Gobal scientific community in physical/ material sciences,has seriously worked on the Ancient Indian Inherited knowledge banks viz, Vedas,Purans,Upnishad and many epics and have decoded the Suktas and innovated/discovered innumerable facts but the biologists are still lagging behind.Some one has to take lead in this direction for the benefit of the biota on the earth and it's atmosphere.
It is a well-known fact, and for many simultaneously confusing, that ancient India got an extraordinary piece of knowledge about living and non-living matter, which was rediscovered quite recently in the last one or two centuries. For example atoms, living matter functioning, medicine, atomic bombs, flying machines, etc. What is really surprising is the fact that those discoveries are described in texts, which are themselves based on knowledge at least 5 000 years old. Only when science rediscovers anything then it can be confirmed that ancient Indians got this knowledge.
In this context, it would be interesting to hear which specific enigma you do mention in your question.
JK
PS I do strongly advocate for biological and medical knowledge.
Dr Tony
There r many . For example ingredientes of Chyavanpras,ingredients of Amrit,Identity of Sanjeevani buti etc .Most of the hand written manuscrpts of ITK of India,are in Germany.
Dear Dr. Ramesh Chandra Srivastava,
Could you be so kind and mention those enigmatic cases. I do give some example: in Bhagavata, there are mentioned flying machines, anti-aircraft missiles, and nuclear weapons (nobody understood what it is until it got developed by the current civilization). Could you provide some other examples and give web links to the sources (in Eglish please)? :-) Many of us are keen to know more!
Thank you for all of us,
Jiri
Dear Dr Kroc
Thanks a lot for ur interest. What u mentioned about physical/material sciences is very correct. But, I hope that u will agree with me that global community of biologists ,chemists and medical practitioners are far behind in resolving these mysteries.U can just take the example of Chyavanpras which has 84 ingredients but till date no one could identify those ingredients
I will try to find such links in English(if any) and keep u informed.
Warm regards
RCS
Dear Dr. Ramesh Chandra Srivastava
Could you be more specific with the words "Chyavanpras which has 84 ingredients"? Actually, computational science is currently developing tools that become gradually more and more capable to search for the right evolution rules, drug compositions, interdependencies among various physiological, biochemical, and biological processes in order to understand what is really 'going on' in living organisms. We are still ways behind this understanding but we are trying hard to achieve such abilities. :-)
Jiri
Dear Dr Kroc
I will definitely try to provide u the desired details.
RCS
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