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Symbolism In Vedas

The incomprehensible made Simple to understand :

We have discussed earlier that Rishi's having well researched on the sense organs, thoughts, Mind and intellect, stood spellbound at the immense potentialities in the field of Awareness. Among those very few Rishi's were able to swim from the river of Awareness into the Ocean of Consciousness. This is Self Realization or Enlightenment.

If thoughts are water droplets, then Mind is a Spring-water, and intellect is the flowing stream joining a mighty river of Awareness, which finally merges into the Ocean Of Consciousness.

The Rishi's called this Ocean of Consciousness as Brahman in Sanskrit. The river of Awareness has a structure to define but how could one articulate about the Ocean of Consciousness? Thus the Rishi's used the language of Symbolism.

When the Rishi's themselves find short of words to describe Consciousness, how could the layman string it into words? It is like a deep sea diver describing Ocean to a villager who had never seen more than well-water. He could show a bottle of sea water to the villager and if the villager was an Egoistic person not believing in the Existence of Ocean, would spit out the salty water of the Ocean water branding it as "tasteless-brine water".

This led the Rishi's to develop Symbolic Images of this Ocean of Consciousness and the river of Awareness to well-water layman. This became the fundamental basis to put their research findings into Vedic literature. It is not a single Rishi who wrote these Vedic texts. Over ages the knowledge had been accrued similar to Modern Scientific Research.

The language style of modern scientists is different from how they convey among their peers than with the layman. Among peers they use technical words ,but for the Public they use pictures and symbols and stories to explain.

Similarly Rishi's abstract findings are technical words which they use to convey among their peers. For layman they used Puranas or Mythology to reach the public. In the next few pages we will see how they beautifully conveyed the message of Consciousness, Awareness, Intellect, Mind, sense organs and many more aspects of the mind of Individuality, Ego, different negative and positive thoughts. All these became human characters. The character's are fictional but what they implied is not fiction, it is real that we experience in every day to day life.

Other sources of symbolism

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Three Philosophical views

The three levels of body mind and Consciousness are these three levels. The three levels however cannot be understood as supremacy of one over the other. The three are only the ways of evolutionary understanding.

A classical physicist says it is a solid mass under the laws of gravity etc. He considers the stone is different from a human body.

- A quantum physicist says it is quantum pack of energy. He considers both the stone and body are quantum packs of energy, but still there is slight difference.

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A dvaitic is like the classical physicists who says the paramatman is different from the jiva.

A vishist is like the quantum physicist, who says the paramathan and the jiva are same but slight difference.

A advaitin is one who says there is no difference and the difference is only maya (which means not there but sees only at the gross level and not at the ultimate level).

Adishankara, Sri Ramanuja and Sri Madhavacharya have done independent analysis of the ancient texts and formulated stunning philosophical formulations. Shankars’s ‘Advaita’ which unifies God and Man, Ramanuja’s, “Vishista-Advaita” which makes existence a journey towards unification and Madhacharya’s ‘Dwaita’ which separates the Creator from the created.

Carvaka philosophy

Carvaka (Cārvāka) is a system of Indian philosophy that assumed various forms of philosophical skepticism and religious indifference.[1] It is also known as Lokāyata. It is named after its founder, Cārvāka, author of the Bārhaspatya-sūtras.[2]

In overviews of Indian Philosophy, Carvaka is classified as a "heterodox" (nāstika) system, the same classifcation as is given to Buddhism and Jainism.[3][4] It is characterized as a materialistic and atheistic school of thought. While this branch of Indian philosophy is not considered to be part of the six orthodox schools of Hinduism, it is noteworthy as evidence of a materialistic movement within Hinduism.[5]

It is important to understand the difference between science, religion, atheism and spiritual at this juncture.

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Mahabharata - the great internal war.

It is very fascinating to experience this great war fought thousands of years ago, now in our own mind. Vyasa the great genius through his great epic, Mahabharata gives us practical methodology to fight our internal war and be successful. Without this timeless help offered to man, we would grope in the darkness of ignorance. We would be doing all these physical and mental exercises and would be frustrated when we encounter thousands of our thoughts in the mind. The real pain in this internal war comes when we encounter our strong likes and dislikes of the mind, our relatives who were born along with us. This was the state of Arjuna, one of the heroes of the great epic, Mahabharata.

Sage Vyasa, the author have helped millions of human by recording the most practical advice ever offered on earth, the Bhagavad Gita. When Arjuna was confused, his cousin Krishna gave the greatest practical message to fight both the internal and external war, which stood the test of time over centuries. Vyasa could not resist to capture this splendid knowledge as a separate text called "Bhagavad Gita" , which is often praised as the precious "Diamond-Pendant" in the golden chain of Mahabharatham.

