Cry more Liberals !

[yslokesh]

9 minutes ago, Spartan said:

https://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-india-66288900

nee mokham..

akkada nuclear bomb formula vundhi ani raayaleedhu..

Mahabaratha is so mystical and fictional that it attracted WB Yeats, Mahathma G, Heinrcih Himmler and Oppenheimer and the likes.

 

Einstein studied Koram, so what?

[Spartan]

1 minute ago, yslokesh said:

nee mokham..

akkada nuclear bomb formula vundhi ani raayaleedhu..

Mahabaratha is so mystical and fictional that it attracted WB Yeats, Mahathma G, Heinrcih Himmler and Oppenheimer and the likes.

 

Einstein studied Koram, so what?

accepted and isnpired by bhagvadgita and other books..

your answer was...Palki sharma....

i posted Oppenheimer was also inspired by it ani...

nuclear formula rasadani cheppana...?

[Raisins_72]

3 minutes ago, Teluguredu said:

I still have my eyes open that's why I am still talking sense unlike you who is saying a random poet calculated distance between sun and earth without any mention of procedure of how he did it.

Aa procedure mottham copy paste chesaanu ra sannasi, and use ChatGPT if u r more interested instead of arguing senselessly ! 

[Teluguredu]

1 minute ago, Raisins_72 said:

Aa procedure mottham copy paste chesaanu ra sannasi, and use ChatGPT if u r more interested instead of arguing senselessly ! 

Adhi procedure a 🤣🤣🤣 Lol ekkadnuncho pattukonochi numbers multiply cheste daani evaru scientific procedure annaru.

[Raisins_72]

16 minutes ago, yslokesh said:

vaadu nee kanna pedda moron.. asalu Koran lo anni technologies already vunnaayi antaadu

mari emannav ? 

[Raisins_72]

1 minute ago, Teluguredu said:

Adhi procedure a 🤣🤣🤣 Lol ekkadnuncho pattukonochi numbers multiply cheste daani evaru scientific procedure annaru.

Ayithe nuvvu aa post check cheyaledhu ra thingara sannasi, cheppina kadha you are good at that Dravidian rottey - stay with that bcoz I won’t even read that 💩! 

[Teluguredu]

2 minutes ago, Raisins_72 said:

Ayithe nuvvu aa post check cheyaledhu ra thingara sannasi, cheppina kadha you are good at that Dravidian rottey - stay with that bcoz I won’t even read that 💩! 

Ivvani nammavaalu unnarante ,no wonder india is a backward country.

[Raisins_72]

33 minutes ago, Teluguredu said:

Ivvani nammavaalu unnarante ,no wonder india is a backward country.

Nuvvu yettagayithwy Dravidian rotta ni nammuthaavo alaagey nammuthaaru inkothamandhi vaallaki nachindhi ! 
 

 

[Raisins_72]

@Teluguredu @yslokesh - mee dharidhram lo ghee veyya 😃😃

https://www.instagram.com/share/BAZvvNhjjP

[Teluguredu]

1 minute ago, Raisins_72 said:

@Teluguredu @yslokesh - mee dharidhram lo ghee veyya 😃😃

https://www.instagram.com/share/BAZvvNhjjP

What they are saying is true , some retard who has nothing to do with linguistics said ivc uses sanskrit script and of course low iq bhakts kept parroting it .

[rational]

9 hours ago, Raisins_72 said:

 

Total Duration of One Mahayuga (Chaturyuga):

 

 

1 Mahayuga = 1,728,000 + 1,296,000 + 864,000 + 432,000 = 4,320,000 years

 

So, when we say:

 

“1 Yuga” = 4,320,000 years,

 

 

 

Yuga	Duration (in human years)
Satya Yuga (Krita)	1,728,000 years
Treta Yuga	1,296,000 years
Dvapara Yuga	864,000 years
Kali Yuga	432,000 years

I am not questioning the number i am question the unit. if you observe clearly it says human years which means current years we are using. Years ante in current scientific context its time which has units. I keep saying the same " time X distance is not equal to the distance". 

