@@SMCGPRA Academia is to knowledge what prostitution is to love; close enough on the surface but, to the nonsucker, not exactly the same thing Nassim Nicholas Taleb Academic institutions never promote truth, they promote lies of Abrahamic uncultures.
Yajnadevam's rsearch is based on youtube and net information... and not based on any ground work in tge region. He is sitting in the USA and cfabricating wonderful theories to suit the agenda of Right Wing fundamentalists of Northern India.
My conjectures: Dwaraka is derived from that diamon and gem entrance. It is still notable that Gujarat coast is famous for diamond traders, cutters. PM inaugurated a diamond bourse in Surat recently. May be Krishna chose Dwaraka because he somehow knew (may be through a folklore) how indus ppl moved from Saraswati Sindhu valley to Gangetic plains. We were being fooled in the plain sight. Our scriptures were screaming our history all along and we dismissed it as myth. Now we are a nation suffering from identity crisis.
This is some apex level genius chaos my mind is reeling 😭👌 Dunno why I have a feeling that some people don't want it deciphered. Cheers mate, you've actually changed my perspective 🤓🐒
Wonderful presentation, do you cover the contemporary sites at places like Keezhadi where the harrapan script is also found. this means that virually the whole of Bharat was developing interdependently.
The "unicorn" depicted in the seals seems to be the extinct Indian Aurochs (Bos primigenius namadicus). Aurochs depictions from Ishtar gate of Mesopotamia also show it with a single "unicorn". I believe this to be an optical illusion, because of the shape of the Aurochs' horns when viewed from a side profile.
Did you try reaching out to news channels or larger youtube channels about this? Academia may take a long time to acknowledge this reseaerch but if it becomes popular it'll be too big to ignore. I suppose Vikram Sampath's book was a similar case.
Jijith Ravi recently appreciated your work. Though I had seen your previous video and knew about it. How does your work reconcile with S. Talageri's monumental work.
Interesting that you mention that the dealings were used to mint coins. But then question would be why no such coins have ever been found across so many sites.
Interesting to see some Mesopotamian seals written in Indus Script. If it makes sense in the language that they spoke, it is a direct proof that your decipherment is correct. Have you cross checked those?
In one of the seals...where one is bowing down to a standing Individual...and several people standing and observing it....well this has been interpreted as the first tirthankar Rishabdeva of Shraman/Jain sanskriti......who was in a standing posture observing tapascharya...and Bharat his son bowing down to him. Which is also mentioned in the ancient shraman/jain scriptures. In the ancient Shraman/jain scriptures Brahmi was a sister of Rishabdeva...
@@yajnadevamno they did not Also sindhu shaurvira janpada under king Udayan who followed Jainism Indus valley civilization to brahmi transitive script were found Ancient name of Jainism is Shraman dharma or anekantawad also called shamanism or shramanism and is way ancient dharma
@@yajnadevamalso tirthankara rishabhnath or adinath, whose sign is bull and guardian diety is gomukh yaksha and yakshini chakreshwari mata whose vehicle is Garuda The Yogi sitting is tirthankara rishabhnath in kayotsarg pose and is one of the meditative pose There is no yagna or haum havan shown in any of seal of indus and nor buddhism any ancient religion While Jainism is way ancient dharma and bharatvarsh itself named after Chakravarti bharat, son of tirthankara rishabhnath or adinath
@@noobteacher9701 The Sanskrit word Bhāratha is a derivation of bharata. The root of the term is bhr-, “to bear / to carry”, with a literal meaning of “to be maintained”. The root bhr is cognate with the English verb to bear and Latin ferō. Interestingly, the term Dharma, which is the core concept of Indian values, is derived from the root dhr, meaning - to uphold or to nourish. Both the terms Bharatha and Dharma, eventually signify that which supports universal order or the orderly existence of the individual in life. The first Article of the Constitution of the Republic of India states, “India, that is Bharat, shall be a union of states.” Thus, India and Bharat are equally official short names for the Republic of India. The name Hindustan was used in historical contexts, especially in British times. Bharatha Varsha was not always called by that name. Its earlier name was Aja_nabha_Varsha. Before that, it was Himavath Pradesha. Why did it become Bharatha Varsha? Who was this