Shri Ram- Factual or Fiction V2.0

Sanjivini Mountain in Sri Lanka

Date of exile of Shri Ram: It is mentioned in ValmikiRamayan's AyodhyaKand (2/4/18) that Dashratha wanted to make Shri Ram the king because Sun, Mars and Rahu had surrounded his nakshatra and normally under such planetary configuration the king dies or becomes a victim of conspiracies. Dashratha's zodiac sign was Pisces and his nakshatra was Rewati. This planetary configuration was prevailing on the January 5, 5089 BC, and it was on this day that Shri Ram left Ayodhya for 14 years of exile. Thus, he was 25 years old at that time (5114-5089).

ValmikiRamayan refers to the solar eclipse at the time of war with 

Khardushan in later half of 13th year of Shri Ram's exile. It is also mentioned it was amavasya day and Mars was in the centre ... When this data was entered, the software indicated that there was a solar eclipse on October 7, 5077 BC, (amavasya day) which could be seen from Panchvati. The planetary configuration was also the same - Mars was in the centre, on one side were Venus and Mercury and on the other side were Sun and Saturn. On the basis of planetary configurations described in various other chapters, the date on which Ravana was killed works out to be December 4, 5076 BC, and Shri Ram completed 14 years of exile on January 2, 5075 BC, and that day was Navami of ShuklaPaksha in Chaitra month. Thus Shri Ram had come back to Ayodhya at the age of 39 (5114-5075).

A Historian, Dr Ram Avtar, researched on places visited by Shri Ram during his exile, and sequentially moved to the places stated as visited by Shri Ram in the ValmikiRamayan, starting from Ayodhya he went right uptoRameshwaram. He found 195 places which still have the memorials connected to the events narrated in the Ramayana relating to the life of Shri Ram and Sita. These include Tamsa Tal (Mandah), Shringverpur (Singraur), Bhardwaj Ashram (situated near Allahabad), Atri Ashram, Markandaya Ashram (Markundi), Chitrakoot, Pamakuti (on banks of Godavari), Panchvati, SitaSarovar, Ram Kund in Triambakeshwar near Nasik, Shabari Ashram, Kishkindha (village Annagorai), Dhanushkoti and Rameshwar temple.
In ValmikiRamayan it is mentioned that Shri Ram's army constructed a bridge over the sea between Rameshwaram and Lanka. After crossing this bridge, Shri Ram's army had defeated Ravana. Recently, NASA put pictures on the Internet of a man-made bridge, the ruins of which are lying  submerged in Palk Strait between Rameshwaram and Sri Lanka. Recently the Sri Lankan Government had expressed the desire to develop SitaVatika as a tourist spot. Sri Lankans believe this was Ashok Vatika where Ravana had kept Sita as a prisoner (in 5076 BC).    

                                           

Picture of man made bridge taken by NASA

Shri  Ram’s History:  

Indian history has recorded that Shri Ram belonged to the Suryavansh and he was the 64th ruler of this dynasty. Sri Ram's ancestors have been traced out as: Shri Ram, King Dashratha, King Aja, King Raghu, King Dilip and so on. Shri Ram is one of the most trusted and celebrated god in India.

Shri Ram belonged to the period when Prophet Mohammed or Jesus Christ were not born and Muslim or Christian faiths were unknown to the world. 
During Ram Rajya, the evils of caste system based on birth were non-existent. In fact, Maharishi Valmiki is stated to be of shudra class 

(scheduled caste), still Sita lived with him as his adopted daughter after she was banished from Ayodhya. Luv and Kush grew in his ashram as his disciples. We need to be proud of the fact that Valmiki was perhaps the first great astronomer and that his study of planetary configurations has stood the test of times. Even the latest computer softwares have corroborated his astronomical calculations, which proves that he did not commit any error. Shabari is stated to be belonging to the Bheel tribe. Shri Ram's army, which succeeded in defeating Ravana, was formed by various tribals from Central and South India. The facts, events and all other details relating to the life of Shri Ram are the common heritage of all the Indians including scheduled castes, scheduled tribes, Muslims, Christians, etc.