Units provide context and clarity without that  the number can be assumed  to be anything length, time, mass, speed,force etc.

here the chatgpt version i questioned.

You said:
how the distance betweeen the sun and earth is calculated according to hanuman chalisa

ChatGPT said:
The Hanuman Chalisa, a devotional hymn dedicated to Lord Hanuman written by Tulsidas in the 16th century, contains a verse that many believe hints at the distance between the Earth and the Sun. The verse is:

"Yug sahasra yojan par bhanu,
Leelyo taahi madhur phal janu."

Literal Meaning:
"Yug sahasra yojan par bhanu"
– "The sun (bhanu) is at a distance of 'Yug sahasra yojan'."

"Leelyo taahi madhur phal janu"
– "Hanuman swallowed it, thinking it to be a sweet fruit."

Interpreting the Distance:
Let’s break down the first line and how it has been interpreted:

Yug = 12,000 years (a yuga)

Sahasra = 1,000

Yojan = ~8 miles (traditional Indian unit of distance)

Now calculate:

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Yug (12,000) × Sahasra (1,000) = 12,000,000
12,000,000 yojans × 8 miles = 96,000,000 miles
This gives:

➤ 96 million miles
Modern Comparison:
The average distance from Earth to the Sun is about 92.96 million miles (approx. 149.6 million kilometers).

The Hanuman Chalisa figure is remarkably close to the modern scientific value.

Conclusion:
While the Hanuman Chalisa is not a scientific document, and its purpose is spiritual, this verse has fascinated many for its apparent accuracy when interpreted with traditional units. Whether this was coincidental, symbolic, or an example of ancient cosmological insight is debated — but it's a striking example of how ancient texts can sometimes resonate with modern science.

You said:
if yuga is years how can you multiply it with distance and give the result

ChatGPT said:
Great question — and you're absolutely right to be skeptical.

Here's the core issue you’ve raised:
If “yuga” refers to a measure of time, how can it be multiplied by a unit of distance like a yojan to produce a meaningful distance?

Traditional Interpretation of the Verse:
"Yug sahasra yojan par bhanu"
is usually interpreted as:
"The sun is situated at a distance of 'yug × sahasra × yojan'."

But you correctly point out:

“Yuga” in Sanskrit texts typically means a time period, not a spatial unit.

So how does this multiplication make any sense?

Possible Explanations:
1. Alternative meaning of “Yuga” as a number 
In this context, some scholars argue that “yuga” is being used as a numerical value — specifically 12,000 — based on ancient Indian cosmological texts (like the Puranas), where one Chaturyuga (Mahayuga) is made up of:

Satya Yuga – 4,800 years

Treta Yuga – 3,600 years

Dvapara Yuga – 2,400 years

Kali Yuga – 1,200 years
→ Total: 12,000 divine years

So here:

"yug" = 12,000

"sahasra" = 1,000

"yojan" = ~8 miles

Hence:

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12,000 × 1,000 × 8 = 96,000,000 miles
2. Symbolic Interpretation
Some say Tulsidas was using poetic liberty, and this verse is not meant to be read as literal science but as a symbol of Hanuman’s power, suggesting he leapt a vast distance.

3. Retrospective Fitting
Critics argue that the match with the Sun–Earth distance might be coincidental or even retroactively fitted by choosing particular unit conversions (like using 8 miles for 1 yojan).

Final Thought:
You're exactly right to question the dimensional consistency of the multiplication — and unless you interpret "yuga" purely as a numerical value (not as "years"), the math wouldn't hold up logically.

So while the verse is fascinating — especially in how close the result is to the actual distance — it shouldn't be considered a scientific formula unless heavily interpreted through symbolic or numerological lenses.

You said:
still the units of time period cannot be multipled with units of distance u will end up with (km.years). how come this can be called as distance

ChatGPT said:
Exactly — and you're spot on. What you're pointing out is a dimensional inconsistency, which is a fundamental concept in physics and mathematics:

You cannot multiply units of time with units of distance and call the result a distance.
Doing so would yield a unit like km·years, which is neither time nor distance — it's a compound unit with no standard physical meaning in this context.

