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Hardbound. Condizione: As New. New. Contents Table of transliteration. 1. Introduction. 2. Vedic view on space and time. 3. On the principle of cause and effect. 4. Evaluation of the true nature of Vedic Gods. 5. The active primordial matter Apah. 6. The three classes of fundamental particles. 7. Concept of alternate cosmos and chaos. 8. Vedic Soma is radiant energy. 9. The true nature of Vedic symbols Drapsah Apsara and Urvasi. 10. The science of the formation of Neutron. 11. Physics of the structure of atom and solar energy. 12. Hiranyagarbha The Big Bang of Modern cosmogony. 13. Matrisvan the expanding universe and Apam Napat Devata. 14. Early cosmogonical conditions and states in the creation of universe. 15. The origin of stars the sun planets and earth. 16. Cosmogony in the Indra Vrtra episode. 17. Indra and Sapta Sindhu Flows. 18. Intrinsic nature of Vedic Devata Maruta. 19. Rbhuh Devata. 20. Division of matter in chemical and biological classes. 21. Consciousness what it is Distinction between consciousness and living cell. Index. Rig Veda is foremost among the four Vedas considered to be one of the oldest texts known to mankind. For centuries Vedas are not only revered but are considered by many as treasure house of knowledge and wisdom. All ancient branches of Indian philosophy be it Brahman Granthas Upanishad or Bhagwad Gita drew their inspiration from the Vedas. The universe of which our entire human existence is but a tiny part could not have escaped the attention of those learned seers. Delving into the question of creation of the universe and how it all might have happened is not only one of most ancient inquisitiveness which has captured the imagination of human mind but also most logical outcome of human curiosity. It is therefore almost a certainty that Vedas have explored this most fascinating aspects of our existence and have propounded a comprehensive concept on its creation. What that concept is. How do the most revered texts explain the evolution of the universe. What are their views on the issue. These are definitely the questions which must have crossed the minds of all those connected with the study of philosophy specifically Indian philosophy. This book addresses these questions. The author has comprehensively established Rig Vedic concept on the evolution of creation. Interpretations of hymns have been based on Vedic grammar and roots of the words and are well supported by other subordinate texts such as Brahman Granths Upanishads and others. Interrelations of hymns with continuum of central underlying thoughts contained in suktas have been decisively revealed in the book. The book brings out a complete technical terminology of Vedas related to cosmogony. The connoted meaning of such terms as Aditi Apah Hiranyagarbha Apam Napat Mitra Varun and many more have been unveiled and established. The book makes an enthralling reading casting magical spell. Inquisitive minded reader will find it difficult to put down the book once he starts the reading. 300 pp. …

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Hardcover. Condizione: New. Contents: Foreword. Preface. Part I: Early Harappan and Harappan: 1. Dhalewan: An Introduction. 2. Summary of results. 3. Chronology. 4. The cuttings. 5. The Pottery. 6. Seal and Sealings. 7. Terracotta Animal Figurines. 8. Transport. 9. Terracotta mustikas and cakes. 10. Bangles and rings. 11. Beads, spacers and pendants. 12. Weights. 13. Tools. 14. Other important findings. 15. Report on scientific studies of pottery and copper samples. 16. Animal bones from Dhalewan. Part II: Kushan and Gupta Periods: 17. Structures of early historical period. 18. The pottery. 19. Sealings. 20. Coins. 21. Human and Animal figurines. 22. Beads and pendants. 23. Metal objects. 24. Other important antiquities. The archaeological importance of the ancient mound at Dhalewan came into existence in 1980 during my first exploration visit to this area under the leadership of Shri Jagat Pati Joshi, former Director General of Archaeological Survey of India. At that time, the mound was not found much disturbed and was covering an area of 1500 x 1500 m approximately. In all, 25 sites having Harappa remains were explored in Mansa taluk along the Ghaggar and its tributaries, covering an area of about 1250 Sq. Km. The whole area shows a very important zone of Harappa Culture. The mounds at Dhalewan, Gurnikalan, Baglan De Theh, Lakhmirwala and Hasanpur are the bigger sites, in this area and situated closely at a distance of 3 to 5 km. Dhalewan is located on the western side of the present Sirhind Canal, which possibly made on the old depression of Sirhind, a tributary of Ghaggar. The Ghaggar and its tributaries consisted of the important 'Economic Pocket', which mobilized the internal trade and communication with their resources of northern region of the lower Himalayas and further transported to Bahawalpur area via Kalibangan (Rajasthan) and to other Harappa sites in Haryana, Punjab and Rajasthan. Along the same Ghaggar, M.R.Mughal reported 250 Early and Mature Harappa sites in an area of 1000 Sq. Km. in Bahawalpur Region. On considering the view of the archaeological importance of Dhalewan, the field work at the site has been carried out in two field seasons in 1999-2000 and 2001-2002 by the team of Excavation Branch-II under my direction. The site revealed the remains of Harappa settlement on virgin soil as first occupants and after a considerable gap of time, the site was re-occupied by Kushans and continued up to the Gupta Period. The re-occupation by Kushans on Harappa mounds is noticeable as a common feature in Punjab, Haryana and Rajasthan. This feature most likely existed on those mounds, which particularly fall on ancient trade routes. The excavation at Dhalewan produced ample evidence of structures, antiquities, pottery, etc. of Harappa assemblage. The lower deposits were divided into three sub- periods i.e. Early Harappa Period (Period IA), Transition Period (Period IB) and Mature Harappa Period (Period IC). All excavated material of Harappa assemblage has tried to be fully analyzed and side-by-side a comparative data presented thereon with a full concentrative approach of study. A good attempt has also been made to throw some light on the development from Early Harappa to Mature Harappa from one stage to another stage locally while reporting the material of Harappa assemblages carefully. Similarly, the early historical material belongs to Kushan (Period II) and Gupta (Period III) revealed from upper deposits (re-occupational deposits) has also studied and reported without ignoring their importance. The report is divided into two parts, Part I deals with the Early Harappa and Harappa material in first 14 Chapters along with the reports on scientific studies of Harappa pottery and copper samples in Chapter 15 and animal bones in Chapter 16. The first four chapters of the report are' commonly dealing with the material of Harappa assemblages, Kushan and Gupta Periods. The Part II of the report deals the material of Kushan and Gupta Periods, whi. …

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Condizione: New. Dieser Artikel ist ein Print on Demand Artikel und wird nach Ihrer Bestellung fuer Sie gedruckt. Autor/Autorin: Shekhar HimanshuDr.H. Shekhar is Associate professor Department of Chemistry VKS University Ara Bihar India. He also taught PG and B.Tech. students as lecturer at MGCG Vishwavidyalay, Chitrakoot MP India. He obtained his Ph.D. Degree.…

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