Nao do gyara (9+2=11) Mathematical Symetry / Domain ?

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1 for numeric germination cum swift ambulation - Sri Dhrita

9 times of 67 = 620 (leaving remainder 0.253)

so 9 + 1 = 10.

Add the next step as 1

9 +1 +1 = 11

so 10.877 times of 57 = 620 (rounded up i.e. say 11 times of 57 = 620)

 

Now see further

 

6757 divided by 620 = 10.898 say 11

67571 divided by 620 = 108.985 say 109

 

5767 divided by 620 = 9.301

57671 divided by 620 = 93.017

 

16757 divided by 620 = 27.027

15767 divided by 620 = 25.430

 

The Sq Root of 745 = 27

The Sq Root of 620 = 24.899 say 25

 

27 + 25 = 52

620 divided by 52 = 11.923 say 11

 

5767 divided by 52 = 110.903 say 111

6757 divided by 52 = 108.985 say 109

 

 

67571 divided by 109 = 619.91 say 620

 

 

745 divided by 11 = 67.72 say 67

620 divided by 11 = 56.36 say 57.

 

 

745 minus 620 = 125

The Sq Root of 15767 = 125.566

 

In every division we note some remainder i.e. Dhrit ? Dhritrastra ( the domain/world of remainders).

 

etc.

 

Nao do gyara (9+2=11) kiya Kya ?? (In Hindi it is the aphorism for, the Great vanishing trick).

 

This is also a case of VLSI - Very Large System Integration.

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Dr. Deepak Bhattacharya

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Sunil Bhattacharjya

Thursday, March 05, 2009 3:47 AM

Re: Re: Lost poems of the ancient Bhagawad Gita – lost for 2000 years!

 

 

 

 

 

 

Dear Shri G. Gadadharji,The Bhagavad Gita published from the Gondal pith has 756 verses and that published by Dr. E.Vedavyas has two verses less, ie. it has 754 verses and not 745 verses as Dr. Vedavyas's book claims. You have not counted the verses yourself. Had you counted the total number of verses and also checked the verses attributed to the four speakers in the Bhagavad Gita you would have known the facts. I counted it myself as I have a copy of the book, which I received during the time Dr. Vedavyas last visited Pune and gave some talks there. According to the Gitamana sloka of the Mahabharata the distribution of verses the Bhagavad Gita is as follows:Dhritarashstra------------------------------ 1Sanjaya---- 67Lord Krishna----------------------------- 620Arjuna------- 57Total number of verses--------------- 745Dr.Vedavyasa's book does not meet the requirement of the Gitamana verse. One's admiration for a particular person should not make one blindly accept whatever the admired person says. One has the right to question even a respectable person. Even Arjuna questioned Lord Krishna and Lord Krishna had given the replies to satisfy his devotee, Arjuna.I too admire Dr. Vedavyas and he asked me to join the faculty of his University. But the facts are facts and you have to admit them.Regards,Sunil K. Bhattacharjya--- On Tue, 3/3/09, G Gadadhar <ggadadhar > wrote:

G Gadadhar <ggadadhar > Re: Lost poems of the ancient Bhagawad Gita – lost for 2000 years! Date: Tuesday, March 3, 2009, 7:59 PM

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Dear Shri Sunil Bhattacharjya ji,

 

1. Your comments have great relevance as as Gita mana provides for 745 slokas and at present what we read is only containing 700 verses in popular editions2. Dr.Vedavyas ji's research had taken all previous researcher's findings, compared with the slokas of Mahabharata for authenticity for the number 745 and poblished them all. 3. Interstingly, Dr. Vedavyas gave due credit to all previous scholars on this subjet spread over 2000 years and reserved the compilation for the posterity with valuable summary and meaning for the additional 45 slokas. 4. Though not out of contect to mention, he published separately a simplified summary of the complete Bhagawad Gita as it can be used by the devout for daily parayana5. I have also seen a copy of 1935 version of Gita of Gujarat you mentioned which also is a valuable publication for the devotees as well as the research scholars.

6. Dr. Vedavyas has published more than 120 books on Vedic Sciences, Hinduism with scientific analysis in an understandable language to common man. He has not done these to take credit from knowledgeable circle. It is as a service to Hindusim and for spreading of the vedic knowledge to the common man.

