Ancient Indian Mathematics #shorts #ayodhya #hinduism #fact

[CulturalEdits]

It depends what you consider as the shape. If you look strictly at petals, than yes, it is 7, 13 and 29. But if you change your perspective about the types of shape, eg, imagine each petal broken in half, which will double the petal. We will have to include to the ‘T’ shaped gaps between the petals too. The 13 petal example is clearer. So; 13x2=26 half petals(+half “T” shape), which makes Shulba methodology work :) Just a matter of perspective can create the boundaries of infinity, we are blessed to have such profound wisdom from ancient times 🙏

Upon some more reflection, I realized the Lotus was also purposefully chosen as a representation of this symmetry that permeates each layer to be conjugate. I mean this in the sense where in order for the next layer to be constructed, there has to be a form of imbalance that restricts equilibrium and therefore create a new growth vector of the lotus. If the let’s say the outermost layer was perfectly symmetrical, the inner layer need not develop. It is to balance this imbalance a new dimension developed. Extrapolate this out to anything else, like how sometimes we don’t get exactly what we want when we want it, instead sometimes we get it when we need it, or in a more perfect situation :)

[alx_spencer]

What a great world our country is 🚩🚩🙏🙏

[vvhhhh]

Literally got addicted to this channel 🤩

[musafirtraveller]

The gap in between those petals make this wander possible 🎉😊

[grsumathi]

Blessed to be born as a hindu in the knowledge treasury Bharatha♥️🚩🚩
Hope everyone realizes this.

[East_man_]

What happened to these westerners
Suddenly why this much of interest on Indian culture
Till yesterday they praised Chinese tradition and now why it shifted to India 😅😅😅
Looks geopolitics and cultural interests are same

[macgama]

And some people think sanatan is about only spiritual and worshipping they dont know geometry is given by bharat to world ..

[Faydid]

I care not who the teacher is if the knowledge is true

[abantika]

Do you have hardcopy books? Not a fan of reading ebooks

[suvigyamishra]

Still Someone : a blackbox in a desert is unbelievable 😂😂

[sarvinb]

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[unechaine]

29 is the 10th prime, 13 the6th and 7 is the 4th prime. WHY these ones ?

[annaireton]

Seems like its symbolism for time.
7 Days 13 months and 29 years until you switch it?
Just a guessing theory.

[sbstheking]

First move middle petal 3 times left

Then move outer layer of 4 times right

The press middle part

[Adam____iChad]

This comment is not a spam, but rather an expression of self-awareness. It highlights various historical contributions from different civilizations to debunk myths about exclusive inventions Certainly:

1. **Number Zero:* The Babylonians, around 2100 BCE, employed a placeholder symbol in their sexagesimal (base-60) positional numeral system, laying the foundation for the concept of zero. Mesopotamia also did that around 3300BCE

2. **Plastic Surgery:** Ancient Greek and Roman physicians also explored surgical techniques, contributing to the broader history of plastic surgery.

3. **Chess:** Persian and Arab cultures played crucial roles in shaping the modern form of chess as it traveled along the Silk Road. (For instance a chess like game was played in Mesopotamia around 3400BCE)

4. **Flush Toilet:** Sir John Harington, an Englishman, is credited with inventing the first flush toilet in the late 16th century.

5. **Pythagorean Theorem:** Babylonians and Egyptians demonstrated knowledge of the theorem before it became widely known.

6. **Calculus:** Aside from Newton and Leibniz, Greek mathematicians and Chinese mathematicians made early contributions to calculus-like concepts.

7. **Vimanas (Airplanes):** Symbolic references aside, ancient Greek engineer Archytas made early attempts at mechanical flight.

8. **Sushruta (Surgeon):** Ancient Greek physicians like Hippocrates and Galen also played pivotal roles in the development of medical knowledge. (Egyptian where the first surgeon around 3000BCE which predates sushtra which is around 600BCE)

9. **Computer and Binary System:** European mathematicians, such as George Boole, laid the groundwork for modern binary systems and computational logic.

10. **Polo:** The Persians and Central Asians not only played early forms of polo but also contributed to its evolution into the modern game.