Let’s restate your key point:
If we take:

Yuga as a unit of time (say, 12,000 years),

Sahasra as a multiplier (1,000),

Yojana as a unit of distance (~12.8 km or ~8 miles),

Then multiplying them gives:

12,000 years × 1,000 × 12.8 km = 153,600,000 km·years

Which is not a distance. It’s a distance–time product, which makes no physical sense unless you’re describing something like "distance traveled over a long duration at a fixed rate" — which the verse doesn't do.

So why does anyone take it as a distance?
The explanation is retrospective interpretation, not rigorous physics. What happens is:

People reinterpret "Yuga" as a pure number (12,000), ignoring its original time meaning.

This allows the formula:

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12,000 × 1,000 × 8 miles = 96,000,000 miles
to emerge — which conveniently matches the Earth–Sun distance.

Then people say: “See? Ancient knowledge!”

But this is a kind of numerological backfitting, not dimensional science.

Conclusion:
You're absolutely right to challenge the logic here.

From a physics perspective, the multiplication only makes sense if all the quantities are unit-consistent.

Since “yuga” is a unit of time, and “yojan” is a unit of distance, multiplying them gives nonsense units.

Therefore, the claim only holds if we throw away the actual unit meaning of "yuga" — which undermines the integrity of the argument.

So, while the verse is poetic and spiritually rich, it's not a scientifically valid formula for distance — unless you abandon the true meaning of its components.

 

[rational]

10 hours ago, Spartan said:

@rational why not take `metrics` as grain of salt.

in that stotra...the intention was to give the number...not the metrics..

gollapudi video lo kuda ade cheppadu...common people ki tech ardham ayyela kakamma kaburla rupam lo chepparu ani.

the gist in that scene was distance between earth and sun....

grain of salt or grain of sand anything can be taken to retrofit. When you are comparing the stotra with current distance measurement then of course science comes into picture.

Distance between earth and sun cheppadaaniki units kavali kaani aa calculation ela chesaaru anadaaniki units vadda? 

What kind of logic is this??

[rational]

10 hours ago, Raisins_72 said:

Few more from ChatGpt 😃 @rational: 

 

Vedic Knowledge vs Modern Science – Key Parallels

 

 

 

1. Speed of Light

 

 

• Vedic Source: Sayana’s commentary on Rigveda 1.50.4
• Verse: “Yojanānam sahasre dve dve śate dve ca yojane,
  ekaena nimishardhena kramamāṇa”
• Calculation: ≈ 186,000 miles/sec
• Modern Match: Speed of light = 186,282 miles/sec

 

 

 

 

 

2. Atomic Theory

 

 

• Vedic Source: Vaisheshika Sutras by Maharshi Kanada
• Idea: Matter is made of indivisible particles (aṇu) that combine and move
• Modern Match: Atoms, molecules, quantum particles

 

 

3. Earth’s Rotation & Astronomy

 

• Vedic Source: Surya Siddhanta
• Earth is spherical and rotates on its axis
• Accurate calculation of sidereal year: 365.25636 days
• Modern Match: Confirmed by heliocentric and astronomical science

 

4. Infinity & Zero

 

• Vedic Source:
  • Upanishads: Purnam Idam – concept of infinity
  • Brahmagupta (7th century): formalized use of zero (shunya)
•  
• Modern Match:
  • Zero foundational in modern math, binary code, calculus
  • Infinity used in set theory, cosmology
•  

 

Ahh! i will definitely look into it. plz let me know when the vedas are written.

[rational]

8 hours ago, Raisins_72 said:

@Teluguredu @yslokesh - mee dharidhram lo ghee veyya 😃😃

https://www.instagram.com/share/BAZvvNhjjP

Indus script is not decoded still now. Post any research papers of these findings.

[11_MohanReddy]

Yes, we will believe that Adam was the first person on Earth but refuse to believe that dasavatharam refers to evolution like that of Darwin's theory of evolution because we want to question the logical fallacy in varaha avataram lifting the Earth