Vishwaguru India

  Ancient Indian hair-styles as seen through sculptures  & archaeology are presented here.   Ancient Indian Hair-Styles   Bhu Varaha Swami Temple, Chidambaram, tamil Nadu. Initially build by Medival Cholas An Unknown Sculpture.   A 12th  Century Sculpture, MP.     Bodhi Tree : Depicting different hair-do.     Yakshi under a flowering Asoka Tree. Shunga Period, 2nd-1st Century BC.     From Mohenjodaro. Indus Valley Civilization.     A 12th Century Sculpture.     Ajanta Fresco Showing Hair-do & Jewelry.     Yakshi Statue in the Bihar Museum.     Dancing Girl Mohinjodaro A Gandhar Sculpture.     A Kushan Sculpture.     Barhut Stupa - Maurya Period 3rd BCE   Bharhut  Sunga Period Sculpture Showing 'An Individual'. ___ XXX ___ For More:  Ancient-Indian-Life-Style. Subjects Spirituality     Bhagvad Gita    Bhagwad Puran ...

A Story of Forgotten Kurukshetra & Linga Parvata of Champasak Province, Laos - 1500 yrs ago & 1000 miles from India. HIGHLIGHTS     There is a mountain called LINGPARVAT with natural ‘linga’ (almost 10 meter high on top) in Champasak province, Laos.                                        Some 1500 years ago a King named Devanika decided to create a new TIRTH and named it 'New Kurukshetra' in this territory. The king himself states in an inscription that he was inspired by Bramha, Vishnu & Shiva.   Around 400 AD King Devanika built city Shreshthapur and also built A temple called Wat Phu.          Later it became the part of Khmer Empire of Kambuja Desa (modern Combodia) but the area retained same spiritual significance. A new city called Lingapuram was established nearby and a royal road directly linked this tirtha to new c...

Charles  Darwin Bhagvad Gita  verse 7/15  describes four types of people who are unable to surrender to God. न   मां   दुष्कृतिनो   मूढाः   प्रपद्यन्ते   नराधमाः   । माययापहृतज्ञाना   आसुरं   भावमाश्रिताः   ॥ na māṅ duṣkṛtinō mūḍhāḥ prapadyantē narādhamāḥ. māyayāpahṛtajñānā āsuraṅ bhāvamāśritāḥ ৷৷ 7.15 ৷৷ Bg 7.15   —  Those miscreants who are grossly foolish , who are lowest among mankind , whose knowledge is stolen by illusion , and who partake of the atheistic nature of demons do not surrender unto Me. (Four kinds of miscreants who don't surrender will be described further.)  THEY ARE DUSKRTINAH , OR MISCREANTS The atheistic plan-makers are described herein by the word ' duskrtinah' , or miscreants. Krtina means one who has performed meritorious work. The atheist plan-maker is sometimes very intelligent and meritorious also, because any gigantic plan, good or bad, m...