Burnt palace of Ravana by Hanuman

Prophet Mohammad was born 1,400 years ago. Jesus Christ was born 2,000 years ago. Gautam Buddha was born 2,600 years ago, whereas Ram was born 7,000 years ago. Hence, discovering the details relating to Shri Ram's life would be lot more difficult as destruction caused by floods, earthquakes and invasions etc., would be far greater. But, should that stop our quest for learning more about our cultural heritage?

The existence of Ram is questioned everywhere and politicians are making a mockery out of it.

  

Therefore, there is urgency for the historians and all other intellectuals to stop reducing Indian history to myth. There is need to gather, dig out, search, unearth and analyze all the evidences, which would throw more light on ancient Indian civilization and culture.

                                                                   Manoj.M.Koushik

                                                                       

It's Hitler view on Resource Distribution

We all may be of different qualifications but some day the time comes where we have to work to feed ourselves. So our recognition changes to employee. There after people recognize us as the work force, family recognizes as the pillar of the house. In this process of rapid change from unemployment to working our mentality changes from savings to expenditure. The person who has planned to save will also concentrate on spending irrespective of his obligation and responsibility. He forgets about the uncertain life because of his working energy. So he forgets about saving money for the future by excusing himself as this is the age to spend the life in joyful movements. The person who knows the importance of savings will excuse himself as it can be done in the later stage of life.

So, is it wrong to enjoy life in the early age? The answer is “NO” because teenage comes only one time in our life that to short span of life. Then what is wrong in spending? We have to make the balanced distribution of our income for future and present. Then the question arises “HOW”?

The answer is simple, save the money to minimum extent, for example, a person with family working in Metro gets Rs. 10,000/- per month, he can save Rs. 200/- per month. The savings may be small but definitely one day regular savings will be a huge amount which you cannot imagine. If a person getting Rs. 10,000/- does not save for his future, in his hard times he will be in difficult to survive. If he is having his own savings, at least he survives till he get new job.

We the youth imagine that I can live in hard times by suppressing my desires and fulfill my desires after starting earnings. But it is wrong. A man who eats Burger every day is difficult to stick to Ragi balls for few days. For a smoker who smokes a pack in a day is difficult to reduce it for half. That too our mind takes us towards spending more in the hard time of un-employment.

This is the common truth which is known to every educated. We know the importance of savings, how it helps in our future. But how many of us are having a small savings account in the bank for the purpose of savings, doing a small Systematic Investment Plan (SIP) in mutual funds, having a DEMAT account. Most importantly how many of us are having a Life Insurance Policy for minimum sum assured. Let it be, how many have thought of investing and contacted a bank employee for opening a savings account for the purpose of savings, inquired an insurance agent about policies, cross checked the benefit of investing in mutual funds and on shares.

Savings is continues. If your one insurance policy matures, take another policy, or try another way of investing. We may have dream to take a car, but we will think of talking vehicle loan instead of taking it from our savings. Though a person saves to take a car, he will end his savings by taking a car. He will not think of saving further for constructing a house. He will think of housing loan. Savings is endless.

The below is the statement given by Adolf Hitler in his autobiography “MEIN KAMPH”. I may disagree with his acts, but I will agree with some of his thoughts. This is one of them. I read it thrice, and the above is the conclusion which is very relevant to modern (Students) life.


“The rapid change from unemployment to working and vice-verse; the repeated changes in income and expenditure destroy the desire for saving and the realization of a balanced mode of living. The body apparently becomes accustomed to good living in times of plenty and to going hungry in times of need. Even in times of better income, hunger often overthrows every resolve for a future balanced distribution, for, like a continuous hallucination, hunger conjures up before the eyes of its victim visions of a life of abundance and embellishes his dream until such a state of desire is achieved that it puts an end to all self- rejection of once earnings and income permit it. This is the reason why a laborer, as soon as he has found work, forgets to budget intelligently and becomes a spendthrift instead. This even leads to discarding the small household budget, because even here, wise distribution is neglected; in the beginning there may be enough for five days out of seven, later only for three, finally hardly enough for one day, and at last the money is spent on the very first night.”

