Papers by Dr. Srivas Krishna D A S Brahmacari
This article devils into the intriguing parallels between modern quantum gravity, quantum field t... more This article devils into the intriguing parallels between modern quantum gravity, quantum field theory, and ancient Vedic philosophy. Both systems, though vastly different in methodology, address fundamental questions about the nature of reality, time, and consciousness. Quantum mechanics and field theory propose an interconnected, dynamic universe where observation influences reality, a concept that resonates with Vedic ideas of Brahman, the universal consciousness, and Maya, the illusory nature of material existence. Vedic notions of time, seen as cyclical and emergent, align with quantum gravity's fluid, non-linear model of time, further drawing comparisons between quantum superposition and the Vedic concept of multiple realities. String theory's vibrating strings also find a parallel in the Vedic concept of "Nada Brahma," suggesting that both traditions envision a vibrational universe. This synthesis of quantum physics and Vedic metaphysics offers a unified framework that challenges traditional notions of separateness and time, encouraging a holistic approach to understanding the cosmos.
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The pursuit to understand the fundamental nature of the universe has been a long-standing endeavo... more The pursuit to understand the fundamental nature of the universe has been a long-standing endeavor of human civilization. Modern physics, through the lens of string theory, advises that the universe's basic constituents are not point-like particles but rather one-dimensional "strings" that vibrate at different frequencies. This theory tries to unify the four fundamental forces of nature—electromagnetic, strong nuclear, weak nuclear, and gravitational forces—into a single framework. Interestingly, ancient Vedic literature, particularly the Śatapatha Brāhmaṇa, and shlok 66 of yakṣa praśna from Van Parva of Epic Mahābhārata offers a similar conception, wherein the universe is interconnected through a "string" (Vāyu), which permeates everything. This article explores the convergence of modern string theory and ancient Vedic wisdom, highlighting the parallels and offering insights into how ancient knowledge systems may enlighten contemporary scientific thought.
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This study highlights the connection between Sanskrit and artificial intelligence (AI) focusing o... more This study highlights the connection between Sanskrit and artificial intelligence (AI) focusing on the usefulness of the ancient language in improving AI systems in the future. The structural clarity that Sanskrit possesses is worth focusing on because its grammar and rules are well understood, giving it some leverage in models of AI. The paper explores the concepts of Sanskrit as both a language and a science and its application in advanced natural language processing (NLP), complex knowledge representation, and language conservation. By synthesizing its hierarchical structure and symbolic content, AI systems can achieve improved accuracy, efficiency, and contextual awareness.
The research highlights Sanskrit's potential in connecting ancient knowledge with modern AI applications. It suggests that the language's structured nature could provide a robust framework for developing advanced AI models. Furthermore, the study considers the cultural relevance of Sanskrit in AI and proposes that its use in AI-driven initiatives could help preserve endangered languages and digitize ancient texts. The article concludes by addressing the potential challenges and future directions for integrating Sanskrit into AI, advocating for interdisciplinary collaboration to unlock the full potential of this ancient language in modern technology.
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Among the oldest repositories of human knowledge, Vedic texts offer a sophisticated model of the ... more Among the oldest repositories of human knowledge, Vedic texts offer a sophisticated model of the mind that seems to fit very well with contemporary understanding. This paper is based on the Vedic model of the mind, focusing on its various components—Manas (mind), Buddhi (intellect), Ahaṃkāra (ego), and Chitta (consciousness). By comparing these with contemporary neuroscience and psychology, we aim to shed light on how Vedic wisdom brings a holistic approach to understanding the mind, possibly contributing to cognitive science, mental health, and consciousness studies.
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International Journal of Science and Research Archive, 2024
The historical origins of foundational mathematical principles often lie obscured in the past. Am... more The historical origins of foundational mathematical principles often lie obscured in the past. Among the luminaries in this nebulous landscape were Vedic mathematicians like Baudhāyana, Bhāṣkarācārya, Brahmagupta, Aryabhata, Pāṇini, Kātyāyana, and Āpastamba, eminent figures and sages of their time. Baudhāyana, in particular, is revered for his seminal contributions, prominently through the Baudhāyana Sulba Sūtra. This compendium of mathematical and ritualistic precepts predates the. The Baudhāyana Sulba Sūtra text belongs to the ritualistic ethos of Vedic Hinduism, yet it contains profound geometric theorems that expose the multifaceted genius of Baudhāyana. A scholarly endeavor has been an exegetical exercise on the mathematical corpus left by Baudhāyana, which throws new light on his pivotal role in shaping the contours of mathematical discourse within the antiquity of our civilization. This research helps us to enrich our knowledge about Vedic mathematical thinking and its intricate relationship with cultural and spiritual traditions.
