Mystery behind MAHABHARATA

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The Scientific Tradition of Bharat


From the scientific point of view, there has been a tradition of study and research since ancient times in Bharat.

Many Rishis like;
Bhrigu,
Vashistha,
Bharadwaj,
Attri,
Garg,
Shaunak,
Shukra,
Narad,
Chakrayan, Dhundinath, Nandeesh, Kashyap, Agastya, Parshuram, Drona, etc. They spent their entire lives working in different fields. Many different Rishi Maharishis worked in many different fields of aeronautics, astrology, astronomy, chemistry, military science, and all other walks of life.

Brahmastra: The King Of The Astras
V/S Vajra: The Hardest Among All Divine Weapons

First of all, you must know that all our ancient weapons were divided into two categories. According to the Ramayana, Bala Kanda

1. Shastra-

It is a weapon that is handheld or, you can say, a weapon that is used for cutting or wounding, like a sword, lance mace, etc.

2. Astra-

A projectile weapon invoked by reciting hymns like Agneyastra, Pashupatastra, etc. Astra Vidyas were only taught to strict discipline & deserving students, & passed only to the right person. The video was never written down to prevent the misuse of it as they were very powerful.
Among these astras, Brahmastra is considered to be the most powerful astra that has been ever used by anyone. It is the weapon of Bhagawan Brahma, the creator, and like other astras, it is invoked with a special mantra, and then one can use it to destroy anything that is created by Bhagawan Brahma.  The Brahmastra does refer to a special arrow, but an ordinary arrow can also be given the same power using the mantra, and as mentioned in Ramayana, Shree Rama had even used the mantra on blades of grass.
Of the sage Dadhichi. At the request of Bhagawan Shiva, Sage Dhadhichi donated his body. It was originally made for the destruction of the demon Vithrasur.

Bhagawan Vishwakarma had made a weapon with Dadhichi’s bones and Bhagawan Shiva had named the weapon Vajra. Later it was handed over to Bhagawan Indra.

According to Bhagavad Gita 10.28-

आयुधानामहं वज्रं धेनूनामस्मि कामधुक्।
प्जनश्चास्मि कन्दर्पः सर्पाणामस्मि वासुकिः।। 

Here Shri Krishna says to Arjuna that of the weapons, he is the Vajra. So you can imagine the hardness of vajra. 

Properties of the vajra-

Nothing can withstand its splendor, and It shines brightly with the light of a crore of suns, and it resembles the fire that shone at the dissolution of the world. Its fangs extend to a yojana (10 miles) in length, and its tongue, too, is most horrible. It resembles the night of destruction at the end of the world and is covered with 100 knots. Its breadth amounts to five yojanas and its length to 10 yojanas. Its periphery is covered with sharp points; in color, it resembles lightning; a broad, strong handle is fixed to it. Its movements are four in number.

Why Mahabharata???

In Mahabharata, you will only hear the name of the Chakras. But the War of the Mahabharata has a variety of war creations. The side or opposition to fighting the war may be according to your question. The creation of the man means how the troops should be erected in front. It is visible in the sky when it is composed. Like the Eagle’s person, So from the sky, the eagle will appear as a soldier to look at the bird. A waning cycle when seeing chakras from the sky The military creations are visible. Comey knows about certain special creations.


1.  Garuda Singh –

Gauruda You have a picture of a bird. This is the vehicle of the giant bird Lord Vishnu. Soldiers in the war queued up in front of the opposition force this way that is erected by the sky so that the shape of a thundered bird is visible. It is called the Garuda man

In the Mahabharata, it was composed of Bhisham’s grandfather.

2.  The bullying:-

The bullying is a species of the Saras. The issue was the size of a bird. This is the same as the one in the Mahabharata. The creation of the person was by the name.

3.  Tommuch:-

Makar is a charred creature named Capricorn in ancient times. The head of Makar then had horns like crocodiles but goats like goats on the head; The snake was like a body, a fish or peafowl, such as a tail and a panther. Vedic literature is often referred to in the Vedingilla and Capricorn. But possibly The creation of the same means it will not be from Capricorn. Mahabharata was the creation of this issue.

4.  The turtle: The tortoise:-

There is a force in the army. The meaning of Chandra is the same as you understand. Military Creations When it was semi-lunar, it was called a form of circular, pod. Arjun was composed in response to the Garuda
Mandalasa, the meaning of the stratosphere, is a spherical or circular form. The issue was formed in circular form. The aura was made by Bhishya Nathimah in India. The Pandas in response to the Arran It was a distinction of creation of the issue.

5.  Chakras:-

The military making of the chakras is visible as a moving cycle when they see the chakras. It’s a way to look at the wheel in it, But the way out of the exit is not to be noticed. You will see a spiral, just the same way it is.

Creation of this issue in Mahabharata in the cycle:-

After the ruthless killing of Abhimanyu in the Mahabharata war, Arjun was sworn in yesterday. It will be killed before sunset. Then Guru-kānacharya created this issue to save Jayarh. But Lord Krishna He was cleverly removed and struck by the other of him and was killed

Vajra is a kind of weapon It was of two types –

Kulish and Ashani. The three parts above it are made diagonally. The middle part is thin. But it is very weighty. Its shape is like the thunderbolt of Indra Dev. In the Mahabharata, this array was created by Arjuna.

Aurami Array: –

In response to the Vraja Array of Pandavas, Bhishma composed the Aurmi Aryuha. In this array, the whole army was decorated like the sea. Just as waves appear in the sea, the Kaurava army attacked the Pandavas in the same shape. Shringataka Array: Arjuna created the Shringataka Arraya in response to the Aurami array of the Kauravas. This array looked like a building. It is probably called an array with three summits. … Apart from this, mention of the Sarvatobhadra and Suparna Array is also found