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 | | Aryavarta var en civilisation och kultur vida överlägsen någon som existerar idag, och utan det hårda och oekologiska jordbruk och industrialisering som tynger våra civilisationer. | | | Aryavartas arier reste runtom i världen och de påverkade många andra länder med sin högstående kultur och vetenskap. | | | Aryabasha, språket i det forna Aryavarta, idag känt som sanskrit, lovordas universellt som det mesta perfekta språk som någonsin skapats och talats. |
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http://www.tommyryden.com/kriya/aryavartanska_arv.htm
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| | Aryavarta Definition / Aryavarta Research |
| | Aryavarta is a land of holy temples and shrines and sacred rivers and mountains. | | | ARYAVARTA is a land of holy temples and shrines and sacred rivers and mountains. | | | The vedic name for India, meaning The Land of the Aryans. |
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http://www.elresearch.com/Aryavarta
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| | The religion of the Vedas is neither naturalism nor anthropomorphism, neither polytheism nor monotheism, but is a unique mysticism, a synthesis of all the prevalent religious cults known to the ancient Aryans. | | | The disdain of the Aryans for alien cultures and religious cults directly contributed to the purity in which the Vedas were held, no outside influence marring their pristine beauty, and hardly any foreign divinities finding a place in their early pantheon. | | | In addition, many gods of the pluralistic pantheon had been great heroes, warriors and philanthropists, who later were regarded as devas for their valor, patriotism and benevolence. |
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http://www.theosociety.org/pasadena/sunrise/22-72-3/rel-kav1.htm
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| | Collation of Theosophical Glossaries: Ao-Ar, comp S. Osterhage |
| | WG Aryavarta, the sacred land of the Aryans; India. | | | SKo Arya, Aryavarta, Hindu, Hindusthan The word Arya, meaning 'worthy' or 'holy,' was a title given to the wise and spiritual men of old India. | | | GH Arya A respectable, honorable, or faithful man; also an inhabitant of Aryavarta (or India). |
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http://www.theosophy-nw.org/theosnw/ctg/ao-ar.htm
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| | Aryavarta (Sanskrit) Abode of the noble or excellent ones or the sacred land of the Aryans; the ancient name for northern and central India. | | | Lit., "revealers", holy sages in the religious history of Aryavarta. | | | In the early Babylonian religion the Moon was, like Soma in India, a male, and the Sun a female deity. |
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http://www.experiencefestival.com/aryavarta
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| | Qalandar - Interview |
| | They see themselves as having been rulers of India for a thousand years, and now, because they have lost power to the ‘upper’ caste Hindus, seek to compensate for this by establishing their control over the Muslims in the rest of the country through the politics of religion. | | | On the other hand, now that they are bereft of political power, these Aryavarta Muslim elites feel a strong sense of inferiority vis-à-vis the ‘upper’ caste Hindus, who now have a virtual monopoly of power. | | | A: We have no leadership at all today, and the void is sought to be filled by the politics of religion by Aryavarta Muslims. |
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http://www.islaminterfaith.org/mar2003/interview.html
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| | Working Glossary by William Q Judge |
| | ARYAVARTA, the sacred land of the Aryans; India. | | | ASANA, a posture of a devotee, the manner of sitting forming part of the eight-fold observances of ascetic; one of the eight means or stages of Yoga. | | | ARYASANGHA, the whole body of the Aryans; name of the founder of the Yogachara (Yogakara) school of Buddhism. |
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http://www.teosofiskakompaniet.net/WQJWorkingGlossary2003.htm
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| | Islam and Hinduism: Persian Heritage In Hindu Traditions |
| | The word Aryavarta, or land of the Aryas, seems to have evolved from the Avestan words Aryenem Vaego. | | | Many common words in the Hindu lexicon like Aryavarta, Brahmin, Kshatriya, Vaishya and Shudra can only be understood from a reading of the Persian Zend Avesta. | | | So Sanskrit was not strictly the mother of languages - it was actually the daughter of an older language similar if not identical to the now forgotten Old Persian. |
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http://www.experiencefestival.com/a/Islamand_Hinduism/id/50295