-MEIN KAMPF
Adolf Hitler

Shri Ram-Factual or Fiction

Dating the Era of Lord Ram : Discover the Actual Dates of the Lifetime of Lord Ram

The following document is the 'MOST' authentic scientific work that does not need further scientific verification.

The story of Shri Ram's life was first narrated by Maharishi Valmiki in the Ramayana, which was written after Shri Ram was crowned as the king of Ayodhya. Maharishi Valmiki was a great astronomer as he has made sequential astronomical references on important dates related to the life of Shri Ram indicating the location of planets, zodiac constellations and the other stars (nakshatras) . Needless to add that similar position of planets and nakshatras is not repeated in thousands of years.

A software worth of lakhs is used to predict the solar/lunar eclipses and distance and location of other planets from earth.The relevant details about the planetary positions narrated by Maharishi Valmiki is verified  and obtained very interesting and convincing results, which almost determine the important dates starting from the birth of Shri Ram to the date of his coming back to Ayodhya after 14 years of exile.

Shri Ram’s birth : Maharishi Valmiki has recorded that Shri Ram was born on ninth tithi of Chaitra month when the position of different planets,zodiac constellations and nakshatras (visible stars) were:

1.                Sun in Aries         

2.                Saturn in Libra

3.               Jupiter in Cancer

4.               Venus in Pisces

5.                Mars in Capricorn;

6.                Lunar month of Chaitra;

7.                Ninth day after no moon

8.                Lagna as Cancer (cancer was rising in the east)

           9.      Moon on the Punarvasu (Gemini constellation &Pluto star) 

Floating stone from ramsethubridge

This data was fed into the software. The results indicated that this was exactly the location of planets/stars in the noon of January 10, 5114 BC. Thus Shri Ram was born on January 10, 5114 BC (7123 years ago). As per the Indian calendar it was the ninth day of ShuklaPaksha in Chaitra month and the time was around 12 to 1 noontime. This is exactly the time and date when Ram Navmi is celebrated all over India.

Shri Ram was born in Ayodhya. This fact can be ascertained from various sources. These sources have narrated in great detail the location, rich architecture and beauty of Ayodhya which had many palaces and temples built all over the kingdom. Ayodhya was located on the banks of the Saryuriver with Ganga and Panchal Pradesh on one side and Mithila on the other side. Normally 7,000 years is a very long period during which earthquakes, storms, floods and foreign invasions change the course of rivers, destroy the towns/buildings and alter the territories. Therefore, the task of unearthing the facts is monumental. The present Ayodhya has shrunk in size and the rivers have changed their course about 40 Kms Noth/South.

Shri Ram left Ayodhya in his childhood (13th year as per Ramayan) with Rishi Vishwamitra who lived in Tapovan (Sidhhashram) . From there he went to Mithila, King Janaka's kingdom. He married Sita after breaking Shiv Dhanusha.

Satellite image of the bridge

 Researchers have gone along the route adopted by Shri Ram as narrated in the ValmikiRamayan and found 23 places which have memorials that 

commemorate the events related to the life of Shri Ram. These
include Shringi Ashram, Ramghat, Tadka Van, Sidhhashram, Gautamashram, Janakpur (now in Nepal), SitaKund, etc. Memorials are built for great men and not for fictitious characters.

Ramayan abhi baaki hai..!!                                             

It’s by, for, to the Money: Today

My partisan lass,  

If you think you know the mentioned matter; its fate of our Country which gave birth to the great fighters who sacrificed their life to the freedom of this country and their ambitions, Dreams buried under this holy motherland today.

