[Nikitka]

hai nanbargal. i came across a very nyc site during browsing that gave some valuable inputs abt hinduism. hope u like it. watch it.

Indian Mythology - Hindu Mythology Articles, Facts @ Indian Divinity.com

and I know after visiting this site u would like to thank me wholeheartedly, well u all r most welcome and mention not in advance.

[Eunatis]

Visit this site which supports that All the world was one till B.C.10000.

People were moving from North Pole to South Pole and South Pole to North Pole.
The theory of Balagangathara tilak is 100 percent coincides with this.

Astronomical Observatories - Crystalinks

[ExpodoDop]

Hindu Wisdom - quotes on hinduism 381-400

[etdgxcnc]

I am reminded of what Manian wrote in his travelogue titled 'Idhayam Pesugirathu' when he visited Mexico. He happened to visit many ancient archaeological sites there and to his surprise, he found worship of the serpents (naga) very popular there once upon a time.

Soon after his return, he met Kanchi Maha Periyavaal and expressed his doubt. To this, Maha Periyavaal said, "If you drill the Earth from our country at 180 degrees angle, at the other end, you will reach Mexico. There is a quite a possibility that Mexico was actually the country which our ancient works described as 'Nagaland' or 'Padhala Lokam".

[wallyfindme]

mesmerizing video and song.
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[dayclaccikere]

Great site. Really outstanding multimedia Experience on Time and Lord Maha Vishnu! Superb. Thanks for introducing Shri R. Ramanujan!

[ATTILAGLIC]

I am reminded of what Manian wrote in his travelogue titled 'Idhayam Pesugirathu' when he visited Mexico. He happened to visit many ancient archaeological sites there and to his surprise, he found worship of the serpents (naga) very popular there once upon a time.

Soon after his return, he met Kanchi Maha Periyavaal and expressed his doubt. To this, Maha Periyavaal said, "If you drill the Earth from our country at 180 degrees angle, at the other end, you will reach Mexico. There is a quite a possibility that Mexico was actually the country which our ancient works described as 'Nagaland' or 'Padhala Lokam".

In ancient Egypt too there are evidences to show that serpent emblems were used. Whether they were worshipped as Mayans did is something, I am don't know. Somebody can throw light...

Regards,
Swami

[poRmawayncmop]

Visit this site which supports that All the world was one till B.C.10000.

People were moving from North Pole to South Pole and South Pole to North Pole.
The theory of Balagangathara tilak is 100 percent coincides with this.

Astronomical Observatories - Crystalinks

It may be preposterous to come to such conclusions. The theory of Aryan migration itself is being questioned..

Regards,
Swami

[Skete]

......, Maha Periyavaal said, "If you drill the Earth from our country at 180 degrees angle, at the other end, you will reach Mexico. There is a quite a possibility that Mexico was actually the country which our ancient works described as 'Nagaland' or 'Padhala Lokam".

Thanks to the web, you don't have to actually drill through the center of the earth to find out where on the other side of earth we will emerge, we can figure that out with a little pointing and clicking. Here is a site do just that, click here and have fun.

BTW, with due respect to "Maha Periyavaal" the other side of India is in southern pacific ocean, no where near Mexico.

Cheers!

[bWn4h8QD]

I thought It was an interesting thing to post in this thread.

Hindu Temples in Pakistan

notable among them is this one.
Katasraj temple - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

[Janarealiti]

BhagavatGita.pdf

Its was sent by my frnd through yahoo mail. I thought to share with others.


(Praveen can you change the name of this thread to "Hinduism Resources". Thanks in Advance)

[zttrftwsq]

I have one more thing to share. There is a place in Madhya Pradesh named Bandhavgarh. It has a National park. Lots of tigers. It also has a ancient Vishnu statue in reclining position similar to anantha sayanam pose in Padhmanabha Swamy temple in Tiruvananthapuram.
So must visit.

A statue of Seshasaye or reclining Vishnu in the Bandhavgarh NP, India pictures from india photos on webshots
27: Sleeping Vishnu statue, Bandhavgarh | Sheshaiya 1 March 2010 NIKON D40X; 18-200 mm f/3.5-5.6; Pattern; 1/60 sec at f/6.3; ISO-800; - gautam patel photography

Bandhavgarh Fort - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Places to See in Bandhavgarh, Places of Interest inside Bandhavgarh Tiger Reserve, Important areas of Bandhavgarh National park, Bandhavgarh Tourist Attractions