The author explains why the Wuzukhana Shivalinga cannot be the original Visvesvara Jyotirlinga, Nandisavara, Tarakesvara, or Gangesvara, and asserts the possibility of it being the original Avimuktesvara Linga.
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Do You Know Where The Original Idol Of Shringar Gauri Is?
The Adi-Visvesvara Temple houses the original argha (seat) of the Visvesvara Jyotirlinga, and the original vigraha (idol) of Shringara Gauri and Saubhagya Gauri.
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The Misconception About The Antiquity And Location Of The First Original Site Of Visveswara Jyotirlinga (Kashi Vishwanath)
The Gyanwapi Mosque is the original ancient site of Avimukteswara Linga and not the Visvesvara Jyotirlinga (Kashi Vishwanath). The fundamental factual inaccuracies and misconceptions with regard to the Visvesvara Jyotirlinga cast a cloud on the legitimacy of the otherwise legitimate Hindu claim on Kashi Vishwanath, and the grave errors render all flawed court petitions and prayers void ab initio.
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Why Indo-Europeanists Have A Duty To Face The Out-Of-India Theory
In this article, Koenraad Elst calls upon the Indo-Europeanists to study the evidences for the Out of India (OIT) theory.
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Sri Aurobindo And Mahatma Gandhi: Heroes- Forgotten And Remembered (Part 2)
Nehru and Gandhiji became our (only) heroes; some like Sardar Patel, grudgingly became heroes; and the uncomfortable critics, like Subash Bose, Aurobindo, Vivekananda, and Savarkar, became either villains or pushed into oblivion.
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Sri Aurobindo And Mahatama Gandhi: Heroes Forgotten And Remembered (Part1)
Sri Aurobindo needs an urgent rediscovery.
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Ayodhya, Mecca: Same Struggle!
Places of pilgrimage are protected regardless of whether the reason for their sacredness can be proven.
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Sardar Patel and Hindu Dhimmitude
While politically unifying India, Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel inadvertently paved the way for the evisceration of Hindu civilization.
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Confiscating Our Gods: How State Antipathy, Disguised as Passivity, Is Undermining India’s (Hindu) Heritage
Since a civilisation is established by its people, if the community can no longer identify itself under any banner, the civilisation and, ultimately, the State perish. Under such conditions, the future of Indic culture is bleak.
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The Deity: D-scale of Dharma
On objects like vessels, over time sediments accrete and coat the surface. The process of removing the accretions and restoring the shine is known as 'descaling.' Similarly with Deities, over time sentiments and fallacies have formed a layer over our beliefs. This D-Scale can be used to assess that and clean our attitudes towards the deities.