Reclaiming the chronology of Bharatam: Narahari Achar

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k <kalyan97 > wrote: Thu, 20 Jul 2006 19:55:49 +0530

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Reclaiming the chronology of Bharatam: Narahari Achar

 

B.N.Narahari Achar had presented the date of Mahabharata war and

related observed events described in the epic with extraordinary

accuracy by Veda Vyasa in an international colloquium (January 2003).

http://www.hindunet.org/saraswati/colloquium/narahari01.htm

 

Further researches by him have established the Mahabharata as the

sheet-anchor of the history of Bharatam. The textual references

(Critical edition of Bhandarkar Institute) of observed events are

related to either planets or comets.

 

http://tinyurl.com/k2hhd In this note (July 2006), Achar establishes

that some references are emphatically to comets (mentioned as such in

the text itself; graha means both 'planet' and 'comet' and has to be

interpreted in context). This brilliant insight resolves the

centuries' old problem of apparent inconsistencies within the critical

edition of the text. In fact, there are no inconsistencies.

Mahabharata is astonishingly accurate, making it the most authentic

historical document in human civilizational history.

 

Continuing the path-breaking use of planetarium software (of the type

used by NASA to launch satellites for probe missions into cosmos),

Achar also validates the date of Nirvana of the Buddha. This date is

consistent with the Tibetan Bauddha tradition which notes that Gautama

the Buddha lived in 19th century BCE. The skymaps of the 3067 and 1807

BCE map the important dates in Hindu civilization: the Great War and

the Nirvana of the Buddha, respectively.

 

It was indeed a privilege to be present in the WAVES 2006 conference

(July 8 to 10, 2006) at Houston, Tx when Narahari Achar made the

breath-taking presentations of skymaps. With characteristic humility

(vidyaa vinaya sampannaa), Achar noted that work is in progress to

reclaim the chronology of Bharatam.

 

The late Dr. Raja Ramanna, nuclear scientist, who presided over the

Jan. 2003 colloquium noted that the astronomical references in the

Mahabharata were observed events (not computed as a panchanga).

Methinks, Achar has already achieved the reclaiming of the chronology

for two key dates of hindu civilization, with clinching, reproducible

evidence of planetaria software. Now, it is time to depict these

skymaps on planetaria all over the world for viewers to see the

methods of most accurate dating of events in history of civilizations.

Of course, researches will continue to re-visit the identification of

Sandracottas. Given the duplicity of William Jones (now appearing with

a skull-cap on a marble panel on a chapel at Oxford College), the

assumptions made by indologists about Greek sources have to be

verified, again. As Reagan said about Russian missiles' reduction:

trust, but verify.

 

k

 

 

 

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