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Originally posted by pritishxsinha
I can just advice take a book of Agsyta samhita and go through it .. It has been known the fact that this book is of Vedic age which was written by Maharishi Agastya, this knowledge must have spread to near by countries that's why a 2000 years old similar cell was also found in Baghdad, Iraq
... and even Atharvaveda, ancient most book known to modern humans, too contains many facts about electricity as I personally read it and even if you don't believe it, than I have no idea,, what you need to believe.. Try once to write about phone in sanskrit.. first of all it needs ancient sanskrit, and many many other conditions,, it will also be approved by some organisation of our rishis if it is really authentic and ancient, they have known from generations which books are really ancient and preserved and written by whom.. it will be easily approved that the ancient phones written by you is modern one ....
Originally posted by Hanslune
Sure if you have a few billion to waste on building a rock tomb - for who exactly?
Originally posted by Blane2012
Well Hans, you're right that there isn't much evidence to prove it. However, most things degrade over time and rather quickly at that. After a major disaster, it would be hard to just pick back up where the previous civilization left off. I'm not arguing that every 20k years or so humanity starts over, but rather a much bigger window
For instance, let's talk about the Great Pyramids for a moment. I'm of the belief that they have been here for much much longer than mainstream science would like to admit.
I can't fathom how the same people who built those, are the same people who built the many other shoddier, poorly built pyramids later.
Why? What cathedral is bigger or grander than St Peter's? Have the modern Chinese built a bigger or larger grand canal or Great wall?
I think the ancient egyptians were simply mimicking what they saw when they entered the land. Obviously if true, it would of took quite the civilization to build the beautiful, amazing structures they are that are still standing tall today.
Of which there zero evidence of, so if one looks at the necropolis at Giza we find burials of AE, lots of AE cultural material - and no sign of an earlier culture. yes it did take quite a civilzation to build the beautiful , amazing structures, and you can thank the AE for it, lol
And of course, there are plenty of ooparts out there that get swept under the rug or hidden from the public simply because they don't fit into what mainstream science/media wants to accept.
Nope they can be found easily enough and debunked - so who is hiding them?
I enjoy lighthearted discussion and have a passion for finding out the truth, as I'm sure the OP and you do as well. Cheers!
I take depriving the AE of their culture a bit more seriously as I do the condescending attitude that archaeologists as a whole are part of vast conspiracy
*I'm sure somewhere someplace their is a person with a 'mainstream' archaeological background who may believe partially or wholly this, but I don't know of them
Rao Saheb Krishnaji Vajhe had passed the engineering exam in 1891 from Pune. While looking for scriptures related to science, he found a few pages of the Agastya Samhita with Damodar Tryambak Joshi of Ujjain. These belonged to around Shaka Samvat 1550. Later on, after reading the said description in the pages of the Samhita, Dr. M.C.Sahastrabuddhe, the Head of the Sanskrit Department in Nagpur felt that the description was very similar to that of Daniel Cell. So he gave it to P.P. Hole, the Professor of Engineering at Nagpur, with a request to investigate. Agastya's sources were as follows: Sansthapya Mrinmaya Patre Tamrapatram Susanskritam Chhadyechhikhigriven Chardrarbhih Kashthpamsubhih. Dastaloshto Nidhatavyah Pardachhaditastah Sanyogajjayte Tejo Mitravarunsangyitam. (Agastya Samhita) "Take an earthen pot, place a copper sheet, and put the shikhigreeva in it. Then, smear it with wet sawdust, mercury and zinc. Then, if you join the wires, it will give rise to Mitravarunashakti." When Mr. Hole an his friend started preparing the apparatus on the basis of the above description, they could understand all the things except shikhigreeva. On checking the Sanskrit dictionary, they understood that it meant the neck of a peacock. So, he and his friend went to Maharaj Bagh and asked the chief when a peacock would die in his zoo. This angered the gentleman. Then they told him that they needed its neck for an experiment. The gentleman asked them to give in an application. Later, when during a conversation, they narrated this to an Ayurveda expert, he burst out laughing and said that here it did not mean the neck of a peacock, but a substance of that colour, that is copper sulphate. This solved the problem. Thus, a cell was formed and measured with a digital multimeter. It had an open circuit voltage of 1.38 volts and short circuit current of 23 milli amperes. The information that the experiment was successful was conveyed to Dr. M.C. Sahastryabuddhe. This cell was exhibited on August 7, 1990 before the scholars