04-19-2007, 07:22 AM
Hindu Mythology believes in legend of Agartha, it is believed that it will be in Agartha where Kalki will be born and post-2012 will reveal himself on earth.
http://www.hindudharmaforums.com/showthread.php?t=626
<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin-->"Asgaard" in Norse mythology, is the Home of the Gods. Louis Jacolliot, a French student of Indian Mythology, states in his book Le Fils de Dieu (The Sons of God), that he learnt from the Brahmin priests in Villenoor of a place named "Asgartha", known as the "City of the Sun", which was the ancient seat of Brahmatma, way back in 13,000 BCE. Jacolliot claims that in 10,000 BCE, some 'Aryan Brahmins' rebelled against their priestly masters and took over Asgartha, forged an alliance with the other priests and became a warrior caste. <b>Later, in 5,000 BCE, two Norse brothers, Ioda and Skandah, invaded Hindustan from the Himalaya region and finally destroyed Asgartha, though they were driven away by the Brahmin warrior-priests. These two continued northward, back to their homeland, the land of the Norsemen, where they were immortalized as "Odin" and "Scandinavia". (The name Scandinavia orignated from Skandah?)</b> <!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->
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<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin-->With such stories as from the book Mission of India in 1886, by the French mystic investigator Saint-Yves d'Alveydre, the Agartha legend continues to be kept alive. This book states that Agartha is a hidden land under the earth, ruled over by a black sovereign Pontiff named the Brahmatma. <b>The realm was shifted underground around 3,200 BCE, at the beginning of the Kali Yuga</b> . Agartha has much advanced technology such as artificial lighting, mechanised transport, and even air-travel. The city sends emissaries to the upper world, about which it keeps well informed. It also has huge libraries that contain the original copies of all texts that were lost or destroyed or corrupted on the surface of the earth.<!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->
Swami Dayanand Saraswati thus spoke;
<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin-->While a prominent Cinghalese priest assured the writer that it was well known that <b>the most important Buddhist tracts belonging to the sacred canon were stored away in countries and places inaccessible to the European pundits</b> , the late Swami Dayanand Sarasvati, the greatest Sanskritist of his day in India, assured some members of the Theosophical Society of the same fact with regard to ancient Brahmanical works. When told that Professor Max Müller had declared to the audiences of his "Lectures" that the theory . . ."that there was a primeval preternatural revelation granted to the fathers of the human race, finds but few supporters at present,"âthe holy and learned man laughed. His answer was suggestive. "If Mr. Moksh Mooller, as he pronounced the name, were a Brahmin, and came with me, I might take him to a gupta cave (a secret crypt) near Okhee Math, in the Himalayas, where he would soon find out that what crossed the Kalapani (the black waters of the ocean) from India to Europe were only the bits of rejected copies of some passages from our sacred books. There was a 'primeval revelation,' and it still exists; nor will it ever be lost to the world, but will reappear; though the Mlechchhas will of course have to wait."
Questioned further on this point, he would say no more. This was at Meerut, in 1880.
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Dr Ram Bhosle, an aged healer and a freedom fighter of Mumbai, had to flee to the Himalayas to escape an British arrest warrant. In Himalayas he had the good fortune to meet Mahaavatar Babaji, preceptor of the Kriya Yoga, (introduced to the world by Swami Paramahansa Yogananda in his book The Autobiography of a Yogi), narrates his experience with the holy man thus:
http://vitalcoaching.com/spirit/masters/ba...ortalenigma.htm
<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin-->On another occasion, Babaji solicitously asked if he wanted a book to read. Unbelieving, Dr Bhosle asked for Bharatmuni's ancient opus on dance, Natyashastra, which was procured for him. Babaji remarked that deep within the womb of the Himalayas was an unimaginable storehouse of ancient texts. He also revealed that four rooms in that great edifice were entirely devoted to astrology. Babaji also predicted that from 2001 onwards India would gradually return to supremacy in world affairs. Several decades ago, he had also forecast the end of all the political isms of the 20th century.<!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->
Nicholas Roerich, a famous Russian explorer, artist and mystic, traversed the myserious regions of Himalayas during the 1920s and 30s, specifically in search of the lost realm of Shambala. He wrote a book titled Shambhala, which was published in 1930, along with Himalayas: Abode of Light and Heart of Asia.
