Science behind our beliefs n traditions....

 Our Rishi- Munnis- Yogis(real scientists): Science behind there words...

In our present time we are becoming technically more n more advanced day by day, but unfortunately we are going away from our roots, our culture or I can say we are either forgetting them or naming it superstitions. 

Last night I personally gone through some of the thoughts or words given in our ancient sculptures by our Rishi-Munnis and found some interesting n amazing facts which will amaze us all, as how those people were scientifically so advanced - that too without any technical instruments.

Let me share some of our common traditions or beliefs and the science behind it. I can assure you that you will be amazed after going through it..

1. Pipal and Bhargat are avatars of Brahma Ji  & Vishnu Ji ( restricted to cut-down or any other use ) - As we all know that trees release Oxygen and inhale Co2 in daylight but in night (absence of sunlight) trees also release Co2, thats why we are told not to sleep under the trees in the night by elders. That can cause suffocation or you may feel hard to breath which is due to excess of Co2 and some time people reported as someone has hold their breath. I hope u can now understand the logic working behind it.

As Pipal n Banyan trees release Oxygen day n night our Yogis, Rishis tried to save them. But unfortunately at those times people were not educated or aware about these things so they Named one tree as avatar of Brahma Ji and other as Vishnu Ji as to save these trees from deforestation.

Now imagine how a person can know about it so deeply without any technical instruments at those times. Is it interesting as well as amazing ???


2. Breaking pot near head of dead body- In Hindu religion at the time of death when the body is given Agni/fire before that a pot with water is circulated along the body and then it is broken down near the Head of dead body as per religious beliefs it is said that the soul will get moksha or his/her Aatma/spirit will get Mukti (freedom).

But all this process has science behind it !!

You must have heard in news or from other sources that the dead body got up alive during this process even when all near around people had declared him/her dead.

You must have heard the elder ones saying 'shaid is k itne hi svas likhey they' etc..

Please be clear that 'svas' and 'saah' are two different things. That's why you would never hear people saying 'shaid is k itne hi saah likhey they'.

Saah & Svaas - The air we breath in and out are called saah or saans. The energy flow from our Mooldhar Chakra to Sahastdhar Chakra up and down is called as our svaas. You must have heard about Yogis who meditate more than 100 years ( how its possible as normal life span of human is 70-80 years). Basically our Rishis, Yogis know the technique to slow down or pause there svaas- because of that they were un effected from aging and need not require any food or water at that state, because of that they can meditate as long as they wish.

Unfortunately we people don't have the control over our svaases ( it can be done by practice under the supervision of a Guru). Coming back to point some time when we face any accident/shock or any thing which may give a sock to our nervous system our Svaas can stop. At that time you will be like a dead body with no breath, no heartbeat etc.

So at the time of giving fire/agni the pot is broken down near head as to create a blasting sound that if accidentally the Svaas are stucked it can revive ( little similar to shock given at the time of heart attack). And the person can come back to conciseness if he/she is not actually dead.

[My reasoning may differ from you're, if so pls do share with me]

There are lot more facts/traditions that we follows have a very scientific reasons behind them.. I.e.

○Dipawali pe Laxmi ka aana.

○Surya namaskara/ Giving water to Sun.

○Not sleeping North side.

○Ganga Jal/ Pavitar jal.

○Marriages pe gotra cross check.

○Effects of Planets 

○Taragi (waist band) for newborn baby boy.

Any many more facts n traditions that we all follow or believe have some scientific reasons behind them.

If you have any query pls feel free to revert and if you have knowledge about it then also please that with us.


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