DIAMONDS STOLEN FROM INDIA
Ancient Indians were the masters of Total Internal Reflection, and faster than light soliton waves. Today we see it used in fibre optics. Modern man has still NOT discovered faster than light scalar waves, after Nikola Tesla martyred himself-- to prevent it from being misused.
Our our scientific texts in Sanskrit were stolen by the white man when they invaded India. People like Isaac Newton got everything translated from Sanskrit into English and patented ancient Vedic science.
Total Internal Reflection was a science written down in our Vedic texts 7000 years ago. It was NOT just description. All this was in Vedic Mathematics crealy explaining critical angle and refractive index.
Till the white man discovered diamonds in South Africa in 1886, diamonds were available only in India. In 1726 the white man had found some" low quality" diamonds on a Brazilian river bed. The next discovery was in 1906 in Congo.
Alexander the Great , when he came to India in 326 BC , had talked about Indian noblemen wearing Navratna rings and the women wearing Navratna lockets.
Navratna literally means 9 gems. Out of this Venus was represented by a brilliantly cut (Hira) Diamond. Mercury was Green (Panna) Emerald and Blue Sapphire was (Indraneelam) Saturn.
His wife Roxanna was presented with one such locket.
6200 years ago Lord Krishna of Mahabharate epic was presented the great diamond Syamantaka Mani by his father in law Jambavan ( king of bears ), as a marriage dowry. Jambavan finds a mention in the older Ramayana epic, for showing the medicinal Aloe Vera herbs to cure Lakshman who was dying of his wounds in battle. This crude divine diamond Syamantakam used to glow even in the dark.
Today this naively cut for style ( totally screwed by British ) is on the British Crown as Kohinoor--stolen property on a national emblem!. In 1997 when Queen Elizabeth 2 came to India , the Indian Parliament requested her to return this dimond which has great sentimental value in India as Lord Krishna is a god.
She told us to FO!
Since this diamond had been set into the British crown, Britain has known zilch good luck. There is a curse attached to the diamond, that only gods and women can wear it with impunity.
The West came to know about Indian diamonds as early as 3000 years ago, when King Solomon imported diamonds via ships going from Kerala.
RATNA PARIKSHA was a 5000 year old Sanskrit text on optics which dealt with critical angles, high refractive index of diamond ( 2.4 ) and low critical angle ( 24 deg ) and total internal reflection physics and the art of cutting diamonds, to make it spit fire. It clearly states that only diamond can cut diamond, hence polishing must be done with diamond , and that if a diamond is cut poorly it will NOT sparkle.
Our 4000 year old Indian temples had pin hole cameras which could give inverted pictures and the coloured prism.
In the picture above--see the inverted temple gopuram.
All this knowledge has been patented by the white man. Even the Indian invention of wheel had been given to Egypt.
Indian diamond cutters are so reliable that even today in 2011 that nearly 1.45 million cutters still cut 13 out of 14 diamonds world wide( 93.5% by numbers cut )--despite the inroads of computer controlled laser cutting technology..
In India if you buy a diamond and if the stone brings bad luck to you, you can go and return it. No questions will be asked--for a full refund.
Indians as usual developed their Vedic knowledge by observing nature. We still have the most extensive flora and fauna on the planet. Total internal reflection, refraction and refractive index was found by observing rainbows at waterfalls.
Rainbow, is seen usually in the sky opposite to the Sun at the end of a shower and also in the spray of waterfalls. In the primary bow, the colours are arranged with the red outside. Above the perfect bow is a secondary bow, in which the colours are arranged in reverse order; this bow is dimmer, because of a double internal reflection within the drops.
When the sunlight enters a raindrop it is refracted by, and reflected from, the drop in such a way that the light appears as a spectrum of colours. When the Sun is low in the sky the rainbow appears relatively high; as the Sun rises higher, the rainbow appears lower in the sky, maintaining the critical 40°- to 42°-angle. When the Sun is more than 42° above the horizon no rainbow can be seen because the required angle passes over the head of the observer.
The secondary rainbow has an angular radius of about 50° and hence is seen outside of the primary bow. Higher-order rainbows, resulting from three or more internal reflections, are exceedingly weak but can be observed in Kerala in the months of August.
LORE :
Surya the Sun God gave Satrajit, of Dwaraka , the Syamanataka diamond as he was pleased with his devotion. Satrajit's brother Prasena wore the jewel on his neck and went for a hunt. He climbed a tree waiting for some game, a lion came by and just as Prasena was about to shoot it, when a snake, dropped from a branch above . Startled he fell from the tree. As he was falling, the necklace with the Syamantaka gem got caught in a branch and Prasena hung by the neck, and was killed instantly.