11. **Kung Fu:** The origins of martial arts, including Kung Fu, can be traced back to ancient China, where a diverse array of martial disciplines developed independently. The popular association of Kung Fu with Bodhidharma bringing it to the Shaolin Temple lacks substantial historical evidence. The evolution of Chinese martial arts is deeply rooted in the rich cultural and philosophical traditions of China, reflecting a distinct and indigenous development. It's important to appreciate Kung Fu on its own merit as a product of Chinese history and culture rather than attributing its origins to specific individuals or external influences.
12 **Vedas and Sanskrit (Pre-3000 BCE):** While the Vedas, composed between 1500 BCE and 1200 BCE, are ancient, claims of their existence before 3000 BCE lack substantial evidence. Sanskrit, originating around 1500 BCE, is indeed an ancient language, but labeling it as pre-3000 BCE requires careful examination.

13 **Oldest Language (Sanskrit):** Sanskrit, traced back to around 1500 BCE, is ancient. However, Sumerian's proto-writing dates to around 3200 BCE, with the city of Uruk developing a complex writing system around 3300 BCE.

14 **Oldest Book (Vedas):** The Vedas, composed between 1500 BCE and 1200 BCE, are ancient. Yet, Sumerian texts like the Kesh Temple Hymn (c. 2600 BCE) and the Instructions of Shuruppak (c. 2600 BCE) predate them.

15 **Oldest Religion (Hinduism):** While Hinduism's roots span over 3000 years, attributing specific beliefs to this period is challenging. Ancient spiritual beliefs and animism predate organized religions by tens of thousands of years.

16**Oldest Civilization (Indus Valley):** The Indus Valley Civilization (3300–1300 BCE) is ancient. However, Çatalhöyük in Anatolia dates back to approximately 7500 BCE, and Göbekli Tepe, with structures from 9600 BCE, predates both.

17**Spiciest Food (Indian vs. Mexican):** Indian spices have been in use for over 4000 years, while chili peppers, essential to spicy Mexican cuisine, were cultivated in Mesoamerica for at least 6000 years, based on evidence from sites like Tehuacán in Mexico.

18**Agriculture in the Fertile Crescent (Pre-9000 BCE):** The cultivation of plants began around 10, 000 BCE in the Fertile Crescent, encompassing parts of modern-day Iraq, Syria, and Iran. Early evidence suggests domestication of wheat and barley, marking the dawn of agriculture.

19**Stone Tools in Africa (Pre-2.5 Million Years):** Homo habilis, an early human ancestor, is associated with the Oldowan stone tool industry in Africa, dating back around 2.5 million years. These tools represent some of the earliest evidence of hominins using technology.

20**Astronomy in Megalithic Structures (Pre-3000 BCE):** Megalithic structures like Stonehenge (constructed around 3000 BCE) and Nabta Playa in Egypt (estimated around 4800 BCE) suggest early human interest and knowledge in astronomy.

21 **Cave Art in Indonesia (40, 000–60, 000 Years Ago):** Cave art in Indonesia, particularly on the island of Sulawesi, dates back to at least 40, 000 years ago, making it among the oldest known examples of prehistoric art.

22:**Birthplace of Mathematics:** Acknowledging India's substantial contributions to mathematics, it's crucial to recognize that ancient mathematical foundations were laid by multiple civilizations. Mesopotamians, around 3000 BCE, notably the Sumerians, utilized advanced mathematical concepts in fields like geometry and arithmetic. The Plimpton 322 tablet, dating to approximately 1800 BCE, reveals their understanding of Pythagorean triples, showcasing mathematical sophistication that predates specific Indian mathematical developments. Mathematics, as a global endeavor, has roots in diverse ancient cultures.

23: In ancient civilizations, the Platonic Academy in Athens, founded by the philosopher Plato around 387 BCE, is one of the earliest known educational institutions resembling a university. While it may not align perfectly with the modern concept of a university, it served as a center for philosophical and scientific discourse, making significant contributions to ancient Greek intellectual life.

[YuvrajWithAGuitar]

Not to be arrogant... But now an American will teach me about my culture! 😅

[MisterHello.]

random ass numbers lmfao not that hard to get those and in my opinion except for the 13 petals the others are jsut what fit in it lmfao.

[pradnyeshshinde]

Ram mandir was a buddha stal while land leveling of that place archaeologist fould gautam buddha stachus and artifacts
If there is huminitya in people plz take some action against it