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Vedas • Upanishads • Puranas • Ramayana • Mahabharata • Bhagavad Gita
Premise. All core Hindu scriptures—the four Vedas, principal Upanishads, eighteen Puranas, Ramayana, Mahabharata, and the Bhagavad Gita—are presented as ultimate truth, not fiction. Misunderstanding arises when weak or untrained intellects approach divine subjects without soul-conscious insight.
Sanatan Dharma is the eternal deity dharma—Adi Anant Devi-Devta Dharma—which predates cyclical time. In this view, infinite solar systems (brahmands) arise and dissolve through vast cycles like Maha Kaal Pralaya, aligning increasingly with findings of modern cosmology.
Creation is seen as emanating through Shiv and Shakti: from the formless light (Nirakar) to subtler forms, then to Vishnu, then Brahma, then the Saptarishis and the lokas. Above Brahmapuri lie Vishnupuri, Shivpuri, and ultimately Paramdham; below are Bhulok through Tapolok. A Shiv presides over a solar system, a Maha Shiv over a galaxy—hence Mahashivratri—with countless galaxies composing universes and multiverses.
One day of Brahma equals 1,000 chaturyugas (~4.32 billion years), mirrored by an equally long night. Partial dissolutions occur after 71 chaturyugas (Ardh Pralaya); Kalpa Pralaya after 14 manvantaras; and Maha Kaal Pralaya at Brahma’s full lifespan.
Deities’ bodies are three-elemental (Akash, Agni, Vayu), while human bodies add Jal and Prithvi. Souls ascend to higher lokas via merit but return when merit wanes. True liberation is beyond heaven—union with the Supreme Abode (Paramdham), attained through Atma-swaroop gyan (soul-conscious knowledge).
As science explores galaxies, multiverses, time, and space, these domains echo what scriptures have long articulated. With awakened “Behad ki Buddhi,” the infinite scope of creation becomes intelligible.
Rituals and recitation are supportive, but direct realization of the soul connects one with the Almighty Authority beyond all universes. The goal is to rise from human to Shiv-swaroop—being of light and Paramshanti.
Authenticity of the Scriptures. Ved Vyas, with divine sight, revealed cosmic knowledge that Lord Ganesha inscribed. Each Purana reflects the vantage of a divine consciousness—Shiv Purana (Shiva), Vishnu Purana (Vishnu), Brahma Purana (Brahma), and Markandeya Purana (cosmic mathematics)…
Soul Journey. “Ant mati so gati”—the final thought guides the next state. Souls carrying scriptural knowledge incline toward higher lokas, while the realized remain unattached even amidst the gross world, ascending after death.
Conclusion. Embrace Behad (infinite) vision, deepen divine knowledge, stabilize in soul-consciousness, and realize the eternal light of Paramshanti.
If God is everywhere, why can’t we see Him? The sages of Sanatan Dharma reveal a profound truth — the Divine is not hidden from us; we are hidden from Him. Layers of desire, fear, ego, and karmic noise cloud the inner vision through which He is seen. God is subtler than light, quieter than breath, and present in every atom. When the mind becomes still and the heart becomes pure, the unseen begins to reveal itself — not as an external form, but as an intimate inner presence. God has never been absent; only our awareness has been asleep.
This article reveals the Seven Secrets of Lord Shiva as explained by Bapuji Dashrathbhai Patel — the true origin of Shiva, the hierarchy of Maha Shiva and Param Maha Shiva, the cosmic creation process, the mystery of Jyotirlinga, the science behind black holes, and the coming transformation of the multiverse. A deep dive into the infinite worlds and eternal Paramshanti.