Bharatha? To know that, we have to go back to Swayambhu Manu, the progenitor. His son was Priyavarta, a great monarch. His son was Agni_dhara. His son was Ajanabha also called Nabhi. Ajanabha was a very virtuous and a noble king. During his reign, the land came to be known as Ajanabha_Varsha. Ajanabha’s son was the great Rsabhadeva. . He was a saintly king. Rsabha renounced the kingdom in favor of his son Bharata and became an ascetic. Bharatha was one of the most pious and noblest of Monarchs of his line. He nourished and nurtured his subjects righteously. During his time, the land that was until then called Aja_nabha_Varsha came to be known, as Bharatha Varsha - ततश्च भारतं वर्षमेतल्लोकेषुगीयते. It has been so since then. Ajanabha (Nabhi), Rsabha and Bharatha figure prominently in the Jain tradition. What we call Bhatatha Varsha or Bharatha is named after a very virtuous and noble king Bharatha. The best we (who are born and who reside in his land) can do is to be worthy of his name. Obviously, in the olden days being born in Bharath was a matter of pride. In the Gita, Krishna often refers to Arjuna as Bharatha, the noble one.(For more on the name of India please visit : sreenivasaraos.com/2012/09/01/sindhu-hindu-india/ *** Over the centuries the name of Bharatha Varsha, its shape and its extent have changed many times. Whatever is its present name, either borrowed or assigned; whatever the extent of its boundaries is; the concept of India that is Bharath has survived as a many dimensional splendor; even amidst the encircling chaos. It has always been a nation. India has held on to its pluralism, its democratic way of life and its basic values; despite strife, contradictions and endless diversities. This is no mean achievement. It is for these reasons we call it, the Miracle that is India.
So if we want to have a uniform official language, We can just take Sanskrit In brahmi script, standardise, modernise it and boom, we have a Replacement for English. Then we can simply follow a 3 language formula and unify Aryavarta Again.
@Ajey The popular idea that Vedic Sarasvati was perennial and therefore a glacier-fed river is a misconception. Nowhere in the Vedas does it say that Sarasvati came from the high mountains where the glaciers are. On the contrary, Rigveda says एका॑चेत॒त्सर॑स्वती न॒दीनां॒ शुचि॑र्य॒ती गि॒रिभ्य॒ आ स॑मु॒द्रात् । See how it says गिरिभ्यः आ समुद्रात् along with एका नदीनाम्. Which means it was unique among rivers as it flowed from गिरयः to समुद्रः. गिरि in fact, does not exactly mean mountain, but rather hill. Mountain is पर्वत, to be specific, as it has पर्वणः (layers). Therefore, although the river may have had glacier flow at the some time in pre-history, the Vedic era Sarasvati was largely a rain-fed river that was unique in that that it flowed from Shivalik Hills straight to the sea. This is also corroborated by the strontium analysis. Please refer the work by Shri Mrugendra Vinod, who is both a history researcher and a Vedic scholar.
The Jallikattu bull fighting sport in tamil nadu (see videos) has its origins in the Indus Valley . See the IVC seals on the sport kept at the Delhi museum. The great Bath at Mohenja daro is replicated in most temple ponds/tanks of tamil nadu The Sebu bull 'bos indicus,' used in rhe Jallikattu sport, has its origins in the Indus Valley The 'Irula' tribe of the nilgiris in tamil nadu are the closest descendant of the Indus people. The language of the IVC is akin to tamil. Ms Mukopadyay. It appears like theTamil people sre the sucdession to IVC.
The Saraswati Civilization 1500 -600 BC is entirely different from the Indus Valley Civilization (from antiquity to 1900BC) The Saraswati Civilization with Europeans and Central Asian DNA languages religion culture etc replaced the vacated Indus Valley exhibiting.different DNA. Language writing religion culture etc The IVC was under threat of attack in 1900BC Barbaric Steppe Horsemen assembled in Kandahar in Hindu Kush. It was obvious they planned to raid the rich and flourishing IVC. The inhabitants of the IVC who were aware of the forthcoming attack wisely chose to Evacuate the Valley systematically The egalitarean and advanced Indus inhabitants saw defense and coflict as a waste of human investment . Evacuation was the appropriate response to a formidable attack The inhabitants migrated with their belongings to other parts of India The Horsemen returned to their homeland after their invasion. The The empty Cities were slowly occupied by migrants from Europe and Central Asia bringing new language culture religion etc Vedic age starting 1500BC The indus Valley inhabitant live today in other parts of India as the OBC SC ST Minorities .
