1 மதம் matam n. mata. 1. Opinion,belief; கொள்கை. எழுவகை மதமே (நன். 11). 2.Religious tenet, sect, religion; சமயம். தத்தமதங்களே யமைவதாக (திருவாச. 4, 52). 3. Knowledge; அறிவு. (யாழ். அக.) 4. Agreement,consent; சம்மதம். (யாழ். அக.) 5. Teaching;போதனை. (யாழ். அக.) 6. Esteeming highly any favour received; பெற்றதைப் பெரிதாக மதிப்பது.(சி. சி. 2, 80, மறைஞா.) 7. Many; பல. (நாமதீப.772.) 8. The number '6', as from the six'matam'; ஆறு. Cant.
2 மதம் matam n. mada. 1. Exhilaration,exultation, joy; மகிழ்ச்சி. காதலி சொல்லிற்பிறக்கு முயர்மதம் (நான்மணி. 7). 2. See மதசலம்.மத யானை (சீவக. 2485). 3. Strength; வலிமை.படிமதஞ் சாம்ப வொதுங்கி (பரிபா. 4, 18). 4.Pride, arrogance, presumption; செருக்கு. (பிங்.)போரெதிர்ந் தேற்றார் மதுகை மதந்தப (பரிபா. 18, 1).5. Animal or vegetable gluten; essence, juice;சாரம். (W.) 6. Honey; தேன். மதங்கமழ் கோதை(சீவக. 2584). 7. Madness, frenzy; வெறி. (சங்.அக.) 8. Wantonness, lasciviousness; venerealheat; காம விகாரத்தின் மிகுதி. (திருக்கோ. 69, உரை).9. Richness of land, fertility; நிலவளம். (W.)10. Inebriety, intoxication; மதுக்களிப்பு. (மலைபடு, 173, உரை.) 11. Musk; கஸ்தூரி. மாலையுஞ்சாந்து மதமு மிழைகளும் (பரிபா. 10, 92). 12. Rockalum; கன்மதம். (தைலவ. தைல. 125.) 13. Semen;வீரியன். (யாழ். அக.) 14. Abundance; மிகுதி.(யாழ். அக.) 15. Greatness; பெருமை. 3 *मद्धम* • <https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/Wiktionary:Hindi_transliteration> (maddham) (*indeclinable* <https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/Appendix:Glossary#indeclinable>, ) ( *poetic* <https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/poetic>) slow <https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/slow>, sluggish <https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/sluggish> मद्धम-मद्धम ― *maddham-maddham* ― slowly Madham @ Religion has so many inner meanings, revealing what exactly a religion can cast as seen by the cross wars and Mecca medina and Jihadis of today. Saiva and Vaishnava had such rifts in a short period of Chola dynasty. Buddhism and Jainism had so many wars of spread in all over the earth and in Many parts of the Tamandu. WITHIN A WHOLE POOPRNAM THEER IS NO RIFT; BUT WHEN DIVIDED INTO SMALL CIRCLES WITHIN THE POORNAM, ONE VYING WITH EACH OTHER , OF SUPERIORITY ARISE. Sanathana dharma from which so many world religions sprang or mooted ideas, were treated, like parents b the children, ignored, loved by the lips but walked out of by acts. Old myths is the surname to hide their secrecy. 4 “From where did the word Hindu arose? When Islam came to India, all those living on the other side of Sindh were called Hindu. We are Sanathana Dharmis. Sanathana Dharma is the oldest WAY OF LIFE in the world, ADVOCATED BY THE RISHIS, FOR PEACE ON THE EARTH.. Why are we ignoring that. The word Hindu does not figure in any of our Vedas, Upanishads or Puranas. 5 The word "Hindu" originates from the Sanskrit word for river, Sindhu. The Indus River running through northwest India into Pakistan received its name from the Sanskrit term Sindhu. The Persians designated the land around the Indus River as Hindu, a mispronunciation of the Sanskrit Sindhu. In 1921 archaeologists uncovered evidence of an ancient civilization along the Indus River, which today is dated to around 3300 BC and thought to represent one of the largest centres of human habitation in the ancient world. The Indus Valley Civilization extend quite far from the banks of the Indus River including parts of contemporary Pakistan, Afghanistan, Iran, and India. Scholars believe that the Indus Valley Civilization had begun to decline by 1800 BC, possibly due to climate change. Because of its location between the Indian Subcontinent and the Iranian plateau, the area has seen many military invasions including Alexander the Great, the Persian empire, and the Kushan empire. In 712 AD, the Muslims invaded the Indus Valley. To distinguish themselves, they called all non-Muslims Hindus; the name of the land became, by default, the name of the people and their religion (Schoeps, 1966, p. 148). The Arabic term *al-Hind* or "the Indus", referred to the land of the people who live across the river Indus. By the 13th century, the word *Hindustan* began to be used as a popular alternative name for India, meaning the "land of the Indus". Towards the end of the 18th century, the European merchants and colonists referred collectively to the followers of the Dharmic religions in Hindustan — which geographically referred to most parts of the northern Indian subcontinent — as Hindus. Eventually, any person of Indian origin who did not practice Abrahamic religions came to be known as a Hindu, thereby encompassing a wide range of religious beliefs and practices. 6 Raja Rammohun Roy, in 1816, was the first person to use the word ‘Hinduism’. The early 1800s was the age of reform with Roy’s Brahmo Samaj and much later the Arya Samaj trying to erase archaic traditions like sati, child marriage, and encourage widow remarriage. But there was a backlash by people who feared that Hinduism was becoming too anglicised, and accommodating for the British. So, in 1894, Chandranath Basu came up with the idea of “Hindutva”, which is a word in common parlance today. VD Savarkar in the early twentieth century starts using ‘Hindutva’ differently, as a political ideology, where India belongs only to those who see India as a holy land or punya-Bhoomi and the land of their ancestors or pitrabhoomi. 