Yes, “we hate our system”. We most of them tell this all the time. Being citizens of a country we hate our system where Democracy rules the country by telling for the people, By the People and to the people. You know it’s only happening in the rusted books which are kept safe in the shelves of Government offices and in civics part of primary school syllabus. We have forgotten the words like Fundamental Rights and Duties, economic equality, social justice, and economic welfare... so on. Sovereign, socialist, secular, democratic republic is found in Constitution, Law books and in Dictionary too. Today everything runs from money. Legislation was sold long last ago and truth never goes till Judiciary. And we say in once “We hate system”.

Government officials are the servants of this system and we are the system. We are providing them food, shelter, money for their lives by the form of taxes along with the bribe we pay them. A drop of petrol for a car of this Country’s Prime Minister goes from our own pocket. We have provided employment for 58.76 lakhs people as Government employees and they are working for we people as we assume till now. Only the Power sustains here i.e. powerful people and the power is Money. We should ask our rights to the work done not with the bribery. We have Fundamental Rights to equality, freedom, freedom from exploitation, freedom of religion, Cultural and educational rights, constitutional remedies, Information and more than anything we have right to Live. Don’t bend your heads in front of corruption but it’s your duty to raise a voice against it.

Today’s Country is only for rich and powerful people. People who are supported by political party will be stronger than any other. Power and money is ruling the country not the common man who lists his vote in the ballet box. And who cares for his single vote too as others sold their vote to Money and Religion. If you are a decent man who works in some company and pays your tax properly, you are not yet done. You have some duties to follow. You have right to speak not only the political leaders who shouts in assembly and in front of media.

There are lakhs of cases like Jessica Lal and it’s obscured in files. How can a common man who doesn’t even have money for Auto rickshaw goes to Police station to file a case against Rape and murder of her daughter? It will be just flash news in media for two days and ‘no more about that please’ because they work for TRP i.e. money. Once the culprit comes out by bail and if he is ‘powerful’ there is no jail in India to lock him behind the bars. One has to bribe the whole system from Police Constable to the reader in the court. Public prosecution has not yet changed its name to prostitution still. A normal case cost not less than 10- 50 lakhs and justice as lottery ticket to throw after many years.  It’s our fatal judicial system today.

We should personally confess that we youth remember that we are citizens of India and follows the Fundamental Rights and Duties. It’s enough; its time and we have wasted more than half a century in waiting for a perfection knowing it’s not viable. We should clean from the root. Or else it will not be a country to live for a lower, middle class people who stay in home just after their work commenting on Politics and news in newspapers and television. Don’t it hurt you or ashamed when it comes to patriotism? We salute our national flag up in the air; View towards the sky to show sky is the limit if it comes to motherland. It’s not about the money and bribe we pay but we are heading our patriotism today. It’s not to sit and watch the revolution in movie like Rang de Basanti or other some and to praise them. We should raise our voice for ourselves; Patriotism Should be in our eyes but not in the tears of every normal citizens. It should not be the system to hate but it should be the system where AAM JANTHA lives freely. It does by, for, to the Money today as we all know. Revolution is necessary as of now. Country is heading the same which happened under British rule. It’s not necessary to wait till the interference of media all the time. Media is just a way to show the world how it is. Youth come out from your week end parties, Pubs, Hi-fi Restaurants and think for country we stay. Yes, it’s Show Time..!!

                                                                     -Surendra Nadig

Monetary-ism. A Beautiful Way Of Corruption!

Part 1 – Money Creation

Do you know that all the people in all the country in the world are having debt? Don’t be confused, please check the currency notes that you have in your wallet. Yes, you are liable to pay the face value of the currency to someone with some interest which is created be nothing.


The concept is simple; assume that you are the first person taking $1000 loan from the bank for 10% interest. So you have to repay the loan of $1100. Hence you are the first borrower and there are no other currency notes in circulation, you can only repay $1000 for the bank. What about interest of $100 which is created on papers. No, you cannot repay it because it is created only on papers out of nothing.

This is the situation where you repay the loan. Assume that you are the Nth one to borrow the loan of $1000 for 10% interest. Now you are able to repay the loan of $1100 because you can create the additional value of $100 by selling something or servicing someone.