In this web page we are giving this eternal gift in the name of Sakthi Gita, which will guide you to win your internal war between the Ego and the Self. Through the mental exercises of Sakthi Gita you would be able to dissect the components of the Mind, body, intellect, Ego and many facets of them.

We suggest you to continue reading with the advanced Space therapy methods and further until you reach Sakthi Gita and never miss to practice these exercises for your own benefit.

The five steps of "Pancha Bhoota" are only initial steps to prepare for this great internal war through which you will seek freedom from the prison of your Ego. All these years you have sensed that there is something lacking in your life and was seeking happiness. Through these exercises you would understand that the cause of all your unhappiness was that you were really living in a prison of your own Ego. The war to set yourself free is an internal revolution.

We suggest to continue to read the advanced methods of Space therapy, which will help you to sink more in the awareness state.

http://ammachef.blogspot.com/2019/10/mahabharata-in-5-minutes-stories-from.html

Interesting facts of MBH

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Four- Vedas

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Shree Kapila Acharya

The Father of Patterns

He introduced patterns (five-pattern) to explain the Cosmic secrets to the highest intellectuals to the simple layman and a child. He is the founder of the first School for learning in Kashi, Vaaranasi, India.

Modern scientific method is a logical approach in solving problems by observing and collecting data, formulating hypothesis, testing hypothesis and formulating theories that are supported by data. Scientists then attempt to find relationships and patterns from the data (Reference- Modern Chemistry- by Raymond E. Davis , Regina Frey, Mickey Sarquis, Jerry L. Sarquis, Holt, Renehart, Winston Publisher-2006.ISBN- 0-03-073546-7 (page 29-30)

Kapilacharya like ancient Rishis used a different approach of not relying on the senses collected data. This is the greatest contribution of mankind because, the sensorial data is very biased in its measurements and heance we see scientific theories disproved when sophisticated and subtler means of collecting data are discovered. This is not the problem of the ancient Indian scientific approach (Universal Selftual Pattern - 2015).

His Samkya method of viewing (Darshana) and understanding Vedic supreme knowledge, was used by Sree-Krishna in Bhagavad Gita and other highest Conscious people. Overtime, this five-pattern method was expanded into Ashtanga-Yoga by Sage Patanjali. Again after many years, this great knowledge was simplified into other views like Nyaya, Vaiseshika, Mimamsa and Vedanta.

Unfortunately, we now have the Vedic knowledge completely diluted and mis interpreted from the Samkhya method. Uni5 is a renewal of understanding this knolwedge for living a peaceful and meaningful and happy life.

Kapila- Acharya- is one of the greatest teachers of Bhaarath. He gave to Bhaarath, the pattern of energy evolution, the Pancha Bhootas.

He gave this pattern based teaching to efficiently teach complexity of the life. His mother Devahuti was his first student. He taught the Unifying pattern first to his mother, which latter called as Samkhya (to unify or integrate) Philosophy. The teaching was given when his mother expressed inspite of all material comforts, she still feels incomplete in life.

The Samkhya school is wrongly considered as dualistic and atheistic. It is called as dualistic because it differentiates Consciousness from Energy. It is atheistic because he denies the existance of a personal God.

After that he established the first Gurukula school system of teaching the patterns in five years from age of 8 to 13. This continued as a the teacher-student-heritage (Guru-Shishya parampara).

Buddhist sources present Kapila as a well-known philosopher whose students built the city of Kapilavastu, according to one tradition the birthplace of the Buddha. Birth place of Kapilacharya is Pat Jhelda.Rarh.

Maharshih KapilAcharyah Kritajno Medineepatih |

Tripadas Tredas-adhyaksho Maha-Shringah Kritaantakrit

||Vishnu Sahasranamam-SLOKA-57||

Maharshi Kapilaachaaryah, with gratitude (Kritajno), the one who has mastered the entire knowledge (Medineepatih), the one who is the knower of all the created objects, guide us to cross the three realms (Body Mind and Intelligence) (Tripadas)to blissfully (Treedas) preside (witness/experience) (Adhyaksho) the highest state (Maha-Shringah) where one annihilates all actions (Sakthi-Awareness-Energy) to the Eternal actionless state (Consciousness-Para Brahmam) Kritaantakrit.

sanātsanātanatamaḥ kapilaḥ kapiravyayaḥ |
svastidaḥ svastikṛt svasti svastibhuk svastidakṣiṇaḥ || 96 ||

Sources - Wikipedia

The Samkhya system is an exponent of an evolutionary theory of matter beginning with primordial Energy. In evolution, (Functional) Prakriti is transformed and differentiated into multiplicity of forms or objects.