It's Sindh (Indus) Valley Civilization centered on the banks of river Sindh (Indus) in Pakistan. Indians adding a Sansikrit sounding name to make a claim of a civilization they didnt even know existed 100 years go 😂😂😂
The aundus Valley ws abandoned in 1900BC The Valley was devoid of human habitatioñ until 1500BC. Slowly migrants fron Europe and Central 16:09 Asia began settling the empfy Cities.DNA of the populaton should confirm this f act So the ,indus and the Saraswati are distinctly different Civilizations.
You came from News-18 just to tell him that? At least make an effort to refute his claims. You're just showcasing your education (there's none to see).
😂😂😂 संभाजी ब्रिगेड नावाच्या मदरशात ब्रेन वॉश झालेलं अनाथ लेकरू ...कुठ होता रे आत्ता पर्यंत ....जा बेटा जा आपल्या अब्दुल काका (बाबा) करून लॉलीपॉप खा ...जा घरी जा...😂😂😂😂
Without peer review in academic publications, such ground-breaking, excellent research will not be taken seriously. Please consider!
You are true it only public domain knowledge but not endorsed unity thesis is reviewed by academics
Those who are interested will value but fake liberals won't accept it even if you show real person from that time 😂
@@SMCGPRA Academia is to knowledge what prostitution is to love; close enough on the surface but, to the nonsucker, not exactly the same thing
Nassim Nicholas Taleb
Academic institutions never promote truth, they promote lies of Abrahamic uncultures.
Peer reviewing is rigged with anti-India custodians, open source + social media is the way
Yes, it will be if there is sufficient volume.
Yajnadevam research is path breaking and it will ultimately pave the way to decipher the IVC script.
Yajnadevam's rsearch is based on youtube and net information... and not based on any ground work in tge region. He is sitting in the USA and cfabricating wonderful theories to suit the agenda of Right Wing fundamentalists of Northern India.
My conjectures:
Dwaraka is derived from that diamon and gem entrance. It is still notable that Gujarat coast is famous for diamond traders, cutters. PM inaugurated a diamond bourse in Surat recently.
May be Krishna chose Dwaraka because he somehow knew (may be through a folklore) how indus ppl moved from Saraswati Sindhu valley to Gangetic plains.
We were being fooled in the plain sight. Our scriptures were screaming our history all along and we dismissed it as myth. Now we are a nation suffering from identity crisis.
अति सुंदर कार्य
This is some apex level genius chaos my mind is reeling 😭👌
Dunno why I have a feeling that some people don't want it deciphered.
Cheers mate, you've actually changed my perspective 🤓🐒
YES YOU DO, THANK YOUI, BRILLIANT WORK MY BROTHER.
Man where have you been my whole life, I might cry 😭😭
❤🕉️🌞
Excellent!! Looking forward for more
Wonderful presentation, do you cover the contemporary sites at places like Keezhadi where the harrapan script is also found. this means that virually the whole of Bharat was developing interdependently.
Yes, its in the paper, I'll create videos on those as well
Loved it ❤ Jai Bharat 🕉️🌞🌞
The "unicorn" depicted in the seals seems to be the extinct Indian Aurochs (Bos primigenius namadicus).
Aurochs depictions from Ishtar gate of Mesopotamia also show it with a single "unicorn". I believe this to be an optical illusion, because of the shape of the Aurochs' horns when viewed from a side profile.
Did you try reaching out to news channels or larger youtube channels about this? Academia may take a long time to acknowledge this reseaerch but if it becomes popular it'll be too big to ignore. I suppose Vikram Sampath's book was a similar case.
Ive already presented on Sangam Talks. I will reach out more, once I do a bit more work
@@yajnadevam i am a physics faculty published lot of research work in reputed general..if I can help you somewhat..it's great
17:12 that bull eating from tokri is still in use 😂 in my village around Rajasthan ❤🕉️🙏🏻
your name was given for this work bro, you deserve the name that you carry yajna devan 🔥
Jijith Ravi recently appreciated your work. Though I had seen your previous video and knew about it. How does your work reconcile with S. Talageri's monumental work.
Shiva is called Sringin(one with horns)?
Can you please guide me to find the text and reference?
thats just wow ...... can't believe ❤
Interesting that you mention that the dealings were used to mint coins. But then question would be why no such coins have ever been found across so many sites.
Interesting to see some Mesopotamian seals written in Indus Script. If it makes sense in the language that they spoke, it is a direct proof that your decipherment is correct. Have you cross checked those?