 

regards,

 

G.Gadadhar

 

 

 

On Tue, Mar 3, 2009 at 4:01 PM, Sunil Bhattacharjya <sunil_bhattacharjya @> wrote:

 

 

 

 

 

Dear Gadadharji,You have mentioned about the works of Dr. E. Vedavyas. He was a good scholar.As regards the lost poems of the Bhagavad Gita the Original Bahagavad Gita had 745 verses whereas the commonly available version of the Bhagavad Gita has only 700 verses. Lord Krishna originally spoke 620 verses but in the commonly available version there are only 574 verses. This means 46 verses are missing ie somewhere along the way 46 verses were lost and one verse was interpolated to make the total number 700. Dr. Vedavyas claimed to have discovered an old manuscript of the Bhagavad Gita of 745 verses but that actually has more than 750 verses and thus this has some superfluous verses, as the Original Bhagavad Gita had exactly 745 verses, no more no less. But it turned out that what Dr. Vedavyas found was already published in 1935 from the Gondal peeth in Gujarat. So knowledgeable circle do not give any credit to Dr. Vedavyas any more for this work. THe Original Bhagavad Gita with exactly 745 verses, where the number of verses spoken by each of Lord Krishna, Arjuna, Sanjaya and Dhritarashtra are according to what has beeen given in the Mahabharata Gitamana sloka, is yet to ve available to the public.Sincerely,Sunil K. Bhattacharjya --- On Mon, 3/2/09, Gadadhar G <ggadadhar (AT) gmail (DOT) com> wrote:

Gadadhar G <ggadadhar (AT) gmail (DOT) com>Re: GREAT ACHIEVEMNTS BY ANCIENT HINDUS, kosla.Vepa@indicstu dies.us, kishorepatnaik09@ gmail.comMonday, March 2, 2009, 8:10 AM

 

 

 

 

 

Dear All,

 

Recently I came across a book on Vedic Sciences-What are They? written by Dr. Vedavyas. Please find below the details of the book. This book gives lot of information on who invented what with lot of references.

 

 

Book Title: VEDIC SCIENCES- What are They?Author: Dr. Vedavyas Ph.D, D.LittPages: 421 pagesPrice: Rs.120 (India), $10 (USA) Postage ExtraSend your orders to: gubharathi (AT) gmail (DOT) comDelivery: By VPP / Courier /BookPostHighlightsThere was a "Science Age" before our own origins of the present day western Science. The present book is a result of long and intentensive Research, by a post doctoral Sanskrit scholar and Science post graduate Dr. Vedavyas.D.Litt.A Master Degree holder in Zoology, Biology and – a traditional VedicSanskrit scholar, specially wrote this book, as a Text Book for teaching students for B.Sc and B.A.. for a Degree in Vedic Sciences – like Ayurveda,Yoga, VastuSastra, Atomic Theories of Rishies like Kapila Kanada andMathematical equation of Rishi Medhatithi andVeterninary Science by Rishi Shalihotra,Surgery of Sushruta – and the master Physician to Buddha, namelyJeevaka – also of Agastya's metallurgy, Bodhayana's climatology and KapilasCosmology – Rishi Vedavyasa's "Unified Field theory of a living Universe" –and many more such science marvels, are described – each a breath taking discovery.Dr. Vedavyas is the President, University of Vedic Sciences, accredited by Minesota University of USA. He was a former Secretary of the Government for 32 years till he demitted office in 1992 to establish this University. An author of 72 best sellers, research monographs and doctoral thesis for Ph.D – he was awarded a post Doctoral degree thesis for Ph.D – he was awarded a post Doctorate degree of D.Litt for his epoch making Discovery of 45 Lost poems of the ancient Bhagawad Gita – lost for 2000 years! This books like aScience thriller.Contents1. Vedic Sciences2. The Science of Vedanga Jyotisha3. Encyclopedia Indicana- Brihat Samhita of Varahamihiracharya4. Evolution of Vedic Sciences5. Evolution Theory6. Vedic Sciences of India7. Geometrical Algebra8. Science of Ayurveda9. The Magic Triple10. Vedic Science of Alchemy11. Kanada12. Ancient Vedic Concept of Atomic Theory13. Kapila Maharshi14. The Sankhya Theory of Matter Mind & Universe15. Ancient Vedic Concepts of Matter, Elements, and Nature of Energy andVibrations16. Military Science in the Mahabharata War-I17. Military Science in the Mahabharata War-II18. Spiritual Science of the Vedas19. Hasta-Samudrika – The Ancient Vedic Science of palmistry20. Unknown Vedic Sciences of India Sakuna Shastra21.. The Samudrika Shastra or the Occult Science of Physiognomy22. Cosmic AstrologyRISHIES – SCIENTISTS OF VEDIC SCIENCES23. Salihotra24. Lagadha25. Jivaka26. Aryabhata27. Vagbhata28. Brahmagupta29. Bhaskaracharya30. Master Alchemist Nagarjuna31. The Vedas32. Unity of Sciences33. Ancient Vedic Science of God Realization - YogaHave nice reading,regards,G.Gadadhar09952965090

On Mon, Mar 2, 2009 at 9:39 AM, Kosla Vepa <Kosla.Vepa@indicstu dies.us> wrote:

 

 

 

 

 

It is too premature to say that Aryabhata I was the inventor of the DPV and Sunya. It was probably earlier

 

 

 

On Sun, Mar 1, 2009 at 6:33 AM, kishore patnaik <kishorepatnaik09@ gmail.com> wrote:

 

 

 

 

 

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