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| | Theosophy article: "The Number Seven" by Blavatsky |
| | The beliefs in the sapta loka of the Brahminical religion has remained faithful to the archaic philosophy; and--who knows--but the idea itself was originated in Aryavarta, this cradle of all philosophies and mother of all subsequent religions! | | | The whole heaven was subjected to the seven planets; hence, in nearly all the religious systems we find seven heavens. | | | In the mysterious worship of Mithra there were "seven gates," seven altars, seven mysteries. |
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http://www.blavatsky.net/blavatsky/arts/NumberSeven.htm
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| | THE COMMON BASES OF HINDUISM |
| | This is the land where, like its mighty rivers, spiritual aspirations have arisen and joined their strength, till they travelled over the length and breadth of the world and declared themselves with a voice of thunder. | | | This is the land from whence arose that mighty aspiration after the Spirit, ay, which in times to come, as history shows, is to deluge the world. | | | This is the land which, after all its sufferings, has not yet entirely lost its glory and its strength. |
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http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Olympus/5208/vedanta/hinduism.html
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| | DragonSearch: Rate a Resource |
| | Please rate the link Greek Reports of India & Aryavarta between one and ten, with ten being tops. |
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http://www.dragon-search.com/cgi-bin/rate.cgi?ID=539
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| | Aryavarta |
| | Deras språk hette aryavasha och deras hemland bar namnet Aryavarta - ariernas hemland. |
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| | The Parent Doctrine by H. P. Blavatsky |
| | Fragments have survived geological and political cataclysms to tell the story; and every survival shows evidence that the now Secret Wisdom was once the one fountain head, the ever-flowing perennial source, at which were fed all its streamlets -- the later religions of all nations -- from the first down to the last. | | | In H. Blavatsky's time, the Sanskrit word aryan ("noble") was in good repute, having reference to the people of Aryavarta (India), "the abode of the noble ones." (return to text) |
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http://www.theosophical.org.uk/pardochpb.htm
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| | Punjabi.net discussions chat forums |
| | This is definitely not true; indeed, the traditional Vaishnava Puranic view, which is supported by all the 6 orthodox schools of Brahmanism, is that the Aryas migrated from Aryavarta in Bharat and then spread all across the world. | | | This ideology is derived from the peculiarly Brahmanist Vedic-Vaishnava concepts of Aryan, varna (`skin-color', `caste' or `race'), dasyu (`slavery'), iconoclasm, Manu-Smirti, rakshasa, brahmana, Aryavarta and Brahmavarta. |
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http://www.punjabi.net/talk/messages/3/7362.html?1089144975
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| | India Culture Disucssion chat forums |
| | The Jats originated in Aryavarta this is known beyond doubt. | | | Be open accept the truth that the Jats have their origins in Aryavarta. | | | The same sentiment is asserted by Chattopadhyaya who say the Greek and Sakas, as per Patanjali in his Mahabhasya (150 B.C), [1] “were living outside Aryavarta”. |
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http://indiaculture.net/talk/messages/128/9912.html?1051077497
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| | Selection of Articles / tawsein.htm |
| | The here-mentioned Saka tyrannised over their country between the river Sindh and the ocean, after he had made Aryavarta in the midst of his realm his dwelling place. |
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http://web.ukonline.co.uk/buddhism/tawsein.htm
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| | He further says that if books like the Puranas were made in the name of the ancient sages and seers, the people of Aryavarta (India) would be steeped in superstition and thus being deprived of the benefits of the Vedic Religion would sink deep in degradation. | | | All the knowledge that is extant in the world originated in Aryavarta (India). | | | This shows that king Bhoja has some idea of the Vedic teachings. |
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http://www.geocities.com/vijaisingh/chaptereleven.html
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| | India-'The Alma-Mater'-I: The Eternal Religion |
