श्रीकृष्णाय विद्महे गोपीवल्लभाय धीमहि तन्नः कृष्णः प्रचोदयात्

shreekri'shnaaya vidmahe gopeevallabhaaya dheemahi tannah' kri'shnah' prachodayaat

We meditate on Shri Krishna, the beloved of the Gopis. May that Krishna inspire and enlighten us.

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Debunking the Aryan Migration Theory

The claim of some historians suggesting that non-Aryans lived in this land of Bharat since ancient times and that Aryans later arrived from the northern regions, drove the non-Aryans away, and established themselves here, is completely baseless and lacks any evidence. In reality, it was the non-Aryan bandits (dasyus) who came from the north, and the inhabitants of Bharat defeated them in battle. During the time of this conflict, Bharat was unmatched in knowledge, strength, and wealth. There was no one comparable to the people of Bharat in that era. The famous Indrayuddha, mentioned in the Vedas, describes the victory of the Aryans, highlighting their divine glory and supremacy. This evidence strongly counters the Aryan migration theory, proving it to be incorrect. Instead of Aryans migrating and conquering, it was the native people of Bharat who defended and triumphed over external invaders.

Which Goddess is called Adya ?

In the Krita Yuga, Goddess Tripurasundari is addressed as 'Adya' due to her predominance. Similarly, in the Treta Yuga, Goddess Bhuvaneshwari holds the title of 'Adya,' in the Dvapara Yuga, Goddess Tara is known as 'Adya,' and in the Kali Yuga, Goddess Kali is addressed as 'Adya.'

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