India Was A Part of Bharatha Varsha

Hinduism History Practices Mantras

Russian Influence on India. Recently I came across a research paper by a Russian researcher on the history of the world that it was Russia which gave the Vedas, The Vimanas, Philosophy And the sciences to the world and not India. I was not surprised. Because, The Vedas were composed in the Arctic, Shiva with his son Ganesha left India through the western part of India, traveled through the western world before arriving at the Arctic to compose the Rig Veda . He returned to India with His son through Russia, Rig Vedic Swasthik Mandala City is found in Arkaim, Russia, Siberians worship Ayur Devatas,(many Hindus are not aware of these Devathas!) Krishna's son Pradhyumna founded the city of Port Baijn, Russia was called Sthree varsha, Land of women ,ruled by women, Lake Baikal is Vaikanasa Theertha, Indra's city Amravathi was in Russia, Russian Veda is Santi Veda Caspian sea is the Kashyap Sagar…… and there is another puzzle, India is referred in Sankalpa,which is recited before any religious function,as Bhata Kande. Bhatara kande means The continent of Bharatha,an ancient Emperor of India and the land mass of which it forms a part is referred to as Bharatha Varsha. The point is it is already stated as Bharatha Varshe as a land mass . then why the the term Bharatha kande, Bharata's Continent to indicate India? Hindu system of tagging is from the Bigger to to smaller. If Bharatha Kanda is India,Greater India , what is Bharat Varsha? It should be a bigger landmass. Evidence of super continents like Pangea, Archea, Rodinia are proved by Geology . The land mass was quite huge. So the reference to Bharatavarsha is to a larger landmass than Bhartaha Kanda, the land of Bharatha, currently referred to as India. Another pointer in this direction is that, it is tradition to say Bharatavarsha, irrespective of here one lives, even if he were to be in the US, Australia or Europe. The answer to the puzzle lies in the description of Bhu Mandala, The Earth. I recently came across a research paper by a Russian researcher stating that Russia, not India, was responsible for giving the world the Vedas, Vimanas, philosophy, and sciences. This claim did not surprise me because of various pieces of evidence that suggest a strong connection between ancient Russia and India. For instance, it is believed that the Vedas were composed in the Arctic, and Shiva and Ganesha left India through the western part of India, traveled to the Arctic to compose the Rig Veda, and returned to India through Russia. The Rig Vedic Swasthik Mandala City can be found in Arkaim, Russia, and Siberians worship Ayur Devatas, which many Hindus may not be aware of. Krishna's son Pradhyumna founded the city of Port Baijn in Russia, which was called Sthree Varsha or the land of women ruled by women. Lake Baikal is also considered Vaikanasa Theertha, and Indra's city Amravathi was in Russia. Moreover, the Russian Veda is known as Santi Veda, and the Caspian Sea is referred to as the Kashyap Sagar. Interestingly, India is referred to as Bharatha Kande in the Sankalpa recited before any religious function. Bhata Kande means the continent of Bharatha, an ancient Indian emperor, and the land mass of which it forms a part is referred to as Bharatha Varsha. However, the term Bharatha Kande refers to Bharata's continent to indicate India, suggesting a larger landmass beyond India. The Hindu system of tagging refers from the bigger to the smaller, indicating that Bharatha Kanda is Greater India. Therefore, Bharatavarsha, which is mentioned irrespective of where one lives, even in the US, Australia, or Europe, should refer to a larger landmass than Bharatha Kanda. This larger landmass is believed to be described in the concept of Bhu Mandala, the Earth. Geology has proven the existence of supercontinents like Pangea, Archea, and Rodinia, suggesting that the landmass in ancient times was quite huge. According to a research paper by a Russian researcher --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/ramanispodcast/message