of the fourth general meeting at the Swadeshi Vigyan Sanshodhan Sanstha, Nagpur. It was then realised that the description was of the electric cell. They investigated as to what the context was and it was realised that Sage Agastya had said many things before this. Anen Jalbhangosti Prano Daneshu Vayushu Evam Shatanam Kumbhanamsanyogkaryakritsmritah. (Agastya Samhita) He says that if we use the power of 100 earthen pots on water, then water will change its form into life-giving oxygen and floating hydrogen. Vayubandhakvastren Nibaddho Yanmastake Udanah Swalaghutve Bibhartyakashayanakam. (Agastya Samhita-Shilp Shastra) If hydrogen is contained in an air tight cloth, it can be used in aerodynamics, i.e. it will fly in air. Kritrimswarnarajatalepah Satkritiruchyate (Shukra Niti) A layer of polish of artificial gold or silver is called satkriti (good deed.) Yavksharamyodhanau Sushaktjalsannidhau. Aachhadyati Tattamram Swarnen Rajten Va Suvarnliptam Tattamram Shatkumbhmiti Smritam. (Agastya Samhita) In an iron vessel and in a strong acidic medium, gold or silver nitrate covers copper with a layer of gold or silver. The copper that is covered by gold is called shatakumbha or artificial gold. Rao Saheb Vajhe, who spent his life in rummaging the Indian scientific scriptures, and discovering various experiments, gave different names to electricity on the basis of the Agastya Samhita and other scriptures and that electricity is created in different ways. Agastya Samhita also contains an account of how electricity can be
used for electroplating. He also discovered a way to polish gold,
silver, and copper with a battery. Hence, Agastya is also called one
who is `Battery Born'.
Originally posted by pritishxsinha
reply to post by Hanslune
How can you expect a 2000 year old battery to be found in good condition but even it worked in some conditions.. It's internal structure also indicates it was a battery
Elizabeth Stone, archaeologist at Stonybrook University, says modern archaeologists do not believe the object was a "battery".[4] Skeptical archaeologists[who?] see the electrical experiments as embodying a key problem with experimental archaeology, saying that such experiments can only show that something was physically possible, but do not confirm that it actually occurred. Further, there are many difficulties with the interpretation of these artifacts as galvanic cells:[citation needed]
The bitumen completely covers the copper cylinder, electrically insulating it, so no current can be drawn without modifying the design.
There are no wires or conductors with them.
No electrical equipment is associated with them.
A bitumen seal, being thermoplastic, is excellent for forming a hermetic seal for long-term storage. It would be extremely inconvenient, however, for a galvanic cell, which would require frequent topping up of the electrolyte (if they were intended for extended use).
The artifacts strongly resemble another type of object with a known purpose — namely, storage vessels for sacred scrolls from nearby Seleucia on the Tigris. Those vessels do not have the outermost clay jar, but are otherwise almost identical. Since it is claimed[by whom?] these vessels were exposed to the elements, it is possible[opinion] that any papyrus or parchment inside had completely rotted away, perhaps leaving a trace of slightly acidic organic residue.
Okay, I am really not joking anything.. This text has been taken from Agastya Samhita , a really ancient book , not only this separated text but there are many others too ... I think you must get one .. because format of this book is different in different publications even in earlier days ... ,, it is just like you are asking for the location of text which tells about Newton's law of motions, and it will be found in many and variety of places,, so how can I tell about it.. I strictly advice you to take a book of Agastya Samhita as it is also rare book. . This book is available with Ocean Books(P)Ltd.,4/19, Asaf Ali Road,New Delhi-110 002.
Originally posted by pritishxsinha
Originally posted by Hanslune
Again point to the original document, ie a translation of the ancient document by a noted scholar. I too can take a Sankrit dictionary and make up a fair description of a telephone, that doesn't mean the ancients had one
I can just advice take a book of Agsyta samhita and go through it ..
Originally posted by Harte
Originally posted by pritishxsinha
Originally posted by Hanslune
Again point to the original document, ie a translation of the ancient document by a noted scholar. I too can take a Sankrit dictionary and make up a fair description of a telephone, that doesn't mean the ancients had one
I can just advice take a book of Agsyta samhita and go through it ..
So, you can make a claim, then tell everyone else to look it up?
Sorry, no. You look it up.
An English translation of the Agasyta Samhita exists on Scribd as a section of the Garuda Mahapuranam (link.) It takes quite a while to load. The Agasyta Samhita starts on page 180.
Please direct us to the pertinant phrases, or admit that you actually have no personal knowledge whatsoever concerning the subject you raised.