He associates it with the underground city of "Agharti" and with the "White Island", and that its "Splendid Valley" is reached via subterranean passages from the Himalayas. ".He further adds that "the underground caverns of Central Asia are inhabited to this day by the people called the Agharti, or Chud, and that when the time of purification comes, say the legends, they will emerge in their glory
http://www.hindudharmaforums.com/showthread.php?t=626
<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin-->"Asgaard" in Norse mythology, is the Home of the Gods. Louis Jacolliot, a French student of Indian Mythology, states in his book Le Fils de Dieu (The Sons of God), that he learnt from the Brahmin priests in Villenoor of a place named "Asgartha", known as the "City of the Sun", which was the ancient seat of Brahmatma, way back in 13,000 BCE. Jacolliot claims that in 10,000 BCE, some 'Aryan Brahmins' rebelled against their priestly masters and took over Asgartha, forged an alliance with the other priests and became a warrior caste. <b>Later, in 5,000 BCE, two Norse brothers, Ioda and Skandah, invaded Hindustan from the Himalaya region and finally destroyed Asgartha, though they were driven away by the Brahmin warrior-priests. These two continued northward, back to their homeland, the land of the Norsemen, where they were immortalized as "Odin" and "Scandinavia". (The name Scandinavia orignated from Skandah?)</b> <!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->
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<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin-->With such stories as from the book Mission of India in 1886, by the French mystic investigator Saint-Yves d'Alveydre, the Agartha legend continues to be kept alive. This book states that Agartha is a hidden land under the earth, ruled over by a black sovereign Pontiff named the Brahmatma. <b>The realm was shifted underground around 3,200 BCE, at the beginning of the Kali Yuga</b> . Agartha has much advanced technology such as artificial lighting, mechanised transport, and even air-travel. The city sends emissaries to the upper world, about which it keeps well informed. It also has huge libraries that contain the original copies of all texts that were lost or destroyed or corrupted on the surface of the earth.<!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->
Swami Dayanand Saraswati thus spoke;
<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin-->While a prominent Cinghalese priest assured the writer that it was well known that <b>the most important Buddhist tracts belonging to the sacred canon were stored away in countries and places inaccessible to the European pundits</b> , the late Swami Dayanand Sarasvati, the greatest Sanskritist of his day in India, assured some members of the Theosophical Society of the same fact with regard to ancient Brahmanical works. When told that Professor Max Müller had declared to the audiences of his "Lectures" that the theory . . ."that there was a primeval preternatural revelation granted to the fathers of the human race, finds but few supporters at present,"âthe holy and learned man laughed. His answer was suggestive. "If Mr. Moksh Mooller, as he pronounced the name, were a Brahmin, and came with me, I might take him to a gupta cave (a secret crypt) near Okhee Math, in the Himalayas, where he would soon find out that what crossed the Kalapani (the black waters of the ocean) from India to Europe were only the bits of rejected copies of some passages from our sacred books. There was a 'primeval revelation,' and it still exists; nor will it ever be lost to the world, but will reappear; though the Mlechchhas will of course have to wait."
Questioned further on this point, he would say no more. This was at Meerut, in 1880.
<!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->
Dr Ram Bhosle, an aged healer and a freedom fighter of Mumbai, had to flee to the Himalayas to escape an British arrest warrant. In Himalayas he had the good fortune to meet Mahaavatar Babaji, preceptor of the Kriya Yoga, (introduced to the world by Swami Paramahansa Yogananda in his book The Autobiography of a Yogi), narrates his experience with the holy man thus:
http://vitalcoaching.com/spirit/masters/ba...ortalenigma.htm
<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin-->On another occasion, Babaji solicitously asked if he wanted a book to read. Unbelieving, Dr Bhosle asked for Bharatmuni's ancient opus on dance, Natyashastra, which was procured for him. Babaji remarked that deep within the womb of the Himalayas was an unimaginable storehouse of ancient texts. He also revealed that four rooms in that great edifice were entirely devoted to astrology. Babaji also predicted that from 2001 onwards India would gradually return to supremacy in world affairs. Several decades ago, he had also forecast the end of all the political isms of the 20th century.<!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->
Nicholas Roerich, a famous Russian explorer, artist and mystic, traversed the myserious regions of Himalayas during the 1920s and 30s, specifically in search of the lost realm of Shambala. He wrote a book titled Shambhala, which was published in 1930, along with Himalayas: Abode of Light and Heart of Asia.
He associates it with the underground city of "Agharti" and with the "White Island", and that its "Splendid Valley" is reached via subterranean passages from the Himalayas. ".He further adds that "the underground caverns of Central Asia are inhabited to this day by the people called the Agharti, or Chud, and that when the time of purification comes, say the legends, they will emerge in their glory