Pujya Gurudev Pt. ShriRam Sharma,s Kripa:
Mysteries of the Great Pyramids
(Akhand
Jyoti,Nov.Dec.2003)
The magical buildings,
cities and supernatural instruments devised by them are cited in the Vedic
Literature and also in the later scriptures like Mahabharata and Ramayana. That these were not mere mythological
depictions has been authentically investigated by the researchers of the modern
times as well1,2. It was certainly an easy task for such geniuses to construct
the monumental pyramids. Archaeological and historical research up till now has
shown that the Maya civilization in ancient Mexico was an offshoot of the Maya
civilization in ancient India.
The Inca civilization spread from Ecuador to Peru was also a
branch of this civilization cultivated by Maya and his followers. All these
evidences strengthen the findings of Prof. Dillehay and Dr. Bill Schultz et al
and show that the Great Pyramids are also an illustration of the advanced
architectural knowledge of the Vedic India and that the great Indian architects
of that time had constructed these wonders of the world.
What the historical data mark as the time period when the
Shulbsutra and Brahmsutra were written now appears to be a little before the
time the pyramids were built. These two post-vedic Indian scriptures happen to
be the fundamental source of knowledge (derived from the Vedas) on vastukala
(architecture), which also encompasses the secrets of constructions for
archaeo-astronomical and ethno-astrological studies and hidden specificities of
vastu-designs for spiritual impact, etc.
This further leads to the conclusion that the ancient Indians
had masterminded the magnificent design and amazing properties of The Great
Pyramids. Another puzzle associated with the pyramids is the purpose and mode
of their use. The history of investigations on their mystery has also been very
interesting. Many anecdotes were popular in the first few centuries A. D. about
the tragic deaths of some explorers who tried to dig out the facts inside.
The first authentic record in the history mentions of Khalifa Harun Al Rashids adventurous son Abdullah Al Memmons attempt in the year 820 A. D. Abdullah went inside the pyramids with a group of some intrepid young men carrying heavy hammers and chisels. Their efforts of removing or breaking some stones were ruined in the void, as the stones and their joints were too stout for the tools. In another attempt, concentrated acid was used to make a big hole from where some of the investigators could enter inside the gigantic tombs. But, they could find nothing not a single corpse or mummy, no royal belongings. It took them about a month to come out from that labyrinth.
The first authentic record in the history mentions of Khalifa Harun Al Rashids adventurous son Abdullah Al Memmons attempt in the year 820 A. D. Abdullah went inside the pyramids with a group of some intrepid young men carrying heavy hammers and chisels. Their efforts of removing or breaking some stones were ruined in the void, as the stones and their joints were too stout for the tools. In another attempt, concentrated acid was used to make a big hole from where some of the investigators could enter inside the gigantic tombs. But, they could find nothing not a single corpse or mummy, no royal belongings. It took them about a month to come out from that labyrinth.
Thanks GOD, Thanks Sadguru,
Shiv Sharma
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