21 Intriguing Questions

(Article 50)

(Article 29)
 

The Divineness of Sanskrit language is self-evident. You don’t light up a candle to see the sun; just open your eyes and see it. But if you deliberately shut your eyes then how could you see the sun. Scriptures themselves tell about the eternal Divineness of the Sanskrit language and thousands of learned Saints and acharyas have already proclaimed its Divine authenticity...  (Article 11)

There are varying and unsure theories how the word for ‘god’ was primarily coined in various languages and cultures. But all of them come to one general assumption that they all indicated towards the presence of some kind of nature-spirit or some superior being which was assumed to have superhuman powers...  (Article 16)

God is eternally Gracious, all-kind, all beautiful, and all loving, etc.  (Article 17)
 

We should now understand what a myth is. Myth is the imaginative fiction of the minds of the ancient natives of a country who believed that there were some kind of nature gods who were involved in the creation, maintenance and destruction of the world, and in some way they also influenced the social life of the people...  (Article 6)

Divine acts and the Divine happenings are beyond material logic. There is no room for quibbling ‘whys’ and ‘hows’ over there. They could be understood with a pure heart and a sincere mind.  They relate to three kinds of dimensions and two kinds of spaces...
(Article 57)

There are 12 phases of the creation of the universe...  (Article 47)

Scientists of the world had no preconceived theory or any definite guideline on which to proceed. Following the principle of trial and error they started working in various fields. Based on their insufficient findings, when they discovered something, they formulated a theory out of their own imagination...  (Article 44)

The Hindu scriptures that manifest Hindu religion are the manifestations of the supreme Divine power...  (Article 1)
 

The Vedas have three sections: (1) mantra or sanhita, (2) brahman and (3) aranyak...
(Article 3)

'Eternity' is the word which is detailed to describe their origination...  (Article 58)

Harrapan civilization does not represent the actual Vedic culture...  (Article 2)

Max Müller was a British agent, especially employed (in 1847) to write the translations of the Vedas in such a demeaning way so that the Hindus should lose faith in them...  (Article 35)

The first evidence of the above fact is the personal secret suggestion of Jones (along with a derogative essay) of 1784 to Warren Hastings, Governor General of India, where he explains his plan of how to destroy the religious faith of the Hindus of India...  (Article 31)
 

First effort of Jones (1784) and the secret planning...  (Article 32)

 

Two more attempts of Jones to destroy the Divinity of Sanskrit language and to mutilate Bhartiya history...  (Article 33)
 

Major falsehoods as promoted by the British...  (Article 36)

The president and the secretary of Asiatic Researches along with their group of people extensively published derogatory books and magazines...  (Article 37)

On Hinduism, several series of books have been published in the past, and recently a new trend has started to publish a series of books in the name of an encyclopedia on Hinduism, but they despise Hinduism...  (Article 43)

There are three kinds of evidences: documentary, circumstantial and eyewitness. In the scriptural terms they are called shabd (documentary), anuman (inferential or circumstantial) and pratyakch (eyewitness)...  (Article 4)

The main theme of the Upnishads is to lovingly surrender to the personal form of God and enter into the eternal state of the Divine Bliss...  (Article 7)
 

The Upnishads give two facts: (1) The first one is that the soul does not belong to maya or the mayic world because it itself is an eternal infinitesimal Divine entity...  (Article 8)
 

The word atma technically means ‘the Divinity’. So, in the Upnishads, except for a few places, the word atma has been generally used for God, the absolute Divinity...  (Article 9)

The religion which eternally exists in God, which is revealed by God, which describes the names, forms, virtues and the abodes of God, and which reveals the true path of God realization for all the souls is called Sanatan Dharm...  (Article 65)

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(Article 69)