Hinduism is a religion that existed in Ancient Times alongside the
Egyptian religion and is still existing and thriving. Hindu mythology
is therefore our key to understanding the level of scientific
development, lifestyle and social behaviour of the Ancient humans.
Luckily for us, Hindu mythology provides this information in great
details. Hindu mythology is our window into the Ancient world as it
existed, as well as their understanding of the world around them.
While the stories of the Ancient times are still intact in Hindu
Mythology, over the years we seem to have lost the perspective in
which these stories were told. In this book, one by one we will untie
the knots and understand this lost perspective in order to understand
our own origins, our lost sciences and our lost perspective.
For anyone who has ever wondered why our mythology gives such
detailed descriptions of vimanas/ aeroplanes and nuclear bombs when
according to modern science aeroplanes were invented by the Wright
Brothers, and humans were hunters and gatherers at the time when
these technologies were supposed to have existed or anyone who has
ever been curious about what and why do we practice the rituals that
we do in Hinduism, this book is an attempt to bridge the gap between
mythology and modern history.