Harte
Originally posted by pritishxsinha
Originally posted by Harte
Originally posted by pritishxsinha
Originally posted by Hanslune
Again point to the original document, ie a translation of the ancient document by a noted scholar. I too can take a Sankrit dictionary and make up a fair description of a telephone, that doesn't mean the ancients had one
I can just advice take a book of Agsyta samhita and go through it ..
So, you can make a claim, then tell everyone else to look it up?
Sorry, no. You look it up.
An English translation of the Agasyta Samhita exists on Scribd as a section of the Garuda Mahapuranam (link.) It takes quite a while to load. The Agasyta Samhita starts on page 180.
Please direct us to the pertinant phrases, or admit that you actually have no personal knowledge whatsoever concerning the subject you raised.
Harte
I myself have come to know about this information from newspapers and internet. sometimes different verses and sometimes other . However, I am personally in a search of this book, so that I can tell exact information as I know sankrit, hindi and english .
Originally posted by Blane2012
Can you clarify your thoughts on early man for me Hans? Is it your belief that homo-sapiens have been mindless drones for almost 200,000 years all the way up until roughly 6-10,000 years ago? That's what it sounds like.
Originally posted by Blane2012
It's ridiculous to think that homo-sapiens have been walking the earth for an estimated 200,000 years (Mitochondrial Eve) and just recently we started building advanced culture, regardless of what science tells us. As I stated in my original post, there's also no way of knowing how intelligent the breeds of the genus homo were before us. 1 million years ago an advanced form of human could of been partying it up, even better than we can.
Originally posted by Blane2012
My argument was that early humans were not mindless drones and possessed the same intelligence we have today, which is why I believe we've risen and fallen before. Even if it was 100,000 years ago. We all know that one day there will be a major event that almost causes our extinction, and an advanced culture 100,000 years from now will argue that we were the same hunters and gatherers that you're arguing we were. That's all.
The "Agastya Samhita" gives us Agastya`s descriptions of two types of aeroplanes. The first is a "chchatra" (umbrella or balloon) to be filled with hydrogen. The process of extracting hydrogen from water is described in elaborate detail and the use of electricity in achieving this is clearly stated. This was stated to be a primitive type of plane, useful only for escaping from a fort when the enemy had set fire to the jungle all around. Hence the name "Agniyana". The second type of aircraft mentioned is somewhat on the lines of the parachute. It could be opened and shut by operating chords. This aircraft has been described as "vimanadvigunam"
Works of Agastya Authorship of various works is ascribed to sage agastya. Here is an attempt to list such works, based on details furnished by mahAmahopAdhyAya rA satyanArAyaNa and Prof. Nanjundayya of Mysore University. Most of the works seem to be available in print or as manuscripts, except for those related to shilpa shAstra. Works on shrIvidyA: 1. agastya sUtra 2. tripurasundarI stotra 3. pa~nchadashI mantra vyAkhyA (shrutisamuddhR^ita shrIvidyA TIkA) 4. shrIvidyAdIpikA 5. purashcharaNa paTala 6. yogamInAkShI stotra 7. yogoddhAra chakrabhAvanA 8. shakti sUtra (not the same as agastya sUtra) 9. saubhAgya kavacha Other Works: 1. agastya gR^ihyasUtra 2. agastya paTala (jyotiSha) 3. agastya prakAsha saMhitA 4. agastya vAstu shAstra 5. agastya vaidya 6. agastya shilpa shAstra 7. agastya shrautasUtra 8. agastya tantra shastra 9. agastyAShTaka 10. atharvaveda kalpasUtra 11. chitrAgastya (shilpa shAstra) 12. dvaidha nirNaya 13. agastya nATya shAstra 14. pa~nchapakShi shAstra 15. pravarAdhyAya 16. maNi lakShaNa/ratna parIkShA 17. shivabhakti vilAsa 18. sakalAdhikAra 19. shivAdhikAra 20. sudarshana kalpa Miscellaneous works: 1. kArtikeya stotra 2. gaNapati stotra 3. goShThIshvara stotra 4. dashAvatAra stotra 5. lakShmI stotra 6. vedapAda stave 7. shiva stuti 8. shiva stotra 9. shivAShTaka 10. sarasvatI stotra 11. mahAsudarshana kavacha 12. ekAdashamukha hanUmat kavacha
No they will not be arguing that, they will be looking at the engineering we did, marveling at the ceramics, glass, bricks, gems, gold and other materials that have survived, not to count the massive mounds that were once our cities, and even finding the stone tools from our ancestors that came before us - besides the odd satellite still spinning above