Avyaya — Indeclinables
32 nodes
Bhūmi — The Earth
46 nodes
Brahma — The Sacred
180 nodes
Dhī — Intellect and Cognition
208 nodes
Dig — Direction and Space
51 nodes
Kāla — Time
144 nodes
Kṣatriya — The Warrior
72 nodes
Manuṣya — The Human
158 nodes
Nānārtha — Polysemy
40 nodes
Naraka — The Infernal
26 nodes
Nāṭya — Performance
139 nodes
Pātāla — The Underworld
7 nodes
Pura — The City
47 nodes
Śabdādi — Sound and Language
72 nodes
Śaila — Mountains
9 nodes
Saṅkīrṇa — The Mixed
45 nodes
Siṃhādi — Animals
17 nodes
Śūdra — Craft and Service
20 nodes
Svarga — The Celestial
53 nodes
Vaiśya — Commerce and Agriculture
10 nodes
Vanauṣadhi — Forest and Medicine
17 nodes
Vāri — Water
16 nodes
Viśeṣyanighna — Adjectives
8 nodes
Vyoma — The Sky
2 nodes
vyoma
Vyoma — The Sky
Sky, atmosphere, celestial bodies, and the heavens above.
book: 1
thinker: 1
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Astronomical Chronology Of Vedic Literature
astronomy, archaeoastronomy, celestial
Uses archaeoastronomy to date Vedic texts based on celestial references, proposing earlier chronologies for Rigvedic and post-Vedic compositions.
thinker
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Ram Swarup
sun
The thinker who explained what the Vedic gods actually are, how polytheism works as a philosophical system, and why the prophetic monotheist critique of Hinduism fundamentally misunderstands what it is attacking - essential reading before any encounter with missionary argument.