| "When the time of destruction is at hand the
intellect becomes perverted." Vridha Chan. 16:17.
Topic of discussion
The Vedic religion
The Vedic religion was not and
is not like other present day religions, nor is it exclusive and confined
to the inhabitants of India. It is universal and does not derive its
authority from any single person, no matter how holy or wise. It humbly
maintains that truth was complementary and not exclusive and contradictory
and as such, it commands allegiance to all ages. This true religion of the
Vedas never feared the advancement of science, nor was it guilty of terrors
of the Inquisition. It never shed the blood of a Galileo, a Copernicus or a
Bruno.
All the young and inquisitive
minds of past and this modern age are of the fervid impression that the
principles of physics, chemistry and of other sciences, had their
origination from their European ancestors and that no other race were aware
of these before. It is certainly difficult to accredit these sciences to
the fallen state of India; nevertheless this is where it all began.
The fixedness of the Sun, the
motion of the earth, of fixed and moving stars (the milky way), the
planetary systems, of the moons, of earthquakes and hurricanes and many
countless branches of sciences can be incontrovertible be proven by the
many branches of Vedic philosophy. Even the discovery of the law of
gravitation of which many credited Sir Isaac Newton becomes contradicted
when many Vedic verses deal with the law of gravitation, thousands of years
earlier.
Let's be reasonable when it comes the most abstruse
science of God (wisdom), the ignorant and the wise can never reap
the same rewards.
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