Now the lion below, being attracted to the glow of the gem, picked it up and carried it away. As the lion walked away with the gem, Jambavan the king of the bears saw him. Being hypnotized by the glow of the gem, he attacked the lion and killed it and took the gem to his cave and gifted it to his infant son.
Prasena did not return to Dwarka and people were wondering what had happened to him. Satrajit suspected that Krishna might have killed Prasena in order to attain the gem. Krishna, in order to prove his innocence, gathered a search party and went into the forest.
A few hours later, they found Prasena's body. Krishna noticed lion tracks around the body and assumed that a lion must have killed Prasena. On following the lion tracks, they came across the body of the dead lion. Krishna noticed that the lion was mauled by bear's claws and noticed that there were bear tracks around the body. On following the bear tracks Krishna reached Jambavan's cave. Krishna sensing the danger ordered the rest of the party to stay outside while he entered the cave alone.
Krishna found Jambavan's son playing with the Syamantaka gem. Frightened by the stranger, Jambavan's son let out a wail that alerted Jambavan. Now Jambavan thought someone was attacking his child and attacked Krishna. Krishna fought Jambavan for twenty-eight days after which Jambavan recognised Krishna's divinity and surrendered to him.
Along with the gem, Jambavan offered Krishna his beautiful daughter Jambavati's hand in marriage.
Surya the Sun God gave Satrajit, of Dwaraka , the Syamanataka diamond as he was pleased with his devotion. Satrajit's brother Prasena wore the jewel on his neck and went for a hunt. He climbed a tree waiting for some game, a lion came by and just as Prasena was about to shoot it, when a snake, dropped from a branch above . Startled he fell from the tree. As he was falling, the necklace with the Syamantaka gem got caught in a branch and Prasena hung by the neck, and was killed instantly.
Now the lion below, being attracted to the glow of the gem, picked it up and carried it away. As the lion walked away with the gem, Jambavan the king of the bears saw him. Being hypnotized by the glow of the gem, he attacked the lion and killed it and took the gem to his cave and gifted it to his infant son.
Prasena did not return to Dwarka and people were wondering what had happened to him. Satrajit suspected that Krishna might have killed Prasena in order to attain the gem. Krishna, in order to prove his innocence, gathered a search party and went into the forest.
A few hours later, they found Prasena's body. Krishna noticed lion tracks around the body and assumed that a lion must have killed Prasena. On following the lion tracks, they came across the body of the dead lion. Krishna noticed that the lion was mauled by bear's claws and noticed that there were bear tracks around the body. On following the bear tracks Krishna reached Jambavan's cave. Krishna sensing the danger ordered the rest of the party to stay outside while he entered the cave alone.
Krishna found Jambavan's son playing with the Syamantaka gem. Frightened by the stranger, Jambavan's son let out a wail that alerted Jambavan. Now Jambavan thought someone was attacking his child and attacked Krishna. Krishna fought Jambavan for twenty-eight days after which Jambavan recognised Krishna's divinity and surrendered to him.
Along with the gem, Jambavan offered Krishna his beautiful daughter Jambavati's hand in marriage.
TILL 1886--EVERY SINGLE DIAMOND SEEN ABROAD WAS STOLEN FROM INDIA , FOR INDIANS ARE NOT IN THE HABIT OF SELLING DIVINE DIAMONDS .
The great Orlov diamond of 190 carats set on the Imperial sceptre of Catherine the Great of Russia was initially 3 times bigger--or the size of a large hen's egg.
It was just one of a pair, which formed the eyes of the ancient Vishnu idol at Sri Ranganathaswamy temple , at Srirangam , 3 kms north of Tiruchinapalli, Tamil Nadu, India.
The Orlov diamond was stolen by a French deserter soldier who converted from Christianity to Hinduism just to gain trust and entry into the sanctum sanctorium in 1747.
This temple has a hall fo 1000 pillars of rearing horses. This Frenchman ran to the British merceneries of Rothschild ( East India Company ) for refuge.
The BLACK Orlov diamond was the Third Eye of Brahma idol at the temple of Pondicherry, India. Originally it was 200 carats.
This huge priceless divine diamond was cut into three to cure a curse attached to the diamond. A lot of owners either went insane of killed themselves. In 1995 it a 165 carat piece was auctioned for 1.5 million US dollars.
Grace and peace!
CAPT AJIT VADAKAYIL
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