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International Journal for Multidisciplinary Research, 2024
The ontological position of Acintya Bhedābheda, known as the doctrine of the "inconceivable onene... more The ontological position of Acintya Bhedābheda, known as the doctrine of the "inconceivable oneness and difference," emphasizes both unity and difference between the jīva (the living being), prakṛti (matter), and Bhagavāna (God) at the same time, enhancing our conception of reality. We will then compare the relation of matter and consciousness in this view with contemporary quantum physics. In this paper, we aim to discuss an attachment of ancient wisdom to understand modern science and elaborate on profound realization of Acintya Bhedābheda in the context of quantum phenomena. Resting upon the Vedic traditional philosophy and then further unfolded by Śrīman Caitanya Mahāprabhu, Acintya Bhedābheda talks about the simultaneous oneness and difference of the jīvātmā and prakṛti from Bhagavāna. This miraculous unity and diversity is, by its very nature, a sound paradox to the everyday developed habits of thought, for it is not easy to be conceived how one can be a party to the same ultimate reality of substance, the material universe with the individual consciousness. The relation of the individual souls with the Supreme Consciousness is almost more like the relation of the sun's rays with the sun himself; they come from the sun and demonstrate his property while they are not the sun. Acintya Bhedābheda corresponds to a comprehensive frame through which one can better perceive the nature of reality, the play of matter and consciousness, and the spiritual path toward realization. Deeply embedded in the Vedic tradition, this philosophy is drawn out through Śrīman Caitanya Mahāprabhu, pointing toward deep empathy insights with ancient wisdom and contemporary scientific paradigms, especially quantum physics.
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Vedic literature has let humanity discover a high level of science, including aviation. Thus, lea... more Vedic literature has let humanity discover a high level of science, including aviation. Thus, learning deepens itself in the ancient texts for uncovering the advanced knowledge regarding aeroplanes, the varieties discussed, their creating principles, and the flow of technology in the aviation sector during the four Yugas: Satya, Tretā, Dvāpara, and Kali Yuga. By investigating these features, we hope to transcend the modern perspective on Vedic science that is only mythological and emphasizes its deep scientific insight.
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Visistha Advaita, a prominent school of Vedanta philosophy propagated by the revered sage Sripad ... more Visistha Advaita, a prominent school of Vedanta philosophy propagated by the revered sage Sripad Ramanujacharya, offers profound insights into the relationship between matter, energy, and consciousness. This philosophical framework, also known as Qualified Non-Dualism, bridges the gap between the absolute unity of Brahman (the ultimate reality) and the diversity of the world. By exploring the nature of matter, energy, and consciousness and their interconnectedness, Visistha Advaita provides a comprehensive understanding of reality.
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The investigation of the intricate relationship between the material world and consciousness has ... more The investigation of the intricate relationship between the material world and consciousness has been a central and enduring theme in both scientific and philosophical discourse throughout history. This article takes a deep dive into the amalgamation of recent scientific discoveries and ancient Vedic philosophy, with a focus on the profound insights offered by Adi Shankaracharya's teachings. By intertwining these perspectives, the article aims to provide a thorough and nuanced understanding of the nature of reality.
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Ancient Vedic scriptures, particularly the Vedas, reveal a profound understanding of natural phen... more Ancient Vedic scriptures, particularly the Vedas, reveal a profound understanding of natural phenomena, including the hydrological cycle, long before the advent of modern science. This study examines hydrological concepts as depicted in the Atharvaveda and Rigveda, focusing on selected hymns that describe the water cycle.
The Atharvaveda hymns (4.27.4, 3.13.2, 3.13.1) portray the evaporation of water from oceans, its transformation into clouds, and its return to Earth as rain. These hymns metaphorically depict the roles of wind deities and celestial beings in the movement of water through the atmosphere and its subsequent precipitation. Similarly, the Rigveda hymns (1.23.18, 1.164.51) emphasize the essential role of water in sustaining life and describe the cyclical process of evaporation, condensation, and precipitation.
