Arctic Home of the Vedas

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VNN just put up my article, Arctic Home in the Vedas Revisited:

 

http://www.vnn.org/editorials/ET0201/ET31-7130.html

 

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Besides that, you can read the article. I offer explanations for

certain statements in the Vedas mentioning the abode of a superior

race of beings ( gods ) where one day is equal to six months, and

where there is a mountain. Shades of Peary/MacMillan/Cook!

 

I also offer explanations for a warm, Arctic environment.

 

Thanks in advance,

 

Dharma\Dean

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allplanets-hollow, "Dean" <deandddd wrote:

 

List Members,

 

Bal Gangadhar Tilak, in his book Arctic Home of the Vedas, felt that

the

location of the speaker of some of those hymns from the Rig Veda had

to be

the high Arctic, so close to the Pole that one day of the "gods" was

equal

to six months.

 

To tell the truth, this suggests that the inhabitants of the hollow

portion

were perceived as gods to the surface inhabitants. I don't have a

problem

with that. In the Vedic literature, this term "gods" is thrown around

to

refer to a variety of beings. There are gods like Brahma and Shiva

who live

for the whole existence of the creation, it is their realm for a life

time.

And the inhabitants of the Moon are also referred to as gods, and

that they

have a duration of life of 10,000 years. Nothing like the life span of

Brahma and Shiva, yet they are called Gods.

 

I think that this is largely a confusion of the post Vedic period. I

see in

the Bhagavat Purana that the planets which orbit the Sun are

collectively

referred to, in the plural, as "Earths." So when they spoke of Earthly

existence, they were referring to something broader than what we

usually

consider to be earthly existence.

 

But the residents of the Moon, who live on this, shall we say, Earthly

plane, have also been referred to as gods of some type. I think that

the

body of literature which we call Vedas contains different concepts

which

were understood in different ways at different times and that,

compared to

what life became on the surface after the canopy fell, after the

deluge- the

inhabitants of the hollow portion of our own planet came to be

considered

gods because of their height, life span, memories and technology.

 

So there are some comments in the Vedas regarding one day being six

months

long at the abode of the gods, and that Mount Meru is there. Mount

Meru is

supposed to stretch through the universe up to the abode of the gods

above

the Big Dipper and Pole Star.

 

Well, there is no mount Meru in the Arctic, not like that, and not

with real

demigods. But there is a mountainous land mass which was seen by

Peary, Cook

and MacMillan/Green. It must be way down on the downward-sloping

portion of

the entrance. I have an account of the sighting by Mac Millan in Ring

Around

the Opening:

 

<http://www.holloworbs.com/Ring_Around_Opening.htm>

http://www.holloworbs.com/Ring_Around_Opening.htm

 

And out of it came who? The Aryan origin from the Hollow Earth via

this

orifice is the subject of the article: The Hollow Earth and the Aryan

Invasion Revised.

 

<http://www.holloworbs.com/aryan_invasion.htm>

http://www.holloworbs.com/aryan_invasion.htm

 

Posted by Dharmapad

allplanets-hollow/

 

 

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