Evolution culminates in dissolution. In dissolution the physical existence of all the worldly objects returns to Prakriti, the undifferentiated, primordial Energy. This is the cycle of evolution and dissolution, which is very similar to the modern Science.

The twenty-four constituents

Samkhya theorizes that Prakriti is the source of the perceived world of creation. It is pluoripotent that evolves itself successively into twenty four tattvas or principles. The evolution itself is possible because Prakriti is self-driven by ints own inherent pressure or nature (Gunas) :–

Sattva – a quality of primordial un-differentiated potential to dynamically flow into vairety. This is symbolized as white.

Rajas – a quality of dynamic activity, symbolized as red;

Tamas – a quality of rest (lethargy) which is totally densed Energy and so symbolized as black.

(Source: The above is from wikipedia)

Other good articles.

http://vipasana-vidushika.blogspot.com/2015/05/sages-from-hindu-scriptures-kapila.html

https://sreenivasaraos.com/2012/10/03/samkhya-part-one-the-beginnings/

Parama Rishi Kapilacharya

Sanaka, Sananda, Sanatana and Vodhu.
Asuri
Panchashikha

Dharmadhvaja Janaka, the king of Mithila,

Krishna

Adisankaracharya

Panchashikha-Charaka===Ayurveda, Alara Kalama -Gautama - Buddha
Varsaganya
Vindhyavasa----Paramartha-Buddhamitra -chinese
Isvarakrsna

Mahanirvani Ghat has Kapila Mahamuni's Samhadi is one of the most powerful energy centers in Varanasi. Naga sadhus trace their lineage to Kapila Mahamuni, an enlightened saint who assumed the body more than 7000 years ago. K

1. Sankhya karika

http://www.universaltheosophy.com/sacred-texts/samkhya-karika/

2. About good details of Kapila Maharishi

3. Important teachings

4. Wiki samkhya

5. Good on Sankhya.

Prof G.Shrrenivasan on Kapilacharya and Physics.

Places of Kapila Maharishi (Muni, Acharya) in india

1. Siddhabari, Siddhbari, Himachal pradesh, place where Kapila Rishi gave the teachings to his mother Devahuti.

Sidhbari : A village located 6km from Dharamshala near Yol Cantonment and a place of historical spiritual significance. Attractions around Sidhbari include the Kapila Muni Cave, Chinmaya Ashram,

Reference : Wiki

2. Kolayat Fair

Every Indian festival is unique in its own way. Some of the larger pan-Indian festivals like Holi and Diwali get more attention and people very well know about them. However, even the local festivals like the Kolayat cattle fair in Bikaner, Rajasthan have their own significance. It comes with its own collection, legends and rituals. The Kolayat fair is a festival that takes place in between the 17 and 22nd of November (Kartik Purnima) every year in the honour of an ancient sage named Kapila.

3. http://wikimapia.org/8313059/Kapil-Muni-s-Ashram

4. http://www.universaltheosophy.com/legacy/teachers/teachers-kapila-rishi/

5. Manoniyantran: Vedic Views and Ways of Mind Control

http://www.krishnamurthys.com/profvk/VK2/SBAB4.html

http://www.srivaishnava.in/articles/item/78-78thiruk-kaatkarai.html

www.dollsofindia.com/acrobat/ardhanarishvara.pdf

http://indiatemples.co/temple/id/204/kapilmuni-temple

http://www.hoparoundindia.com/andhra-pradesh/tirupathi-attractions/sri-kapileshwara-swami-temple.aspx

sankhya kaarika

Bindu Sarovar is glorified with the incarnation of Lord Sri Maha Vishnu as Sri Kapila Mahamuni on its banks, sanctified as the Tapo Bhoomi of Sage Kardhama Prajapathi, the holy place where Sri Kapilaacharya had preached Moksha Gnana [Saankhya philosophy] to his Mother, and celestial place where Devahuti attained salvation.Literally Bindu means a drop and Sarovar means a lake. It was known as a Lake of Drops [Bindu Sarovar] where tears of Lord Sri Maha Vishnu are believed to have fallen in this lake. Bindu Sarovar is considered as holy as Triveni Sangam at Allahabad. There are three sacred water ponds around here known as Gnana Vapi, Alpa river and Bindu Sarovar. Generally we find people taking bath in Bindu Sarovar before performing the sacred rites which is considered as highly meritorious.

Birth place of Kapila rishi

http://www.iskcondesiretree.net/page/jahnu-muni-s-asram-bhishma-tila

http://kaithal.gov.in/history.htm

Madhupur ashram

Important ashram in Kapiladhara

Very good explanation on sankhya

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Five senses