Straight from the Sacred

The sacred books have been immortal from ancient mythology to this era. However, today we might fumble to speak its wordings but it is totally sacrilegious to not put any effort to dive in its words of truth. The truth of now, the past and the upcoming is meticulously described in it to add more to the normal vision of society.

Now, coming to the point, we all have left the peripheries of our beliefs and morals. Earlier we didn’t question the veracity of our holy books, teachings, rituals, customs, etc., but now the advanced and learned generations have been expressing their doubts on the matter. The reason can be explained bilaterally.

Firstly, the truth going on from centuries is wrong as we have always tried to search for evidence and haven’t got them yet. Secondly, the truth going on from centuries is correct but we have always tried to search for evidence and haven’t got them yet. It should be understood that there are some off stream topics which are known as the bad elements of society and are separated from this article. So, finally, the ramifying point is the evidence which is the must for anything to be trustworthy. 

The modern generation has completely undertaken the categories of belief and pure dedications as the parts of a utopian society and considers themselves as part of a realistic society. So, the crux of this realistic society is always pre-planned for the evidence and against the ideals, perhaps a totally different perspective. Now, let’s just get a way out of here and move to some reality. The reality is described in the category of advancement. An example is given in the subsequent lines which yearn to make a place in the achievements made by the ancient but modern people. 

Gopibhagya madhuvrata srngisodadhisandhiga|
Khalajivitakhatava galahalarasandhara||

Meaning:

Oh Krishna, the fortune of the Gopis, the destroyer of the demon Madhu,
protector of cattle, the one who ventured the ocean-depths, destroyer of evildoers,
one with the plough on the shoulder and the bearer of nectar, may (you) protect (us)!

 

This shloka is composed in the appraisal of Krishna and his deeds for the welfare of the world. It seems an ordinary verse but is enigmatic in its own kind. It relates to very special and ancient encoding language, Katapayadi Sankhya. It ascribes a number to each and every letter of the script. The following image will make things clearer.

So, if the verse is decoded corresponding to the specific numbers, then we would get a huge set of digits. This is the decimal representation of pi (π) up to 32 digits (given below). Absolutely, an incredible feature of a brain that encoded a deep mathematical breakthrough into an evocative verse. 

31415926535897932384626433832792

Moving back on the stream, we have always gone with the hyperboles at a point of time. We have done so as we don’t have possibilities to learn the truth. And then just like a tree shed its leaves in autumn, our thinking starts shedding belief and curiosity. But we need to comprehend that everything is not verbatim, rather a group of perspectives and ideas. These groups can be conventional, stereotypical, utopian, ephemeral, etc. according to their nature. So, the thing focussed upon is, that don’t believe the thing just the way it is presented to us. Just tend to move behind the matter and explore the possibilities of truth hidden in it.

All the readers can express their thoughts on each and every word written above. I also request the readers to share any such facts about our ancient and unknown achievements that make us proud to be Indians. Just overflow the comments box with lots of knowledge. And don’t forget to share it with your family and friends. This will really motivate me a lot.

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