By analyzing these verses, this paper demonstrates how ancient sages observed and documented the water cycle, providing insights that align remarkably with modern hydrological science. This research highlights the enduring wisdom of Vedic literature and its contributions to our understanding of natural processes, offering a unique perspective on the integration of ancient wisdom with contemporary scientific knowledge.
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This research article investigates an intriguing aspect of ancient Vedic scriptures, particularly... more This research article investigates an intriguing aspect of ancient Vedic scriptures, particularly the Rigveda, which contains verses hinting at a comprehension of the speed of light. Specifically, the fourth verse of Rigvedic hymn 1.50 suggests that light covers 2,202 yojanas in half a nimisha. Drawing upon the definitions of yojana and nimisha found in venerable texts like the Vishnu Purana and the Mahabharata, we reassess this ancient insight through the lens of modern scientific understanding. The ensuing calculation reveals a remarkable proximity between the speed of light as portrayed in the Rigveda and the scientifically acknowledged value. This article not only underscores the sophistication inherent in ancient Vedic knowledge systems but also urges a reevaluation of the dismissive attitudes often directed towards traditional wisdom.
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Photosynthesis is a crucial process that sustains life on our planet, and it has been a topic of ... more Photosynthesis is a crucial process that sustains life on our planet, and it has been a topic of interest in both modern scientific discussions as well as ancient Vedic scriptures. In this research article, we delve into the profound insights that Vedic literature offers regarding the complex workings of photosynthesis by drawing upon the teachings of Parasara and texts such as the Mahabharata, which date back thousands of years. Through meticulous analysis of botanical terminology and philosophical reflections on the interplay between light and life, this study aims to shed light on the parallels between Vedic understanding and modern scientific discoveries. The article explores the role of chlorophyll, the intricate stages of photosynthesis, and the various environmental factors that influence this sacred process. By bridging the realms of spirituality and science, our research aims to deepen our appreciation of the divine intelligence inherent in nature's tapestry. We hope that this article will provide valuable insights into the workings of photosynthesis and help us understand the intricate ways in which various elements of nature interact with each other.
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As we navigate this vast and complex terrain, the journey towards understanding parallel universe... more As we navigate this vast and complex terrain, the journey towards understanding parallel universes and the multiverse fills us with awe and wonder. It is a journey that transcends the boundaries of time and space, inviting us to contemplate the nature of existence itself.
In the end, whether we find ourselves immersed in the timeless wisdom of the Vedas or the cutting-edge research of modern science, one truth remains constant: the pursuit of knowledge is a never-ending odyssey that fuels the human spirit and expands the horizons of our collective understanding.
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The fascinating exploration of quantum physics and its interconnectedness with consciousness has ... more The fascinating exploration of quantum physics and its interconnectedness with consciousness has been a topic of great interest for scientists, researchers, and philosophers alike. Quantum physics, a branch of physics that deals with the behaviour of particles at the smallest scales, has revealed profound insights into the nature of reality, challenging our conventional understanding of space, time, and causality. This has opened up a whole new paradigm for exploring the connection between the physical world and the unmanifested realm of consciousness, which has been a subject of study in ancient wisdom traditions, particularly Vedic philosophy.
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In summary, the ancient texts of the Vedic sources offer profound insights into the interplay bet... more In summary, the ancient texts of the Vedic sources offer profound insights into the interplay between human consciousness and planetary frequencies. Through the practice of different meditation methods, individuals can harmonize their brain waves with the rhythms of the universe, fostering a deeper connection with cosmic intelligence and realizing the infinite potential of the human spirit.
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Vedic science, rooted in ancient Hindu texts like the Vedas and the Bhagavad Gita, offers profoun... more Vedic science, rooted in ancient Hindu texts like the Vedas and the Bhagavad Gita, offers profound insights into the nature of consciousness and its role in the universe. These scriptures emphasize that consciousness is not merely a product of the brain but a fundamental aspect of existence, permeating every aspect of the cosmos. In this article, we delve into the teachings of the Bhagavad Gita to explore the significance of consciousness in understanding the universe.