7 Scientists have said that our universe was created when a big bang occurred due to an explosion of a singularity (a huge body with infinite density) that exploded due to its internal pressure and heat. This is what the Vedic texts suggest- The Cosmic Egg or *Hiranya Garba* (Golden Egg) exploded with its debris forming the universe including our own galaxy, the Milky Way. The oldest extant text in the world is the Rig Veda and this mentions such a Cosmic Egg from which the universe evolved. Scientists have estimated this to have happened 14 billion years ago. The Rig Veda states that this was the infinite Universal energy (Brahman) and our universe is nothing but a manifestation of this energy pervading space. It is this energy that animates all living beings and these beings cannot move unless there is a relatively stationary body. In view of this, the inert body also is part of this universal energy. HENCE THE SANATHANA DHARMA, HOLDING THIS BRAHMAM FROM WHICH THE ENERGY CAME OUT, SPRAEDING ALL OVER AND THE PHENOMENA OF THE Rig vedam, followed by other Vedas and the Vedangas, teaching how to live, is not a religion but universal application of dharma, common to all as one group. Any thoughts come out of the original author(s), who are unknown, sanathana, the way of life presented by n one knows WHO, apaurusheya; whereas, whose authors, are known, forms a theory, hence formation of the religions. The former is a Poornam whereas the latter is many small circles a set maths. 8 Now, we know about the famous equation of Albert Einstein, which equation states- E = mc2 where E is energy, m is mass and c are the velocity of light. {believed to be and known as of today, as the unit of measurement of all that rides in the space; there may be, some more unknown, faster than the light.} This clearly posits that everything in this universe is only energy in different forms. We may say that a pound of flesh and a pound of wood or steel or anything else contains the same energy content. {PEELI PEI SAKAADUM ACHIRUM APPANDAM SALA MIGUTHUP PAYIN; EVEN THE PEACOCK FEATHERS IF LOADED BEYOND THE LOAD, THE WHEEL OF THE VEHICLE WILL BREAK} All beings are therefore essentially inert and it is only this energy that animates them. This energy is what we call soul or *atman, *nous (mind, reason) and so on. The inert body is latent energy that gets animated by the active energy of the soul. 9 We mentioned Brahmam or Universal Energy that is stated in the Veda. (Veda refers to Rig Veda only since other Vedas are derived from it, codified by Veda Vyasa). Rig Veda is timeless and is said to be *apaurusheya or* not made by man. That is why it is known as *sruti *(that which is heard). All other texts in Hindu Scriptures are known as *smrti* (that which originates in the mind). The Rishis of the Veda apparently heard these Vedic hymns from space due to their austerities. 10 Discrimination between what is permanent and what is not. Since everything in this universe has a limited shelf life, it is clear that all matter is transitory. The stars, planets and other stellar bodies have a limited life of some million years or so after which they perish. Scientists tell us that about 94% of the universe is filled with anti-matter and all matter is only energy in different states like, latent, kinetic, heat etc. Hundreds of Rishis of yore transcended the frontiers of human knowledge and heard the Vedic hymns and transmitted them for posterity. These mantra vibrations were found to have positive effects on those chanting them but also to the world. {Many experiments conveyed this; however, a few radicals who denied it, explaining any sound and any text can produce that effect, failed to reach the equal conclusions and silently withdrew.} Just as we accept the words of scientists and experts in different fields, we accept the effects of Vedic chants as positive and beneficial to us and the world at large. We also accept telepathy, psychic cures, and such phenomena though we cannot understand them. We also know that music played near a plant helps it to grow faster and the same music also quietens our minds. Music is a form of meditation like the chanting of mantras. 11 Sound is at the back of all creation. Sound is heard by us because of its vibrations; and like music, the Vedic chants and their vibrations also affect us quite beneficially. Sound is a movement of varying vibrations just like light which is a movement of waves or particles depending on how we observe them. Light too has a positive effect in our lives since darkness makes life difficult if not impossible. We cannot hear sounds that are converted to electric waves. Science has come to the point of recognizing all sound to be electromagnetic waves. The man who sees and listens, his brain sees or listens as electric waves. Even our thinking process is a kind of electrical energy. Brahman, the Universal Energy, comes in different forms, light, sound and the Atman that animates all life. Once this is understood, we would see that all life forms are only due to this energy that has its source in