ASOKA tree is short. NETTILINGAM is LONG. Asoka tree must be used formenopause and Gynecological problems. But nettilingam must not be used for that. CAUTION. HENCE THIS ARTICLE.
Showing posts with label ficus religiosa. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ficus religiosa. Show all posts
Wednesday, September 21, 2011
al(banyan) aththi(fig) arasu(pipal) and asoka(ashoka)
Labels:
ala maram,
Annonaceae,
arasa maram,
ashoka tree,
asoka maram,
aththi maram,
banyan tree,
caesalpiniacea,
Caesalpinioideae,
ficus religiosa,
fig tree,
nettilingam,
pipal tree,
Polyalthia longifolia,
saraca asoca
Tuesday, September 20, 2011
the pipal tree has gone to other two religions and become the basic of the system
In Muntaka Upanishad of Hindu philosophy chapter third
describes a symbolic story of two birds. One is adma
(soul) and another is jeev(life). Both are sitting in a fig
(ficus) (pippala) tree. Jeev eats the fruit of fig tree
(Pippala) and adma(soul) is looking at her without any
influence.. This story is told to explain even though
the life (living being) is doing the worldly things
(including sex) it will not affect the soul inside.
The interesting thing in this story is comparison of
the Adam and Eve of Bible with this. The following
points are coincide. Adam and adma. Eve and jeev.
pipple and bible. fig is fig (not changed). forbidden
fruit is forbidden fruit (not changed).
Upanishads are 5000 years old. Bible is 2000 years
old. Author Pippala (rishi) (hermit) was living 2500
years ago. Jesus 2000 years. the pipal tree of the
hindu religion has gone to christianity and islam
refer / search Deivathin kural written
by H.H. Chandrasekarendra Saraswathi swamiji of
Kanchi Kamakoti
peetam. visit http://www.kamakoti.org or read
muntaka upanishad in http://www.ashokha.com
or visit http:www.wikipedia.org and read upanishads
Labels:
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adma,
Annonaceae,
arasa maram,
ashoka tree,
aththi maram,
banyan tree,
bible,
caesalpiniacea,
eve,
ficus religiosa,
fig,
fig tree,
forbidden fruit,
jeev,
nettilingam,
pipal,
Polyalthia longifolia,
saraca asoca
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