar Committee trains its guns on the teaching of Sanskrit"... Read more

Post to http://hindublog.blogspot.com/2006/09/origin-of-hinduism-i.html Wednesday, April 04, 2007

The Vedas (Sciences) have no history, but Hinduism is its product, is a mixture of different cultures and religions, that's why you cannot define it. It is similar to Europeism, Asianism, Americanism, Sovietism or Africanism. All of them are territorial amalgamations of different cultures. Hinduism presents Nothing special. History in ancient terminology is parampara. Without respect to parampara India could not preserve its Vedic legacy. The great scientists-philosophers who gave us the Upanishads, Vedas and other Holy Scriptures, never talked about the history of their clan or kingdom. Why should they? What's the need to talk about your clan in a book on physics or astronomy? History is of no use only to animals not in any way to the mankind.

The great thoughts found in the Upanishads are really eternal, but they do not have any practical use in everyday life of an individual. They form the chronomatrix of an organized cosmos and are precious foundations of a peaceful and civilized society.

Our world is dominated not by religions, especially not by monolithic ones (Hinduism, Islam, Christianity are amalgamations composed of innumerable sects). Our world as any world is governed by Time (Shiva Mahakala). All religions have symbolic mythological founders (Hinduism is not an exception). But in reality, these founders were simply symbols of certain subdivisions of very complex Vedic (scientific) texts. Do not try to reduce the value of true Vedic religion to an abstract way of life. There are texts, which talk more about day-to-day obligations, but there are still others, which expound mathematics, programming, astronomy, linguistics and many other brunches of knowledge. Why cannot you see? The question ‘Who am I?’ is of primordial importance. Try to answer it first before jumping to unverifiable mundane conclusions about something ambivalent, extraordinary complex and eluding all plain explanations.

The question of origin of Hinduism is one of such difficult scientific problems. You are trying maybe unconsciously to denigrate the efforts of many scholars all over the world to solve this problem.

Read my book Key to the Vedas and find scientifically proved theory and methodology of Vedic interpretation.

Dr. Mikhail Mikhailov (Belarus)

http://key.itved.com

Next Nobel Prize for Indian literature?

Next Nobel Prize for Indian literature?

Which Indian language will have the distinction?

Kannada or Bengali, Malayalam? Tamil has no chance! So too Hindi & others!

As I finished writing on Tagore and Yeats my thoughts turned to contemporary Indian literature.

The Indian language literature. One of my recent preoccupations has been to promote Tamil, my mother tongue, its current literature to reach an all Indian audience, if not an international audience.

The Tamils are very proud people, proud about their 2,000 odd years of ancient literature, Tamil being a classical language on par with Sanskrit and other languages.

Yet, the current Tamil literary scenario leaves one rather bewildered if not down right sad and angry at once. The Dravidian politicians and their henchmen, some of these are poets, film poets and others and also the Tamil scholars are all thoroughly brain-washed by selfish interests in the political arena.

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The Vedas

There are four Vedas, the Rig Veda, Sama Veda, Yajur Veda and Atharva Veda. The Vedas are the primary texts of Hinduism. They also had a vast influence on Buddhism, Jainism, and Sikhism. It is generally believed that the Rig Veda is the oldest of the four Vedas and was composed about 1500 B.C. But this dating is arbitrary. It is unknown when it was finally comitted to writing, but this probably was at some point after the beginning of the C.E.

It is affirmed without sufficient proofs that the Vedas contain hymns, incantations, and rituals from ancient India. See more on the Vedas and other sacred Indian texts

Indraprasth - The name Veda, which symbolises knowledge,
heritage and much more to Indians, has been appropriated
by a German firm, which has obtained trademark rights
over it.

The firm, VEDA GmbH of Germany, involved in development
of computer software has obtained exclusive rights over
the name, albeit for its computer products and registered
it in many countries.

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