Yes, mesapotamian seals can be read as sumerian or old Akkadian
In one of the seals...where one is bowing down to a standing Individual...and several people standing and observing it....well this has been interpreted as the first tirthankar Rishabdeva of Shraman/Jain sanskriti......who was in a standing posture observing tapascharya...and Bharat his son bowing down to him. Which is also mentioned in the ancient shraman/jain scriptures. In the ancient Shraman/jain scriptures Brahmi was a sister of Rishabdeva...
Indus valley people ate meat and therefore unlikely to be Jains.
@@yajnadevamno they did not
Also sindhu shaurvira janpada under king Udayan who followed Jainism
Indus valley civilization to brahmi transitive script were found
Ancient name of Jainism is Shraman dharma or anekantawad also called shamanism or shramanism and is way ancient dharma
@@yajnadevamalso tirthankara rishabhnath or adinath, whose sign is bull and guardian diety is gomukh yaksha and yakshini chakreshwari mata whose vehicle is Garuda
The Yogi sitting is tirthankara rishabhnath in kayotsarg pose and is one of the meditative pose
There is no yagna or haum havan shown in any of seal of indus and nor buddhism any ancient religion
While Jainism is way ancient dharma and bharatvarsh itself named after Chakravarti bharat, son of tirthankara rishabhnath or adinath
@@paulomi9351 what? I thought bharat was son of dushyant and shakuntala
@@noobteacher9701
The Sanskrit word Bhāratha is a derivation of bharata. The root of the term is bhr-, “to bear / to carry”, with a literal meaning of “to be maintained”. The root bhr is cognate with the English verb to bear and Latin ferō.
Interestingly, the term Dharma, which is the core concept of Indian values, is derived from the root dhr, meaning - to uphold or to nourish. Both the terms Bharatha and Dharma, eventually signify that which supports universal order or the orderly existence of the individual in life.
The first Article of the Constitution of the Republic of India states, “India, that is Bharat, shall be a union of states.” Thus, India and Bharat are equally official short names for the Republic of India. The name Hindustan was used in historical contexts, especially in British times.
Bharatha Varsha was not always called by that name. Its earlier name was Aja_nabha_Varsha. Before that, it was Himavath Pradesha. Why did it become Bharatha Varsha? Who was this Bharatha?
To know that, we have to go back to Swayambhu Manu, the progenitor. His son was Priyavarta, a great monarch. His son was Agni_dhara. His son was Ajanabha also called Nabhi. Ajanabha was a very virtuous and a noble king. During his reign, the land came to be known as Ajanabha_Varsha. Ajanabha’s son was the great Rsabhadeva. . He was a saintly king. Rsabha renounced the kingdom in favor of his son Bharata and became an ascetic. Bharatha was one of the most pious and noblest of Monarchs of his line. He nourished and nurtured his subjects righteously. During his time, the land that was until then called Aja_nabha_Varsha came to be known, as Bharatha Varsha - ततश्च भारतं वर्षमेतल्लोकेषुगीयते. It has been so since then. Ajanabha (Nabhi), Rsabha and Bharatha figure prominently in the Jain tradition.
What we call Bhatatha Varsha or Bharatha is named after a very virtuous and noble king Bharatha. The best we (who are born and who reside in his land) can do is to be worthy of his name.
Obviously, in the olden days being born in Bharath was a matter of pride. In the Gita, Krishna often refers to Arjuna as Bharatha, the noble one.(For more on the name of India please visit
: sreenivasaraos.com/2012/09/01/sindhu-hindu-india/
***
Over the centuries the name of Bharatha Varsha, its shape and its extent have changed many times. Whatever is its present name, either borrowed or assigned; whatever the extent of its boundaries is; the concept of India that is Bharath has survived as a many dimensional splendor; even amidst the encircling chaos. It has always been a nation. India has held on to its pluralism, its democratic way of life and its basic values; despite strife, contradictions and endless diversities. This is no mean achievement. It is for these reasons we call it, the Miracle that is India.
can there be any connection between indus script and gobeki tebe animal carvings and karahan tepe linga and naga site?
Good.
So if we want to have a uniform official language, We can just take Sanskrit In brahmi script, standardise, modernise it and boom, we have a Replacement for English. Then we can simply follow a 3 language formula and unify Aryavarta Again.
