Ancient Vishnu idol found in Russian town

An ancient Vishnu idol has been found during excavation in an old village in Russia's Volga region, raising questions about the prevalent view on the origin of ancient Russia.

The idol found in Staraya (old) Maina village dates back to VII-X century AD. Staraya Maina village in Ulyanovsk region was a highly populated city 1700 years ago, much older than Kiev, so far believed to be the mother of all Russian cities.
"We may consider it incredible, but we have ground to assert that Middle-Volga region was the original land of Ancient Rus. This is a hypothesis, but a hypothesis, which requires thorough research," Reader of Ulyanovsk State University's archaeology department Dr Alexander Kozhevin told state-run television Vesti .

Dr Kozhevin, who has been conducting excavation in Staraya Maina for last seven years, said that every single square metre of the surroundings of the ancient town situated on the banks of Samara, a tributary of Volga, is studded with antiques.

Prior to unearthing of the Vishnu idol, Dr Kozhevin has already found ancient coins, pendants, rings and fragments of weapons.

He believes that today's Staraya Maina, a town of eight thousand, was ten times more populated in the ancient times. It is from here that people started moving to the Don and Dneiper rivers around the time ancient Russy built the city of Kiev, now the capital of Ukraine.

An international conference is being organised later this year to study the legacy of the ancient village, which can radically change the history of ancient Russia.

Celestial Weapons( Ancient WEAPON)

Celestial weapons
I think the celestial weapons of those days can be scientifically seen as modern day weapons:
1. Brahma Astra: Nuclear Fission Bomb (For causing widespread destruction)
2. Pashupata Astra: Nuclear Fusion Bomb (Once started i could not be stopped)
3. Narayana Astra: Neutron Bomb ( Could be directed at a single target)
As we know, the Indians at that time had tremendous scientific knowledge.
Brahma, Vishnu and Mahesh were the equivalent of Positive, Neutral and Negative Energy... as we see today as being manifest in the smallest building block i.e. Atom.
It contains positive energy in the form of Protons.
Neutral energy in the form of Neutrons.
Negative energy in the form of Electrons.
In this way, as we say, the trinity is present in the very building block of this universe.

10 Incarnations of Vishnu symbolises Evolution of World

10 incarnations of vishnu symbolises evolution of world

Matsya-aquatic animal
Kurma-Amphibian
Varaha-Lowe land animal
Narasimha-Higher land animal
Parashu Ram-Forest men
Vamana-Slighty refined version of men
Rama-still more better
Krishna-Proper Humans

10 Incarnations of Vishnu symbolises Evolution of World

10 incarnations of vishnu symbolises evolution of world

Matsya-aquatic animal
Kurma-Amphibian
Varaha-Lowe land animal
Narasimha-Higher land animal
Parashu Ram-Forest men
Vamana-Slighty refined version of men
Rama-still more better
Krishna-Proper Humans

Derived names from Vedas

In Ramayana, When Sugreeva sends his army in four directions in search of Seeta, he mentions seven islands to the army going to east direction.

The names of these islands (dveepas) are:
yava-dwipa > became Java (ya changed to ja),
rupyaka-dwipa,
suvarna-dwipa > Sumatra ??
and some more.

If you look closely at the names of cities in Indonesia, Malesia, Thailand etc... they all seem to be crude distortion of some Sanskrit names...

e.g. Java, Sumatra, Bali (Vaali ??), Combodia (Kambhoj ?), Pattaya, Surabaya, Singapore ( Simha-pur सिंहपुर ? Do you remember the lion-like statue shown in Singapore tourist ads ?)


one more Example
we call yesu (yesus)
in scandinevia they call him jesu
in english it became jesus

if origins r same then this similarities
r quite obvious(major concern is why they dont accept it )


this moslems r also not diffrent
turk word came from sanskrit turushka
we used to call jews yahudi
then 1ce again diffrent tribe of moslem
we used to call them yawan(in time of great shivaji maharaj)

alexander==>greek
Aleksandr==> in russia
alakshendra==> in sanskrit

norse mythology is like xerox of ours
number of similarities between odin
& indra

in egypt

Ramasis==> Ram-ashish
they r from sun race ==> surya wanshj
but western archeologist neva find it
rather they try to prove how it is diffrent

Puranic Time Measurements"Explained"

The Puranas describe a number of time cycles within cycles. Discussions of these cycles can become confusing because different cycles are measured in different types of units. For example, the cycles are often described in units of deva years
( years in the higher planets ), each of which equals 360 human years.

The following description starts with the smaller cycles and works up to the larger ones. The length of each cycle is given in ordinary human (earth) years, as well other units where appropriate. Large numbers are described using the conventions of American English: thus, a million is a thousand thousand, a billion is a thousand million, a trillion is a thousand billion.

The Puranas

Categorized List of the 18 Puranas

Puranas with Lord Vishnu as the Predominating Deity (Sattva Guna):


1) Vishnu Purana - 23,000 verses.
his is the oldest and was narrated by Parasara, father of Veda Vyasa to his disciple Maitreya. This was very popular and Sri Sankaracharaya and Ramanujacharya took quotes from this. Maurya dynasty was mentioned in this work.
Stories of various devotees; a description of varnasrama; the six angas of the Veda; a description of the age of Kali; description of Sveta-Varaha Kalpa, Vishnu dharmotara.

