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Our sacred scriptures have infinite knowledge which is way ahead of Science It's just that we don't read them.

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@Priyamvada22S "way ahead of Science" no Vedas defined science . One has to start reading in proper language: Sanskrit. Rishis of 108 Upanishads were researchers of abstract science with goal to seek origin of Creation w/o instruments. Still NASA searching end of Infinite world.

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Would like to see more videos of this gentlemen

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Great words

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Excellent! 🙏🚩

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Lot of people read them but can't make anything out of it.Or to the extent their ability & intelligence permits they interpret & dissect it. It need not be the real or orginal intent context or meaning of the scriptures. That's the problem.Focused research of all our scriptures.

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Everyone please share this maximum

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Can we please start making a list of all these books and scriptures?

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He has been awarded with Padma Vibhushan in 2021.. watch his videos in YT, u will be amazed for the knowledge he has.

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