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This article delves into the therapeutic benefits of clapping hands during Kirtan, a form of devo... more This article delves into the therapeutic benefits of clapping hands during Kirtan, a form of devotional service. Drawing on insights from neuroscience, psychology, traditional medicine, and spiritual discourse, we explore the intricate sensorimotor connection underlying haptic perception. Additionally, we elucidate the physiological and psychological effects of clapping, while examining its role in fostering spiritual connection and overall well-being. Through a synthesis of empirical research, ancient wisdom, and cultural practices, we shed light on the profound implications of this age-old tradition in promoting holistic health and spiritual growth.
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The concept of the space-time continuum is one of the most profound and revolutionary ideas in th... more The concept of the space-time continuum is one of the most profound and revolutionary ideas in the field of theoretical physics. It lies at the heart of Albert Einstein’s theory of relativity, which has reshaped our understanding of the fundamental structure of the universe. The space-time continuum is a fundamental and groundbreaking idea that has transformed our understanding of the universe. It unifies two seemingly distinct dimensions, space, and time, into a single, interconnected fabric that underlies the very nature of reality. This concept was famously introduced by Albert Einstein in his theory of general relativity, and it has since become a cornerstone of modern physics. This study provided critical analysis of the theory of Relativity and its exposure in Vedic literature. The relationship between space and time is a fundamental concept in modern physics, particularly in Einstein’s theory of relativity. This concept, known as the space-time continuum, has revolutionized our understanding of the physical universe. Surprisingly, there are intriguing parallels between the ancient Vedic literature, specifically the Srimad Bhagavata MahaPurana, and the modern scientific understanding of the space-time continuum. In this exploration, we will delve into these connections and elucidate the profound insights offered by Vedic texts regarding the interplay between matter and time. While these ideas are deeply philosophical and rooted in ancient cosmology, they offer a unique perspective on the nature of the material world and its relationship with time.
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This research article explores the intriguing connection between the ancient Vedic mathematical w... more This research article explores the intriguing connection between the ancient Vedic mathematical wisdom embedded in Vedic texts and the calculation of the mathematical constant Pi. The Shatapatha Brahmana and Vedic verses from Rigveda provide approximations of Pi, showcasing the advanced mathematical understanding of Vedic scholars during the Vedic period. The study delves into the use of Vedic numerical codes and the application of the Katapayadi encryption system, revealing how ancient sages encoded mathematical information in hymns.
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Papers by Dr. Srivas Krishna D A S Brahmacari
The research highlights Sanskrit's potential in connecting ancient knowledge with modern AI applications. It suggests that the language's structured nature could provide a robust framework for developing advanced AI models. Furthermore, the study considers the cultural relevance of Sanskrit in AI and proposes that its use in AI-driven initiatives could help preserve endangered languages and digitize ancient texts. The article concludes by addressing the potential challenges and future directions for integrating Sanskrit into AI, advocating for interdisciplinary collaboration to unlock the full potential of this ancient language in modern technology.
The Atharvaveda hymns (4.27.4, 3.13.2, 3.13.1) portray the evaporation of water from oceans, its transformation into clouds, and its return to Earth as rain. These hymns metaphorically depict the roles of wind deities and celestial beings in the movement of water through the atmosphere and its subsequent precipitation. Similarly, the Rigveda hymns (1.23.18, 1.164.51) emphasize the essential role of water in sustaining life and describe the cyclical process of evaporation, condensation, and precipitation.
By analyzing these verses, this paper demonstrates how ancient sages observed and documented the water cycle, providing insights that align remarkably with modern hydrological science. This research highlights the enduring wisdom of Vedic literature and its contributions to our understanding of natural processes, offering a unique perspective on the integration of ancient wisdom with contemporary scientific knowledge.
In the end, whether we find ourselves immersed in the timeless wisdom of the Vedas or the cutting-edge research of modern science, one truth remains constant: the pursuit of knowledge is a never-ending odyssey that fuels the human spirit and expands the horizons of our collective understanding.
The research highlights Sanskrit's potential in connecting ancient knowledge with modern AI applications. It suggests that the language's structured nature could provide a robust framework for developing advanced AI models. Furthermore, the study considers the cultural relevance of Sanskrit in AI and proposes that its use in AI-driven initiatives could help preserve endangered languages and digitize ancient texts. The article concludes by addressing the potential challenges and future directions for integrating Sanskrit into AI, advocating for interdisciplinary collaboration to unlock the full potential of this ancient language in modern technology.