Brahman. Even non-living matter has the same energy content based on its mass as explained by Einstein. Brahmam is the Jothi, and the Brahmam when reacting with specie-MASS, the energy sustained all over, are varied; the energy difference -the potential difference- cause the disharmony out of EGO; head-weight of the mass cause the change of life; WHEN THE MASS EGO I IS REDUCED TOTALLY, THE Jothi becomes the energy the Brahmam; aham Brahmasmi. Where the energy, keeps on increasing, unlimited towards the infinity, the energy is broken and gobbled up with light the Jothi, from where nothing can come out; a one-way journey towards the black hole. All the black holes are nothing but the manifestations of the Jothi and hence when switched off, darkness prevail. Again Thamaso ma jyothirgamaya. 12 The Rig Veda has a creation hymn, *Nasadiya Sukta (10th Mandala, 129th Suk*ta). The third verse in this *Sukta *states: ‘That One which came to be, enclosed in nothing, arose at last, born of the power of heat’.( the science said this after so many million years later). This clearly suggests the explosion of the One due to heat, confirming our thesis. We have not quoted the entire hymn but the seventh verse is worth mentioning here: ‘Whence all creation had its origin; He, whether He fashioned it or whether He did not, He who surveys it all from highest heavens, He only knows- or maybe He even does not know’. All religions believe in such divine voices and the Rig Veda appears to be the most authentic and credible in respect of the creation of the universe. {The west stated explaining this verse ass our ignorance; it is not; read again and again; WHAT IS STATED THEER IS” WAS IT MANIFESTED NATURALLY WITHOUT EVEN HE IS BEING AWARE OF IT, AS A DHOTHI FALL IS NOT KNOWN TIL IT MOVED OFF; OR DID HE CREATE ALL OF THEM?; I DO NOT KNOW; AND SO I DO NOT KNOW WHETHER THE BRAHMAM ALSO PLACED IN SIMILAR SITUATION?;IT IS IMPOSSIBLE SINCE OUIRT KNOWLEDGE OF DECIPHERING THE EXT IS FROM OUR LEVEL OF THINKING; VERSE IS GIVEN; OUR THOUGHT SINTRPRETATIONS ARE LIKE EAST AND WEST.} 13 In the Bhagavad Gita 15.6 <https://www.holy-bhagavad-gita.org/chapter/15/verse/6>, Sri Krishna states that his abode is such that nothing that comes near it ever comes out of it after being absorbed in it. *न* *तद्भासयते* *सूर्यो* *न* *शशाङ्को* *न* *पावक**: * *| **यद्गत्वा* *न* *निवर्तन्ते* *तद्धाम* *परमं* *मम* *|| 6||15* na tad bhasayate suryo na shashanko na pavakah yad gatva na nivartante tad dhama paramam mama Neither the sun nor the moon, nor fire can illumine that Supreme Abode of Mine. Having gone There, one does not return to this material world again. This is somewhat like a Black Hole. Stars are dying all the time and new ones are being formed and we have clusters of galaxies hundreds of times the size of our Milky Way far away in space that has been discovered recently. This is a matter of infinite regression. That is why the Veda says that nothing but Infinite energy is there and all other things we perceive are illusory in the sense of them being transitory. It is something like this: I am and so the universe exists, and if I am not there, there is nothing at all. All this appearance is deceptive. Everything is relative and nothing could be said to exist without an observer. By the rules of Quantum Mechanics, the atom was both decayed and not decayed until someone looked inside. This meant that the cat was alive and dead till someone observed it. 14 Einstein said: ‘As far as the laws of mathematics refer to reality, they are not certain; [THEN HOW CAN THE SCIENCE BE CERTAIN TO BELIEVE? We believe the advocates on both the side and then believe the judge who released what he understood; later another set altered the earlier fact; so on so forth; science has a time limitation; space limitations. THEORY OF UNCERTAINITY}] and as far as they are certain, they do not refer to reality’. Schrödinger shows logically that the Vedantic truth of one single consciousness answers the problem of consciousness in modern physics. He argued: “The individual consciousness of ‘I’ makes our body function. But who runs the heart, lungs etc when we are in deep sleep or unconscious? The only possible inference is that ‘I’ (in the widest sense) am the person, who controls the ‘motion of the atoms’ according to the laws of nature”. He also said that ‘consciousness is never experienced in the plural, only in singular’. [Ramana maharishi thus explained in who am I] Stephen Weinberg’s famous aphorism is ‘the more the universe seems comprehensible, the more it also seems pointless. 15 So the sanathana Vedic theory knew the uncertainty and so asked all of us to go for it or come back again and again, to explore. The human parameter of the law has variable factor on over such uncertainties, but the LAW OF VEDIC WAY IS CERATIN GIVING THE Justice, by the LAW OF KARMA, which is certain to measure until wiped out. LAW OF KARMA, is nonextant in the religions of the world, as it is the science of explaining the Good, bad and the Ugly. Only tool. KR IRS 031122 -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Thatha_Patty" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to [email protected]. 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