| | This is one real reason why that title belongs to the religious lore of old India: in the Occult History of Aryavarta is to be found the history of the entire Aryan Root-Race with its seven sub-races. | | | Allegorical reflections of that Record are to be found in what is called Sanatana Dharma, the Eternal Religion -- which title is not altogether correctly understood by Hindus themselves. | | | COMPILER'S NOTE: The following is a separate item which followed the above article but was on the same page. |
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http://www.wisdomworld.org/additional/ancientlandmarks/TheEternalReligion-1.html
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| | SikhSpectrum.com Monthly. Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King and Mahatma Gandhi |
| | Was Aryavarta or Bharavarsha the name of the country or the name of the religion? | | | The river is called Indus in Greek and Sindh in Punjabi and people who live around this river are called Punjabis or Sindhis whereas the religion of the people of Aryavarta or Bharavarsha came to be known as Hindu. | | | If that is so, how come, neither did the river Sindhu, nor the people around Sindhu acquire the name Hindu? |
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http://www.sikhspectrum.com/112003/hindu_sikh.htm
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| | Hinduism Today Feb 1998 |
| | Although modern life is nearly an antithesis to the ancient land of Aryavarta, through the practice of sadhana, each of us can begin to recognize the infinite in the finite. | | | These ancient sages experienced the Divine in all activities, assimilated the vibrations of the Divine and transmuted them into their thoughts, thereby bringing forth knowledge in the form of sound. | | | The Vedic heritage of India and Nepal begins with the story of the ancient sages, called rishis, who lived in Aryavarta, the sacred land of the Himalayas. |
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http://www.hinduism-today.com/archives/1998/2/1998-2-18.shtml
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| | History, West Bengal, Travel to West Bengal, West Bengal Hotel, West Bengal Tourism,West Bengal Travel Guide, West ... |
| | The glorious period of Bengal during the Pala dynasty, from 8th-12th century cannot be forgotten. | | | King Vijaysingha of Bengal, it is said, spread his empire even to Sri Lanka. | | | The Greek conqueror, Alexander had to give up the idea of capturing the whole of India when he came to know of the prowess of fighters from Bengal. |
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http://www.seemyindia.com/west-bengal/west-bengal-history.htm
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| | GaurangaDharma - Gaurangaism |
| | Members of any sampradaya in Aryavarta that accept the teachings of Sri Vyasadeva are famous as vedanugas, or followers of the Vedas. | | | Every year, they all worship their spiritual master on his own birthday. | | | Sri Vyasa-puja is a prescribed function for all four asramas, but particularly the sannyasis should observe this function. |
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http://vyasapuja.gaurangadharma.org
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| | Bardez - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | The name is credited to the Gaud Saraswat Brahmin immigrants who came to the Konkan via Magadha in Gangetic India as refugees from their original homeland, Saraswat in Aryavarta, the first Aryan homeland in the Indian sub-continent, and means "Twelve Countries" (or Lands). | | | The form "country" probably refers to clan territorial limits. |
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bardez
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| | A Tribute to Hinduism |
| | Sanaatan dharma, came to be recognised as Hindus because the Persians, an equally ancient civilisation, referred to their eastern neighbours by the name of the river Sindhu. | | | A people who called their land Aryavarta, and later Bharat, and were practitioners of | | | It is an engaging irony that the people living east of the river Sindhu, south of the Brahmaputra, spanning more than the entire length of the Ganga, and down to the Vindhyas, were given their civilisational identity due to an error of phonetics. |
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http://www.atributetohinduism.com/articles_hinduism/71.htm
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| | archive: Infiltration of Bangladeshis |
| | The hold of casteism in Aryavarta at any given time was always more, not less, than in Bengal, as it is now! | | | Now I must draw your attention to an article by M Mitra, a freelance writer. |
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http://www.media-watch.org/responses/0899/43.html
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| | Srimad Bhagavatam Canto 9 Chapter 6 Verse 5 |
