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Deepavali-fireworks In scriptures (1/a)
I'hv read all the tweets of #TrueIndology & D Roopa. In this thread in support of @TIinExilei i'm going to proof that D Roopa was typical disinfo about the Rituals & Celebrations of Sanatan Hinduism & of course Deep Utsav.
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I'hv read all the tweets of #TrueIndology & D Roopa. In this thread in support of @TIinExilei i'm going to proof that D Roopa was typical disinfo about the Rituals & Celebrations of Sanatan Hinduism & of course Deep Utsav.
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Deepavali-fireworks In scriptures (1/b)
Deepavali as a day having 2 different significance (1) related to "Pitru Shradha" (2) return of Victorious Rama to Ayodhya
As #TrueIndology given evidence of "उल्काहस्ते नरा ..." it has meaning showing the path by a मशाल = उल्का to "pitru"
Deepavali as a day having 2 different significance (1) related to "Pitru Shradha" (2) return of Victorious Rama to Ayodhya
As #TrueIndology given evidence of "उल्काहस्ते नरा ..." it has meaning showing the path by a मशाल = उल्का to "pitru"
Deepavali-fireworks In scriptures (1/c)
in Deepavali Hindus also do Paya Shradha. Showing torch (flambeau)at the end of the ritual is a prescribed part. Also placing 43 Diyas in a series(वली) for 9 generation of ancestors/7 Risihs/12 Viswadevs.
pic: showing how to arrange Diyas
in Deepavali Hindus also do Paya Shradha. Showing torch (flambeau)at the end of the ritual is a prescribed part. Also placing 43 Diyas in a series(वली) for 9 generation of ancestors/7 Risihs/12 Viswadevs.
pic: showing how to arrange Diyas
Deepavali-fireworks In scriptures (1/c)
The Mode of Flambeau (उल्काहस्ते) has different in different parts. Some carry burning twigs, some with sugarcane & Ghee dipped cloth, some with Jute stick. In Puri People burn Jute sticks (pic)
#TrueIndology
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The Mode of Flambeau (उल्काहस्ते) has different in different parts. Some carry burning twigs, some with sugarcane & Ghee dipped cloth, some with Jute stick. In Puri People burn Jute sticks (pic)
#TrueIndology
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Deepavali-fireworks In scriptures (1/d)
Hence, along with time the series दीप दान & showing Flambeau ritual turned as bursting crackers & decorate home with Diyas (1st inference).
Now come to the 2nd part the arrival of Victorious Sriram to Ayodhya
#TrueIndology
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Hence, along with time the series दीप दान & showing Flambeau ritual turned as bursting crackers & decorate home with Diyas (1st inference).
Now come to the 2nd part the arrival of Victorious Sriram to Ayodhya
#TrueIndology
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Deepavali-fireworks In scriptures (1/e)
D Roopa demanded #TrueIndology to show scriptures mentioning ritual of fire works/crackers during Deepavali(!). Here she showed his ignorance. There are many words in #Veda which proof that fireworks are part of celebration.
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D Roopa demanded #TrueIndology to show scriptures mentioning ritual of fire works/crackers during Deepavali(!). Here she showed his ignorance. There are many words in #Veda which proof that fireworks are part of celebration.
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Deepavali-fireworks In scriptures (1/f)
Also there are several #Vedic words which related to sparkling, colorful Fireworks
अग्निकुकुट
अग्निक्रीड़ा
स्फोतक
अग्निकळा
Also in Mahabharat
दीप्त
महाज्वाला
प्रदीप्त
ज्वाळात
अग्निशिखाकर
#TrueIndology
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Also there are several #Vedic words which related to sparkling, colorful Fireworks
अग्निकुकुट
अग्निक्रीड़ा
स्फोतक
अग्निकळा
Also in Mahabharat
दीप्त
महाज्वाला
प्रदीप्त
ज्वाळात
अग्निशिखाकर
#TrueIndology
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Deepavali-fireworks In scriptures (1/g)
Now comes to the point the celebration of Victorious Lord Rama's return to Ayodhya.
In Valmiki's Ramayan there is not even mention of Lighting lamps (diyas) specifically. the description of celebration are all inclusive.
#TrueIndology
Now comes to the point the celebration of Victorious Lord Rama's return to Ayodhya.
In Valmiki's Ramayan there is not even mention of Lighting lamps (diyas) specifically. the description of celebration are all inclusive.
#TrueIndology
Deepavali-fireworks In scriptures (1/h)
during Birth of Rama, Marriage of Sita there is no mention of descriptive celebration.
non-mentioning of words doesn't mean that there is no lighting. As the lighting Fire is the most essential part of every Hindu ritual since Vedic age.
during Birth of Rama, Marriage of Sita there is no mention of descriptive celebration.
non-mentioning of words doesn't mean that there is no lighting. As the lighting Fire is the most essential part of every Hindu ritual since Vedic age.
Deepavali-fireworks In scriptures (1/i)
Now comes to the point what D Roopa arguing of Scriptures where crackers/Fireworks used during celebration.
In my last thread, I proved the making Fireworks since 400AD & the exclusive scriptures
#TrueIndology https://twitter.com/LambodarPrDash/status/1328014137046142976
Now comes to the point what D Roopa arguing of Scriptures where crackers/Fireworks used during celebration.
In my last thread, I proved the making Fireworks since 400AD & the exclusive scriptures
#TrueIndology https://twitter.com/LambodarPrDash/status/1328014137046142976
Deepavali-fireworks In scriptures (1/j)
Taiteriya Upanishad (600BC) clearly mentioned the artificial colorful fire works then Shukracharya (400AD). Surprisingly, Even In Ramayan Valmiki says, the Topa (तोप) were mounted on the Ayoudhya's skyscrapers tombs.
#TrueIndology
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Taiteriya Upanishad (600BC) clearly mentioned the artificial colorful fire works then Shukracharya (400AD). Surprisingly, Even In Ramayan Valmiki says, the Topa (तोप) were mounted on the Ayoudhya's skyscrapers tombs.
#TrueIndology
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Deepavali-fireworks In scriptures (1/end)
Celebrations are intrinsic part of religious activities where people got a chance to assimilate, share pleasure. This increases social cohesiveness. no Hindu scripture mentions celebrations illustrative as it is not a mere "History".
Celebrations are intrinsic part of religious activities where people got a chance to assimilate, share pleasure. This increases social cohesiveness. no Hindu scripture mentions celebrations illustrative as it is not a mere "History".
