»When you open your eyes in a colonized world, you don’t even know that another world could exist. You go to school and learn rhymes like “Baa baa black sheep” and “Jack and Jill went up the hill” which have zero relevance to your life and slowly begin to speak in an alien tongue, which then gives you filters through which to look at the universe. You begin to think that all useful knowledge, especially science and math is a gift to the world by western scientists. Unless something has been certified by the western universities, it is pseudo-knowledge. Such was my understanding too, until two decades ago, I found a book — Vedic Aryans And the Origins of Civilization by Dr NS Rajaram and Dr David Frawley — that crashed into many of my long-held assumptions. Many more books appeared and epiphany followed epiphany. I had reached the edge of a vast ocean — the ocean of Indian Knowledge Systems.«
»When you open your eyes in a colonized world, you don’t even know that another world could exist. You go to school and learn rhymes like “Baa baa black sheep” and “Jack and Jill went up the hill” which have zero relevance to your life and slowly begin to speak in an alien tongue, which then gives you filters through which to look at the universe. You begin to think that all useful knowledge, especially science and math is a gift to the world by western scientists. Unless something has been certified by the western universities, it is pseudo-knowledge. Such was my understanding too, until two decades ago, I found a book — Vedic Aryans And the Origins of Civilization by Dr NS Rajaram and Dr David Frawley — that crashed into many of my long-held assumptions. Many more books appeared and epiphany followed epiphany. I had reached the edge of a vast ocean — the ocean of Indian Knowledge Systems.«
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