| | Another twenty-five sons became kings in the east of Aryavarta, and the three principal sons became kings in the middle. | | | The other sons became kings in various other places. | | | Of the one hundred sons, twenty-five became kings in the western side of Aryavarta, a place between the Himalaya and Vindhya mountains. |
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http://www.srimadbhagavatam.com/9/6/5/en1
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| | Annie Besant - free-definition |
| | One of the principle features of Besant's leadership of the Theosophist movement was a decisive turn away from Theravada Buddhism, and a relocation of the focus of their activities from Ceylon (the centre of activity for Olcott, a founding member and former president) to "The Aryavarta", as she called central India. | | | In 1908 he was taken back into the fold through the agency of Besant, who had been elected president of the Theosophical Society in 1907. |
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http://www.free-definition.com/Annie-Besant.html
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| | India-Forum.Com - Indian History Culture Politics News Strategic Security Hinduism. |
| | This was eloquently elucidated by the medieval Dharmasastra commentator Medathithi when he said that “Bharatavarsha or Aryavarta was the realm where the mlecchas had no right to abide, and that it was the sacred duty of the Rājanya to crush and reduce the mlecchas to the status of chandalas.” | | | The whole concept of Bharatavarsha has meaning only if Arya-Dharma is firmly established in the realm. | | | When the resistance movement of the Hindus began, they found strength and inspiration in the most evocative image of Durga hewing down the foes of Dharma (symbolically represented as the demons Chanda and Munda). |
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http://www.india-forum.com/IF_Journal/Indian_Culture/Ahimsa,_Satyagraha,_Vande-Mataram,_&_Hindu_Nationalism_:_An_Introspection/25
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| | Andhra-Telangana |
| | Enraged Viswamitra exiled those sons from Aryavarta (land of Aryans - probably NorthWestern part of the Indian Continent) and cursed them to mix with Dasya Nationalities such as Aandhra, Pundra, Sabara, Mootiba and Pulinda. | | | However, fifty of Viswamitra's sons objected and didn't accept Sunasyepa as their brother. | | | These five Mleccha nationalities are considered to be the Dasya Nationalities living in the borders of Aryavarta. |
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| | ARYAVARTA, Land of Radical Adventure! |
| | So without further ado, let me, in the avatar of Vishvamitra, be your guide into the world of Aryavarta. | | | You view a being of infinite wisdom and kindness, who speaks: "Hello, I am the Dreaming Sage, Vishvamitra, which means "Friend of the World". | | | Then, without warning, you are borne on mystic winds to the sewers under Hollywood and Vine Sts., where you see the entrance to the Crystal Cave, and within, the Bridge. |
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http://marcon.netwiz.net
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| | An Agrarian History of South Asia: Chapter Two -- on medieval agrarian territory |
| | Inscriptions indicate that royal Gupta lineages had settled down in all the regions of the Gupta realm and may have been settling the frontiers of Aryavarta in the sixth century. | | | No religion constrained a sultan's power to confer rank on subordinates. | | | Gupta centres may have been the wealthiest in the subcontinent but most people lived outside Gupta territory. |
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| | Not surprisingly, Brahman authors saw the fall of the Guptas in the sixth century as a sign of cosmic chaos and degradation, Kali Yuga; and many later generations of Sanskrit authors looked back on the Guptas' reign as their golden age. | | | In the accumulation of Puranic texts, Aryavarta became the desa, the cultured land of civilization where Prayaga (Allahabad) and Kasi (Varanasi/Benares) were the holiest places in the sacred geography of Bharat. | | | Hunas, Sakas, and Vakatakas hemmed in the Guptas throughout their reign, and competitors tore their realm to bits when Hunas rampaged down the Ganga to end the aura of Gupta supremacy. |
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http://www.oneworld-publications.com/books/texts/india-and-south-asia-chapter.htm
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| | Hindu Books Universe - Content |
| | It is this spirit of humanness that has been the undercurrent of existence in a part of the world known by many names like Aryavarta, Jambudwipa, Bharatvarsha, Hindustan or India. | | | This spirit has also prevailed in many other parts of the world where the right thinking of humankind has prevailed. |