The Atharvaveda hymns (4.27.4, 3.13.2, 3.13.1) portray the evaporation of water from oceans, its transformation into clouds, and its return to Earth as rain. These hymns metaphorically depict the roles of wind deities and celestial beings in the movement of water through the atmosphere and its subsequent precipitation. Similarly, the Rigveda hymns (1.23.18, 1.164.51) emphasize the essential role of water in sustaining life and describe the cyclical process of evaporation, condensation, and precipitation.
By analyzing these verses, this paper demonstrates how ancient sages observed and documented the water cycle, providing insights that align remarkably with modern hydrological science. This research highlights the enduring wisdom of Vedic literature and its contributions to our understanding of natural processes, offering a unique perspective on the integration of ancient wisdom with contemporary scientific knowledge.
In the end, whether we find ourselves immersed in the timeless wisdom of the Vedas or the cutting-edge research of modern science, one truth remains constant: the pursuit of knowledge is a never-ending odyssey that fuels the human spirit and expands the horizons of our collective understanding.
"Navigating the Shadows of Society" is a comprehensive exploration of these intricate aspects of the human psyche, their impact on our lives, and the strategies to conquer them. Through a blend of modern scientific findings and the timeless wisdom of Vedic scriptures, especially the revered Bhagavad Gita, this book offers a unique and holistic perspective on the human mind and the intricate chemistry of behavior. The synthesis of ancient wisdom with modern research brings forth a guide that is not only insightful but also practical in its approach.
As we embark on this journey, we shall delve deep into the recesses of our minds, uncovering the veiled layers of our emotions and thoughts. We'll begin with an in-depth examination of fear, the omnipresent shadow that often stands between us and our aspirations. "Fear Unveiled" will reveal the psychology behind fear and the profound impact it can have on our lives. But more importantly, it will equip you with tools to conquer your fears, enabling you to walk your chosen path with courage and confidence.
Moving forward, "Mastering Anger" will guide you through the labyrinth of this intense emotion, offering effective strategies for managing and healing the wounds that anger can create, both within us and in our relationships. By understanding anger in its various dimensions, you will learn how to harness its energy constructively.
"Quiet the Mind" provides a sanctuary from the relentless noise of overthinking. In a world saturated with information and distractions, overthinking has become a common malady. This section will unravel the mechanisms of the overactive mind and offer practical techniques to find peace and clarity within.
"From Molecules to Mind" takes us on a fascinating journey through the intricate chemistry of behavior. This section explores the profound impact of our brain's chemistry on our thoughts, emotions, and actions. By gaining insight into this often overlooked aspect of our psychology, you will be better equipped to navigate the seas of your own mind.
"Clearing the Fog" delves into the realm of confusion, a state that can paralyze our decision-making and cloud our understanding. With the wisdom of ancient scriptures and modern insights, you will learn to navigate through the mist and find clarity in the most bewildering situations.
"Reignite Your Inner Fire" addresses demotivation, a formidable adversary on the path to success and happiness. By drawing inspiration from the teachings of the Bhagavad Gita and modern psychology, this section will guide you in rediscovering your enthusiasm and drive.
"Finding Serenity" is your guide to managing stress and discovering the tranquility that lies within. With a blend of stress-management strategies and ancient wisdom, you will learn how to find peace amidst life's chaos.
In the depths of despair, "Rising from the Darkness" offers an insight on the common and inevitable problem of modern day society, implicitly called as "Depression" and a lifeline for those battling with it. Combining modern remedies with the profound insights of Vedic scriptures, this section seeks to illuminate the path to recovery and healing.
Finally, "Breaking the Silence" explores the sensitive and often stigmatized topic of suicide, providing understanding and promoting hope through modern findings and the timeless teachings of the Bhagavad Gita.
As we traverse these pages, we invite you to embark on a profound journey of self-discovery and empowerment. "Navigating the Shadows of Society" is not just a book; it is a roadmap to mastering your emotions, understanding your mind, and finding the enlightenment that resides within us all. The convergence of modern science and ancient wisdom provides a comprehensive approach that is both enlightening and transformative. It is a call to explore the depths of your own psyche, to conquer your fears, and to unveil the greatness that lies within you.
This work endeavors to underscore the vital link between dishonesty and our health, with a resounding call for embracing truthfulness as a means to lead a healthier and more fulfilling life. We are confident that this book will be of great interest to professionals and scholars within the fields of medicine, psychology, and ethics, as well as to a broader readership seeking to explore this thought-provoking subject.