The unknown mystery of the pyramid
An Egyptian pyramid of seven ancient wonders. Perhaps the name of the most mysterious and amazing architecture in the world is the pyramid. Poets and writers have written many poems and histories about him by arranging and mixing them with different colors in the flower of fairy tales. On the other hand, scientists around the world are trying to find the inside of the pyramid with high power glasses and lenses. And neutral visitors have been enchanted by the beauty of the pyramids for ages. But where is the end of the pyramid or the mystery of Egypt?
According to many ancient and modern scientists and historians, there is a hundred percent similarity between the ancient Vedic civilization and the Egyptian civilization. Many historians, including Peter von Bohren, Al Munsuri, Sir William Jones, Paul William Robert, Adolf Iram, have acknowledged this in one sentence. First the word Egypt or ‘Egypt’ comes from Sanskrit ‘Ajap’ or ‘Ajapati’. Grandfather of Lord Sri Ramachandra. Again, the fact that Egypt was named after Sriram is found in the Egyptian scriptures themselves. The Egyptians call the deity 'Pharaoh'. Surprisingly, the name of one of the pharaohs of Egypt is 'Ramise'. Dr. SKV reviews the ancient history of Egypt in his book "Hindu Mythology and Prehistory". He writes that at one time Dadati Maharaj and his two wives Devyani and Sharmistha lived in Egypt. Once upon a time, for a special reason, Dadati Maharaj attained old age in his youth. He then begs his sons to give him their young bodies to exchange the old ones. The other sons do not consent to the father, but the younger son agrees and ascends the throne. The descendants of this Puru later came to be known in Egypt as 'Parubas' and later as 'Pharaohs'.
In his book Proof of Vedic Cultures Global Existence, Stephen Knepp writes that Westerners used to pronounce Rama as 'Raham'. Under the influence of time, the pronunciation of Ra was later forgotten and it is written in African school textbooks that Africans are called ‘Kushites’ (Kushites come from Ramputra Kush) and their father’s name is ‘Hum’. On the other hand, Ramchandra's other son 'Lob' is known as Lobya in Sanskrit from which the name of the country called 'Libya' is derived. On the other hand, the British Army officer John H. Spikey discovered the source of the famous Nile in Egypt in 1844. The Sanskrit word blue originally came from the river Nile. In addition, a review of the names of many places and objects in Egypt reveals that their origins are mainly in the Vedic scriptures or the Sanskrit language.
There are also many examples of the origins of the ancient Egyptian religion from the traditional Vedic religion. According to the Skanda Purana, Egypt or Africa is known as the Conch Island. Besides, similarities are found in both the cases even after observing the creation. According to the ancient Egyptian religion, Hiri Hiri is the source of all deities and idols, whereas according to the Vedic scriptures, Srihari or Sri Krishna is the God of all gods. This is a really amazing match. There is also further mention in the Egyptian scriptures that Nahrin (NHRYN) (according to the Vedic scriptures) was lying on the water before creation. Besides, the people of ancient Egypt were strict vegetarians. They were experts in medicine, astronomy and architecture.
According to historians, in the Vedic age the whole world was governed according to the Vedic scriptures. At that time people from all over the world used to come to India and study austerities, abstinence and scriptures. In this way Vedic Vastushastra spread all over the world. The famous architect said. A study conducted by V Ganapati architect found that architectural similarities were found between the southern part of India, the pyramids of Egypt and the Mayan civilization of Mexico. According to Vastu, what is called 'peak' is called 'pyramid' by the Egyptians. The marvelous architecture of the pyramids is basically just a tiny branch of architecture. Many patterns of Vedic civilization have also been found inside the pyramids. For example, the Egyptians believe in full birth. They believe that after death the soul gets the next body and they keep food near the mummy to protect that soul until the next body is obtained. Papyrus leaves containing verses from the Bhagavad Gita were also discovered during excavations at an ancient pyramid in Egypt in 3000 BC. The verse was "Basangsi jirnani yatha… .." That is, when one leaves old clothes and puts on new clothes, the soul abandons the worn body. What is even more surprising is that the bodies of the dead pharaohs are wrapped in Indian ‘muslin’ cloth. Besides, the Vedic scholars of ancient India also knew how to build a pyramid. Just like the recent completion of scientific excavations at Mohenjo-daro, mummies resembling Egyptian terracotta mummies were discovered.