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http://www.hindubooks.org/dynamic/modules.php?name=Content&pa=showpage&pid=1373
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| | Purpose and Origin of the Vedas |
| | A.C. Bhaktivedanta Svami defines, "The word Aryan is applicable to persons who know the value of life and have a civilization based on spiritual realization." While it is a fact that people existed who immigrated from Central Asia to Central India, there is no evidence that they were the ones who established the Vedic culture. | | | The Vedic culture was already very old and advanced by the time these people arrived in Aryavarta, 'the abode of the noble and excellent ones'. |
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http://www.veda.harekrsna.cz/encyclopedia/vedas-purpose-origin.htm
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| | For this reason alone it is a sacred river. In one of the best and most highly acclaimed works of contemporary fiction Gita Mehta’s stories pair the mythology of sacred rivers with their ecological and spiritual importance to modern Indians in real-time glimpses of rural life today. | | | In antiquity the Narmada River marked the southern boundary of Aryavarta, the sacred and holy land (punyabhu) of the Vedic age. | | | Other years it would be Mussourie, Ooty, Kodaikanal, Chikalda, or Kashmir. Dane Kennedy’s excellent Magic Mountains: Hill Stations and the British Raj (1996) and Barbara Crossette’s Great Hill Stations of Asia (1999) capture some of the complex subculture that grew up around the hill stations and which exists to this day. |
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http://www.saja.org/guide.html
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| | Krishna and Jarasandha |
| | Most of the kings of North India acknowledged his suzerainty out of fear. | | | Jarasandha was the emperor of Aryavarta (north India) at the time when the Pandavas were ruling at Indraprastha. |
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http://www.exoticindiaart.com/book/details/ACL46
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| | Internet Ancient History Sourcebook: Hellenistic World |
| | Written by a Greek resident of Alexandria in Egypt during the first century BCE, this text is one of the oldest surviving accounts of the countries on Africa's east coast. | | | Greek Reports of India and Aryavarta [At this Site] |
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http://www.fordham.edu/halsall/ancient/asbook08.html
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| | AryaVarta. Intro. |
| | ARYAVARTA comes from Sanscrit and means the way of nobles. | | | This very way we, Veromir and Aldogor, had chosen in 1999 although its beginning lies in the far 1993 when DARK PREDESTINATION had been formed. | | | ARYAVARTA is greeting you at our official web-site! |
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http://www.aryavarta.net
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| | Hindu Dharma and Pakistan |
| | They did not respect the Brahmins and their religion; did not follow their laws, spoke different language and were therefore detested and despised by the Aryan high castes. | | | The strange fact is that the basin of the Indus and the Punjab West of Sutlej came to be regarded as impure land by the Brahmins of interior India at quite an early date. | | | Patanjali speaks of Yavanas and Sakas as sudras and relegates them outside Aryavarta (A History of Indian Culture, by Radhakumad Mukherjee). |
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| | Shubhashito(Noble Thoughts): Hinduism & Untouchabality |
| | Born of the same parents, one son/daughter used to end the cattle and still the soil; another, being of an enterprising nature, defended his/her hearth and home against undesirables and mintained peace and order of the country; and a third son/daughter gifted with intellectual and spiritual disposition, pursued the priestly profession. | | | In course of time, when the Vedic Aryans, having grown in overwhelming numbers, scattered throughout the whole of Aryavarta, they divided themselves into four divisions according to their different qualities(gunas) and actions(karmas) in order to organize their society upon a sound basis. | | | This fourfold division has been a predominant factor of the Hindu social fabric. |
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| | Humbuggery of the Theosophists: A Tract based on a Lecture given by Swami Dayananda Sarasvati] |
| | July, 1878, that they were neither Buddhists, nor Christians, nor Brahmans, believing in the Puranas, but that they were Arya Samajists. | | | Whatever is found to be the truth, let that be believed in." They would not agree to this too. | | | When they are such dangerous atheists, so unfaithful to their word, and so selfish, Aryavarta and the Arya Samajists and other Aryas had better give up the hope that they will do any good to the country. |
