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Sanskrit And The Language Of Wales
Sanskrit has over 200 words for ‘love’ hence without ever knowing anything about their Ancient culture we can conclude it was a romantic civilisation which pursued higher levels of consciousness in its human relationships as well as its gods and goddesses. Amongst the race known as the Eskimos we find they have some 50 words … Read more
Sanskrit And The Kundas Of Africa
Africa has many beautiful rivers and one of them is the Gambia as it snakes its way for some 700 miles across the Republic of Senegal towards the Atlantic Ocean and all along this river we find what appears to be many Sanskrit place names. Mansa Kunda, Sese Kunda, Baja Kunda, Yamal Kunda, Sara Kunda, … Read more
Sanskrit And The Five Points Of Pronunciation
As a flute pours forth melodious music so the mouth pours forth melodious sounds and as the flute manipulates air within the chambers of its body so air is manipulated throughout the anatomy of the mouth to produce language. A simultaneous trapping and releasing of air is the rhythm which produces the sounds we recognise … Read more
Kali Yuga And The New Age Gurus
The Ancient scriptures of India which are known as the Vedas do not do small time, they speak of vast timescales with creator gods living for billions and billions of years, in fact Carl Sagan, the famous science correspondent once observed. “The Hindu religion is the only one of the world’s great faiths dedicated to … Read more
Suvarnadvipa And The Philippines
The ‘Golden Kinnari’ similar to that pictured above was excavated upon the island of the Philippines, its age is said to be over 1000 years, dating back to a pre islamic age when the Philippines, along with the Indonesian islands and the Indo/Chinese peninsula were all part of an Ancient Vedic culture. ‘Kinnari’ are described … Read more
Pythagoras – The Mystic Yogi
‘Hermes’ sat there in contemplation as his disciple requested that he make him immortal. Smiling and shaking his head he explained that he himself did not possess immortality so how could he bestow it upon his disciple, please reconsider and ask again. ‘Master’ the disciple again requested ‘when the soul is reborn it forgets its … Read more
Ireland And The Land Of The Aryans
Aryan is a Sanskrit word which means those who are ‘noble’ and just as it became the name of a very powerful country of the Middle East which is now known as ‘Iran’ it has been said by many that the word ‘Aryan’ was once the original name for the green lands of Ireland. As … Read more
Sanskrit And The Towns Of Scotland
Amongst the ancient Gaelic and Celts of Ireland and Scotland we find that the property upon which the family lived was known as ‘Baile’ a word from Gaelic whose meaning is described as ones home, dwelling, farm, village and town. The modern day meaning of Baile would be ‘town’ and ‘township’ a description which is … Read more
Sanskrit And The Ancient Siddhis
Danu is a word from the Ancient language of Sanskrit whose meaning is ‘flowing water’ and throughout the Vedas of India it describes a water goddess known as Danu, a river goddess whose name can be seen throughout Europe as the rivers Danube, Don, Dnieper and Dniester. Danu can be found upon the Indonesian island … Read more