Advanced mathematics embedded in Sanskrit

[OVERTone]

The Embedded Mathematics in Sanskrit
There is evidence that the Sanskrit language has an interesting relationship
to mathematics, and that the people who used the language knew a lot more about
reality than orthodox historians might believe. There is quite a lot of Sanskrit
poetry, and up until now that's all it appeared to be. However, one Sanskrit
poem was analyzed in a certain way and it produced interesting results. A poem
was taken out of Clarion Call magazine which, when converted into its English
pronunciation, reads:

GOPI BHAGYA MDHWRATA SRNGISO DADHI SANHIGA KHALA JIVITA KHATAVA GALA HALA
RASWDHARA, translated as 'Oh Lord annointed with the yogurt of the milkmaids
worship (Krishna), Oh savior of the fallen, Oh Master of Shiva, please
protect me. '

An amusing enough poem, but researchers discovered that each sound had a
numerical value from 0 to 9, and when they applied the numerical order to the
sounds in this poem, it was equal to Pi to 32 digits of accuracy. From this, it
is gathered.that Sanskrit, like Hebrew, is a self-reflexive and self-referential
language.

[non-e-raygun]

The Embedded Mathematics in Sanskrit
There is evidence that the Sanskrit language has an interesting relationship
to mathematics, and that the people who used the language knew a lot more about
reality than orthodox historians might believe. There is quite a lot of Sanskrit
poetry, and up until now that's all it appeared to be. However, one Sanskrit
poem was analyzed in a certain way and it produced interesting results. A poem
was taken out of Clarion Call magazine which, when converted into its English
pronunciation, reads:

GOPI BHAGYA MDHWRATA SRNGISO DADHI SANHIGA KHALA JIVITA KHATAVA GALA HALA
RASWDHARA, translated as 'Oh Lord annointed with the yogurt of the milkmaids
worship (Krishna), Oh savior of the fallen, Oh Master of Shiva, please
protect me. '

An amusing enough poem, but researchers discovered that each sound had a
numerical value from 0 to 9, and when they applied the numerical order to the
sounds in this poem, it was equal to Pi to 32 digits of accuracy. From this, it
is gathered.that Sanskrit, like Hebrew, is a self-reflexive and self-referential
language.

Well I'll be...
Just call me falafel and anoint me with the lords yogurt.

[Aarde(Earth)Man]

[non-e-raygun]

[Aarde(Earth)Man]

Yea but I really think it's a shame...

[non-e-raygun]

Yea but I really think it's a shame...

"Christ" yourself and you won't think it's a shame. If everyone was consciously "Christed" than "Krishna" would be as relevant as saying "What up nigga".

[Aarde(Earth)Man]

Oh I'm familiar with the christ consiousness alright, I believe I'm going towards that direction, step by step by step.

[non-e-raygun]

Oh I'm familiar with the christ consiousness alright, I believe I'm going towards that direction, step by step by step.

I know that you know man. It was more of a reference to the titles and such becoming commonplace. Kind of like humans becoming desensitized to violence. Somewhere along the lines it just happened.

[dcdaveclarke]

Oh I'm familiar with the christ consciousness alright, I believe I'm going towards that direction, step by step by step.

I know that you know man. It was more of a reference to the titles and such becoming commonplace. Kind of like humans becoming desensitized to violence. Somewhere along the lines it just happened.

Constant replay thats why

[supafly]

quote -: 'Oh Lord annointed with the yogurt of the milkmaids

I like that bit, from the land of milk and honey!

its to do with the chemicals in the brain that lead to our enlightenment is it not? 

[Aarde(Earth)Man]

Would rather say the precursors to those chemicals, energy ^_^.