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| | Theosophy Library Online - H.P. Blavatsky - Why I Do Not Return To India |
| | Knowing what I do of the activity of the forces of Kali Yuga, at work to impede and ruin the Theosophical Movement, I do not regard those who have become, one after the other, my enemies – and that without any fault of my own – as I might regard them, were it otherwise. | | | But some feared legal entanglements, some the Government, while my best friends believed in the doctors' threats that I must die if I remained in India. | | | One of the chief factors in the reawakening of Aryavarta which has been part of the work of the Theosophical Society, was the ideal of the Masters. |
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| | The Rebirth of Hindu Music by Dane Rudhyar - Chapter Four - Descending and Ascending Music |
| | By understanding the meaning of these two gramas, of their relationship, Indian musicians will participate in the great reawakening of the Root of archaic Aryavarta, and will drink at the fount of a new Soma juice flowing onward and upward, transfiguring with the spiritual realization of Tone, of Nada — the Voice of Silence. | | | The root is a tremendously symbolical and mystical reality; and the more one grasps the many meanings of the symbol, the more one will understand the civilization of Aryavarta, and Aryan music, for they are respectively the root civilization and the root music of our present humanity. | | | The root is descending energy, the embodiment of the will toward the depths. |
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http://www.khaldea.com/rudhyar/rhm/rhm_c4.shtml
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| | The Hindu : Quest in the heart of Aryavarta |
| | And, in between, we have been in Aryavarta. | | | Or is it dangerous to think about the origins of beliefs? | | | Where, in our vast Universe, had the real Aryavarta existed? |
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http://www.hinduonnet.com/2001/08/26/stories/1326136h.htm
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| | 1.1. POLITICIZING A LINGUISTIC THEORY |
| | Nor had the low-caste people heard that they were the original inhabitants of India, subdued by the Aryans and forced into the prisonhouse of caste which the conquerors imposed upon them as an early form of Apartheid. | | | Until the mid-19th century, no Indian had ever heard of the notion that his ancestors could be Aryan invaders from Central Asia who had destroyed the native civilization and enslaved the native population. | | | Neither had South-Indians ever dreamt that they were the rightful owners of the whole subcontinent, dispossessed by the Aryan invaders who had chased them from North India, turning it into Aryavarta, the land of the Aryans. |
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| | Srimad Bhagavatam Canto 9 Chapter 16 Verses 21-22 |
| | Whatever remained he distributed among the sadasyas, the associate priests. | | | After completing the sacrifice, Lord Parasurama gave the eastern direction to the hota as a gift, the south to the brahma, the west to the adhvaryu, the north to the udgata, and the four corners -- northeast, southeast, northwest and southwest -- to the other priests. | | | He gave the middle to Kasyapa and the place known as Aryavarta to the upadrashta. |
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| | Hindu Unity - Soldiers of Hindutva! Awake Hindus!! |
| | In the ancient history of the world, the glory of this world famous, Indivisible, sovereign Aryavarta spread over from Himalayas to the seas is clearly mentioned. | | | From the beginning of the creation Bharatvarsha known by the name of Aryavarta and Hindusthan has been the birthplace of Hindu race and its ancestors. | | | Join us free, together we can make the difference and fight as one. |
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| | What is the Aryavarta? - Skadi Forum |
| | Skadi Forum > Religion and Spirituality > Indo-Germanic Spirituality > Aryavarta | | | Any links, book recommendations, etc. would be most welcome. | | | Aryavarta or Bharatvarsha are just a geographic terms. |
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| | ORIGIN OF FOOTBALL AND ITS DERIVED BALL GAMES |
| | Physical perfection has been an integral part of Hinduism. | | | The Greeks and Romans are supposed to have taken football from the Persians who took it from the Aryavarta tribes in Central Asia The Greeks permitted carrying of the ball. | | | Religious rites provided the needed impetus to physical culture in ancient Aryavarta. |
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