Praveen Mohan On Dark Truth Of Indian Temples, Secrets Of Pyramid & More | The Ranveer Show 270
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The Olakaneswara Temple in Mahabalipuram is a 1300-year-old structure that served as a lighthouse using lenses, challenging common beliefs about lighthouses in India. Ancient Indian temples house treasures like gold and diamonds believed to have positive effects, and Siddhars in South India are considered spiritually advanced individuals mastering intuition and desires.
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- Ancient Indian temples like Olakaneswara and Padmanabhan hold valuable treasures beneath idols, believed to have positive effects, sparking legal battles and guarded by mythical beings like nagas with potential catastrophic consequences if disturbed.
- The Siddhars of South India, considered superhuman, live in seclusion to master themselves spiritually, avoiding fame and material desires to achieve inner peace and happiness, emphasizing self-mastery as the ultimate quest, with a focus on intuition and discipline in a secluded, blissful existence.
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Summary
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Ancient Indian Temples: Lighthouses and Treasures
- The Olakaneswara Temple in Mahabalipuram is a 1300-year-old structure that served as a lighthouse due to its strategic location on the seashore.
- Lenses were used in the temple to rotate light, functioning as a lighthouse to guide ships.
- Vishwakarma, the master architect in Hindu mythology, is depicted with a TR light, a device with a lens inside, used for engineering purposes.
- Praveen Mohan discusses his experiences with sadhus and sages in the Himalayas in a podcast episode, revealing personal aspects not shared on his YouTube channel.
- The Padmanabhan Temple in Kerala is embroiled in a legal battle over the opening of Vault B, rumored to contain billions of dollars worth of treasure.
- Vault B is guarded by intertwined nagas, and priests claim that opening it could have catastrophic consequences.
- Many ancient temples in India hide treasures like gold, diamonds, and crystals beneath idols, believed to have positive effects on individuals.
- Hoysaleswara Temple showcases a carving resembling a telescope, challenging historical accounts of its invention by Galileo and Lipochet.
- The Olakaneswara Temple in Mahabalipuram functioned as a lighthouse using lenses, predating the common belief of lighthouses in India during British or Portuguese rule.
- Ancient Indians utilized lenses for engineering purposes, as depicted in carvings of Vishwakarma holding a TR light, a tool for surveying land.
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Ancient Technology Revealed: Electricity in Hindu Culture
- Vishwakarma is depicted with a TR light device, showcasing advanced technology.
- Agastya Samita, an ancient text, details the creation of a battery using copper, lead, and copper sulfate.
- Newton's alchemical notes reveal his focus on elements and materials, not commonly known.
- Agastya and alchemists used codes to conceal instructions, like using copper sulfate.
- Demonstrations show the practical application of ancient knowledge in creating electricity.
- A 5,000-year-old pyramid in Uttar Pradesh predates Egyptian pyramids, built by Drupat.
- Hindu pyramids, like in Cambodia, featured crystal lingams atop, believed to store energy.
- Yogic philosophy suggests lingams store energy and pyramids house this energy.
- The Manasa Light Foundation in Bangalore explores astral energies and meditation practices.
- Radio Crystal sets, using a crystal and metal, could tune into radio stations without electricity.
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Ancient technology and modern communication: connections explored
- Crystal radio technology allows for wireless communication without the need for electricity.
- The use of crystal radios raises questions about the commercial viability of technologies like radio and electricity.
- The influence of big corporations and geopolitical powers impacts the adoption of new technologies.
- Lingams on top of pyramids could have been used for long-distance communication.
- Lingams and pyramids found worldwide suggest a shared ancient communication system.
- The destruction of historical sites like pyramids and lingams obscures our understanding of ancient technologies.
- The construction of pyramids and lingams may have served purposes beyond religious worship.
- The potential transmission capabilities of ancient structures like pyramids are still a subject of debate.
- The evolution of technology and the potential misinterpretation of ancient technologies by future generations are discussed.
- The impact of nuclear weapons and advanced technology on ancient texts and beliefs is explored.
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"Dark Deities, Erotic Ganpati, Siddhars' Mastery"
- Every deity has a dark aspect, like the tantric version of Ganpati Agora.
- There is an erotic version of Ganpati found in three temples worldwide.
- Couples without children may visit specific temples daily for a week for fertility.
- Carvings in temples can amplify hidden desires and primal instincts.
- Siddhars in South India are considered superhuman, mastering intuition and desires.
- Siddhars live in seclusion, performing midnight rituals in caves and temples.
- Siddhars are more advanced spiritually than public spiritual leaders.
- Siddhars avoid fame as it hinders progress and changes behavior.
- Siddhars live a disciplined, blissful life, mastering themselves and their surroundings.
- The ultimate quest is to master oneself, not external desires, leading to happiness and peace.
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Remote Mountain Dwellers: Spiritual Practices and Challenges
- People in remote mountains can read minds and provide shocking deja vu experiences.
- Exposure to spiritual practices at a young age can shape one's priorities and understanding of oneself.
- Living a secluded life in remote mountains is challenging and not for everyone.
- Hinduism emphasizes self-mastery and enlightenment as the ultimate goal.
- Remote mountain dwellers typically start their lifestyle at a very young age, before 20.
- Time seems to stop in remote mountain living, leading to a detachment from past and future thoughts.
- The 2012 Mayan calendar theory and doomsday theories on YouTube are discussed.
- Lack of indigenous technology in India poses challenges in the face of AI dominance.
- Propaganda and technology play crucial roles in modern warfare and global politics.
- Collaboration and innovation in technology are essential for India's future security and progress.