Yajnadevam, pls let us the know the channel name....so we can easily find the other talks by you on that channel.
@Ajey The popular idea that Vedic Sarasvati was perennial and therefore a glacier-fed river is a misconception. Nowhere in the Vedas does it say that Sarasvati came from the high mountains where the glaciers are. On the contrary, Rigveda says एका॑चेत॒त्सर॑स्वती न॒दीनां॒ शुचि॑र्य॒ती गि॒रिभ्य॒ आ स॑मु॒द्रात् ।
See how it says गिरिभ्यः आ समुद्रात् along with एका नदीनाम्. Which means it was unique among rivers as it flowed from गिरयः to समुद्रः. गिरि in fact, does not exactly mean mountain, but rather hill. Mountain is पर्वत, to be specific, as it has पर्वणः (layers). Therefore, although the river may have had glacier flow at the some time in pre-history, the Vedic era Sarasvati was largely a rain-fed river that was unique in that that it flowed from Shivalik Hills straight to the sea. This is also corroborated by the strontium analysis. Please refer the work by Shri Mrugendra Vinod, who is both a history researcher and a Vedic scholar.
Where are reference/Data?
Nilgai=indus unicorn
Find difficult to understand your words . Your voice & pronunciations aren't so clear . It would be great if you continue with both hindi & Eng.
is Mesopotamia seals script language similar to Indus seals????
The UNICORN is TRADITIONAL VYAL OR YALLI
in one seal there are sapta matrikas.....seven virgin women.
The Jallikattu bull fighting sport in tamil nadu (see videos) has its origins in the Indus Valley . See the IVC seals on the sport kept at the Delhi museum.
The great Bath at Mohenja daro is replicated in most temple ponds/tanks of tamil nadu
The Sebu bull 'bos indicus,' used in rhe Jallikattu sport, has its origins in the Indus Valley
The 'Irula' tribe of the nilgiris in tamil nadu are the closest descendant of the Indus people.
The language of the IVC is akin to tamil. Ms Mukopadyay.
It appears like theTamil people sre the sucdession to IVC.
The Saraswati Civilization 1500 -600 BC is entirely different from the Indus Valley Civilization (from antiquity to 1900BC) The Saraswati Civilization with Europeans and Central Asian DNA languages religion culture etc replaced the vacated Indus Valley exhibiting.different DNA. Language writing religion culture etc
The IVC was under threat of attack in 1900BC Barbaric Steppe Horsemen assembled in Kandahar in Hindu Kush. It was obvious they planned to raid the rich and flourishing IVC. The inhabitants of the IVC who were aware of the forthcoming attack wisely chose to Evacuate the Valley systematically
The egalitarean and advanced Indus inhabitants saw defense and coflict as a waste of human investment . Evacuation was the appropriate response to a formidable attack The inhabitants migrated with their belongings to other parts of India
The Horsemen returned to their homeland after their invasion.
The
The empty Cities were slowly occupied by migrants from Europe and Central Asia bringing new language culture religion etc Vedic age starting 1500BC
The indus Valley inhabitant live today in other parts of India as the OBC SC ST Minorities .
Where is your gend? People want to use it
what sort of stupid moronic comment was this?😂
It's Sindh (Indus) Valley Civilization centered on the banks of river Sindh (Indus) in Pakistan. Indians adding a Sansikrit sounding name to make a claim of a civilization they didnt even know existed 100 years go 😂😂😂
Most of the indus sites are in India. Pakistan was not considered different from Indian civilization, use common sense. Sindh is a Sanskrit name.
The aundus Valley ws abandoned in 1900BC
The Valley was devoid of human habitatioñ until 1500BC.
Slowly migrants fron Europe and Central 16:09 Asia began settling the empfy Cities.DNA of the populaton should confirm this f act
So the ,indus and the Saraswati are distinctly different Civilizations.
The Indus Valley Civilization is distinctly different from the Vedic Civilization that existed from 1500bc onwards
and were inhabited by immigrant pastoralist from Europe and Central Asia.
It would make sense if the topic is on the civiliza5ion post 1500 BC
The Indus ceased to exist in 1900bc.
In the Indus Valley and continued in the South and East of the sub continent .
😂😂😂 nothing is research it's figment of his imagination😅😅
There was no hindu God at at times of harappa😅❤
You came from News-18 just to tell him that? At least make an effort to refute his claims. You're just showcasing your education (there's none to see).
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