At the end of the day if all the persons is capable of repaying the loan, then there will be someone’s bankrupt and there will be no currencies in circulation.
Then what are currency notes? It is the piece of paper printed by central bank on behalf of the Govt in exchange of bond papers which is assuring the repayment of the face value of such printed papers with some interest. So currency notes are the piece of papers where the Govt assures something when it is returned to Govt in the form of anything.

Govt circulates these currency notes as loans through commercial banks. So money is created through debt. Then someone borrows it from commercial banks assuring the repayment of principal with some interest. So he will create some resources, sell it to someone who will purchase it by borrowing from commercial bank. So the first borrower is able to repay the loan amount with interest.

Now the question arises how can the first borrower repay the interest? The answer is simple. When commercial banks lend some money, it will again come to bank in form of deposits. So the banks will keep some amount of deposit as reserve (Capital Reserve Ratio) and again lend it to public as loans. So the bank is able to create 90% more value from one deposit by doing the above activity in huge.

For example First borrower takes $1000 as loan. He will pay to someone in the process of gathering resources. So it will be distributed to various numbers of people. They will again deposit it in bank. Bank will again keep 10% from $1000 i.e. $100 and again distribute it in the form of loan. The second borrower will get $900 as loan. So the total money created in the system in $1900 from $1000. This is only in the second time. And this process is endless and it will be done in huge. This will lead to the problem of Bankruptcy.

Interest is only one way of money creation in the system. There are many ways of creating money in the system. When the concept of Interest creates Bankruptcy, then what are the other problems created by other ways of money creation?

To be Continued Based On Responses.............

Corruption (*Conditions Apply)

My Cosy Contend,

It’s not necessary to give introduction to corruption as we are living in the corrupted system like India. You know how Government offices work today and a file move from table to table? An Attendant will charge you in hundreds, Second Assistant in thousands, first division assistant will be around 0.1 million and it goes on increasing as level increases. There is OPM (Other People Money)  behind every furniture, Television, Audio Players, Bricks, Cement, Sham pine so on in case of corrupt officials. A first division assistant will earn more than some people who sit in Corporate Board rooms. Corruption is a cycle today, if one wants to get a job he has to bribe the system. As he pays the bribe he collect bribe from the system. It goes on continued and this has hard rooted in our system.

Some Conditions are applied in bribes these days as Govt organizations like Anti- corruption Bureau in force. Yes, Bribes are accepted in form of White Goods, Brown Goods, Site, Land, Apartments, FMCG and Breed Dogs Too. It’s funny to hear this but it’s the fact of the day. We the people of India have nearly 30% of youth population and most of them want to do something and moves for a change. We have a potentiality to make a country better with good Financial/ Economical/ Cultural Backup i.e. New Enterprises, Ventures, Innovations, Arts and Sports. But corruption is the barricade which resists the talents who can shine the name of our country. A small entrepreneur has to bribe 20% of his Business Project.  So he never wants to lose money which he struggled to adjust for the business. Bribe discourages him to start an organization. If he pays the bribe he may suffer monetary loss in organization in future. That’s why India’s 40% new ventures are still in Red Taped Files.

A highly talented athlete should bribe the sports authorities to participate in a game show. He will be poor and unable to pay bribe. That place goes to some influenced/ financial energetic person who is less talented. How can we expect he brings gold medals in Olympics for India? We are the fools to sit and watch for that because the efficient person is also sitting and watching the game show in TV in our own next street. This is the cause we people are losing and some other country which gives preferences and practice do better. We have talents but we 1.1 Billion population satisfied with 1-2 gold medals just because of Corrupted System.

We some time lose hope on Anti- Corruption Bureau/ Lokayuktha because this Org are also governed by the government officials. Corruption is not only bureaucracy, bribe in political affairs we read/ hear in news every day. It’s the blood in the body of the system from your street Police station, Water supply, corporation, municipality, Land Survey, Electric Board and everything in this socio-economic system. To get our things done we have conditions i.e. Bribe. We still say we can change it and for whom we are waiting for?  

                                                               

                                                                                 -By Surendra Nadig H M