Battle for Earth: the cosmic subtext of the Mahabharata

2024 Author: Seth Attwood | [email protected]. Last modified: 2023-12-16 15:55

Mahabharate is an ancient epic that includes the Bhagavad Gita. Many even read this literary monument as an interesting ancient myth telling about the huge and terrible battle at Kurukshetra, between the Kauravas and the Pandavas.

But what is the Mahabharata really talking about?

Excerpts from the 6th chapter of the "Bhishmaparva" of the Mahabharata, which describe the world around and the state of affairs before the start of the battle:

This is how Sanjay described the world to King Dhritarashtra. Nothing special, it seems. But let's try to figure it out and refer to dictionaries and reference books. From the Sanskrit-Russian dictionary:

GO- 1) Cow, bull 2)

Star RA- 1) Light, brilliance 2) Sun, luminary

DVIPA-1) Island2) double

JASHVA-1) Big 2) Star

WIND - Wanderer, hike, traveler

Krishna- Earthly, dark, black (Krishna Govinda is the Dark Starwalker, not a cowherd)

YODJANA - 139 km = 320,000 host (cubits)

BHARAT - Hall

KAURAV - Creeping, reptile

Modern data:

The diameter of the moon is 10, 9 thousand km. The diameter of the North Star is about 10 times the size of the Sun.

The diameter of the solar system is on average about 2.6 billion km.

The Mahabharata tells about the structure of the universe and our solar system.

Bharata is planet Earth, not some Indian country.

MAHABHARATA - can be translated as "Sich Chertogova".

Sudarshana Island is a universe of all kinds, literally.

Mount Meru, in fact, is the star Polaris, which bends around the Milky Way from left to right.

Go-star, Ra-light in this text reads as "star, starlight", and not a block of stone, a rock in the usual sense.

The diameter of the Pole Star is 100 thousand, and the diameter of the Sun is 10 thousand yojinas.

And in some way the southern part of the star map resembles the outline of a hare.

The rest of the mountains described by Sajjay are large stellar constellations. Now the story described in the RigVeda about the liberation of the herd of cows by Indra becomes clearer. We were not talking about cows, but about star clusters. And he released the Milky Way, not the river Ganges. And in principle, this understanding can be reached only with the knowledge of what 1 yojin is equal to, because the Earth is only 92 yojins in diameter. It is clear that the description is not at all about the mountains and countries of our Earth.

The accuracy of the data on the Universe and the sizes of celestial bodies and the distances between them is surprising. The sun has 10,000 yojins, which is 1.392 million km. The diameter of our system is 18600 * 139, 2 = 2.59 billion km. Even then it was known about it.

Another surprising conclusion can be drawn by analyzing this text. The moon and the sun are a double star !!! The continent JashvaDvipa, as Sajay calls our solar system, is translated as a Double Star. That is, the Moon is a dark, invisible dwarf 1000 yojin (10%) larger than the Sun. The symmetry and proportions are shocking. The diameter of the Earth and the Sun is 1 to 109. The product of the diameters of the Moon (satellite) and the Earth is equal to the diameter of the Sun. The Moon, which is a satellite of the Earth, is exactly 140 times smaller than the Moon, which is an invisible double star. That is, we see a kind of projection of a huge star orbiting our planet. It is not for nothing that one of the Upanishads says that the moon is larger than the sun.

Let's pay attention now to the distance between the planets. Indeed, this distance is approximately 2 times larger than the previous one. Only between Jupiter and Mars, this rule does not work. And then the legend that the planet was destroyed, where the asteroid belt is currently observed, becomes very realistic. Previously, this planet was in our solar system. Could Mars, Venus and Jupiter have been burned in that interstellar war?

conclusions

The Mahabharata talks about the struggle between the Kauravas and the Pandavas for the entire planet Earth. It was a clash of two highly developed civilizations, making interstellar flights and possessing terrible weapons.

There is a version that the battle took place in space, and not on the surface of the planet.

After the use of nuclear or even more terrible weapons, our Earth was actually destroyed. Nuclear winter has come. Only a few survived, all the knowledge and skills of the previous civilization were lost. In modern terms, humans are not indigenous to this planet.