2) Naradiya Purana - 25,000 verses.

This Purana contains a synopsis of everything; it describes Jagannatha Puri, Dwaraka, Badrinatha, etc.The great 4 sages Sanaka, Sanandana, Sanathana and Sanath sujatha explained the doctrines of Vishnu Bhakti to Narada through simple stories. It also contains descriptions of feasts and ceremonies observed by the devotees of Vishnu.

3) Padma Purana - 55,000 verses.

Contains the glory of Srimad-Bhagavatam; the stories of Rama, Jagannatha, Matsya, Ekadasi, Bhrgu, etc.And This is a huge Puranam. It describes the creation, geneology of kings, many sacred places of pilgrimage etc. In this too many ceremonies to be observed by the devotees are described. It also contains the stories of Ramayana, Story of Sakuntala, Ekadasi Mahatmyam etc.

4) Garuda Purana - 19,000 verses.

Lord Vishnu himself to his vehicle Garuda narrated this. Methods to worship, feasts and ceremonies are described. It is also described about the soul after death, funeral rites etc.Subject of Bhagavad-gita; reincarnation; visnu-sahasra-nama; description of Tarsya Kalpa.

5) Varaha Purana - 24,000 verses.

Describes different vratas; Lord Vishnu's glories.
This was narrated by Lord Vishnu in the form of Varaha (boar) to the Mother earth (Bhumadevi). It is describing the daily life of a devotee of Lord Vishnu

6) Bhagavata Purana - 18,000 verses. (included by some in the mode of goodness)

The most popular Puranam. It has been translated almost in all the major Indian languages. There are twelve books in it and the 10th book describes the birth of Lord Sri Krishna. 24 incarnations of Lord Vishnu is described and large number of devotional poems with high philosophical content.




Puranas with Lord Brahma as the Predominating Deity (Rajo Guna):

7) Brahmanda Purana - 12,000 verses.

Describes the vedangas; describes the Adi Kalpa.
This is in the form dialogue between Siva and Parvathi.

8) Brahmavaivarta Purana - 18,000 verses.

Contains the glories and pastimes of Radha and Krishna.
it is described that the whole universe is the illusory trasformation of Supreme Being. In the fourth section of this Puranam it is beautifully described about Krishna and Radha. Krishna is the Supremem God and Radha is Maya (illusionary power of God), who is inseparable from him but always controlled by Him. Goloka (world of cows) is their abode which is far beyond Vaikunta (Mokshalokam) and the great devotees who have attained sameness of form with Lord Krishna stay here. This is the source of Jayadeva’s Gita-Govindam.

9) Markandeya Purana - 9,000 verses.

Stories of Rama and Krishna.
Elaborate descriptions of creation and deluge, stories of Vedic Gods like The Sun, Fire God etc., are available in this. This is close to Vedic Philosophy. The Devi Mahatmyam or Durga Saptasati is a part of it.

10) Bhavisya Purana - 14,500 verses.

Talking about future particularly Kaliyuga. Duties of four castes and methods to worship the Sun, Agni and Nagas.

11) Vamana Purana - 10,000 verses.

Starting with the description of Vamana Avatar and proceeds to the worship of Sivalinga and pilgrimage to Siva temples.

12) Brahma Purana - 10,000 verses.

Puranas with Lord Shiva as the Predominating Deity (Tamo Guna):
This is known as the first Puranam. This was narrated by the creator Brahma to Daksha Prajapathi. It contains greatness of holy places.

13) Matsya Purana - 14,000 verses.

Lord Vishnu narrated this in the form Fish to Manu, the first King after the deluge (pralaya). Holy places, festivals, omens and rites to be observed by Saivaites and Vaishnavaites are described. References of South India and South Indian Architecture are available.

14) Kurma Purana - 17,000 verses.

Contains the conversation between Krishna and the Sun-god (mentioned in Bhagavad-gita); Danvantari; Describes the Lakshmi Kalpa.

15) Linga Purana - 10,000 verses.

Contains the glory of Lord Nrismhadeva; Janardhana; the story of Ambarisa; the glories of Gayatri.

16) Shiva Purana - 24,000 verses.

This forms part of Vayu Puranam and hence many lists include Vayupuranam in the place of this Puranam. Banabhatta refers this (Vayu) purnam as it was recited everyday in his village. The Gupta kings are mentioned in this. This glorifies the worship of Lord Shiva and is narrated by Vayu, the wind God.

17) Skanda Purana - 81,000 verses.

This is a big puranam consisting of 81,000 slokas. Birth Skanda the war God is described in this. Based on this Kalidasa composed Kumarasambhava.

18) Agni Purana - 15,400 verses.

Agni, the fire God to sage Vasishta, narrated this. It is describing Siva and Durga cult. This Purana contains many modern topics. It is almost an encyclopaedia in its contents dealing with subjects like Ayurveda (Indian Medicine), Silpa Sastra (Architecture), Jyothish (Astrology and Astronomy), Poetics etc.