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jblf
krit.
Prof: 1C T. Pa/ldUrangi,
Bangalore
University
:
former
President,
Professor
of SansSociety,
Mythic
Bangalore )
had the pleasure of reading the English summary of of Sri Vadiraja Tirtha, prepared by He has also added a long Sri V. Badarayana Murthy. introduction to this work which incorporates the gist of the papers presented at the seminar on cosmogony and cosmoI
Bhugola Varnanam
in
two purposes
and
details
view.
the
1.
To make
of as
the
concept
in
of
Geography
lokas
Bhugola Varnanam by Sri Vadiraja Tirtha to such readers who do not know Sanskrit. 2. To elucidate this concept and details in terms of modern knowledge on this subject.
It
is
natural
that
the
two
do not agree
in
all
the
the
not be in a hurry to reject either the modern merely on this ground. Modern science is still Scientific enquiry knows no end. Its quite young and should have the ambrition to grow.
details.
One should
or
traditional
experimental method
is
only one
way
of scientific enquiry.
Our ancient seers probably had much superior methods of enquiry. They were able to cultivate ceratin mental faculties of man that could probe into the mysteries of
the universe
much deeper.
author of Bhugola
Varnanam,
His Bhugola great seer of mystic powers. the outcome of both his direct vision of
and also
of the universe through his mystic power deep study of puranas that give the details of the universe. Therefore, modern screntists should take
his
Sri V. it as a guide to continue their enquiry further. Badarayana Murthy has analysed the contents of this great manner. He has given modern work in a simple and clear
equivalents of calculations of the locations of planets and distances, seas, worlds, etc., and this is very helpful to
duction
tists
The gist of the seminar papers included in the introthrows useful light on different aspects of this
problem. It is heartening to note that many young scienhave handled the matter with an open mind and with appeal to senior scientists to convincing arguments.
I
their prejudice that the Vedas and puranas contain unscientific and imaginary data and all this does not stand any scientific scrutiny. They must accept the
overcome
were more close to Nature and had different methods of enquiry other than the present day experimental method. But their conclusions are still available in our ancient literature and we must try to find
fact that our ancient seers
If
we
read
the script of certain ancient documents, we should not rush to the conclusion that these ancients had no language
at all.
unscientific
Sri
Murthy has done well in bringing Geography to the notice of modern scholars. The pictures and charts included by him have added to the usefulness of this volume.
this great
work
on
world
(Sd.) K. T.
Pandurangi
'If.
Raghupathl Rao
B.E.,
"
Dharmaprakash
"
BHUGOLA VARNANAM
Education after independence has taught us only to laugh at our ancient wisdom. The material Science which
problems, for
save-
gets lion's share under Education, has no answer to human it does not accept that a man has a soul to
Added
is
is
The
first,
it
spins
on
its
own
axis.
The second,
it
The
If we accept these motions third, it has precession. for the earth, no life would be possible on this earth. Our ancient Scriptures hold that the earth is stationary.
by the Lord.
it is just one of the fourteen (okas created Even though their truth is vouchsafed for
us by the Lord, Himself, thanks to the doubts injected by Material Science, which is based on imperfect perception and logic based on such faulty perception, even
scripturally oriented people feel timid to project the
views
given by Scriptures.
Shri V. Badarayana Murthy has made a life-long study of both the views. No one is asking anyone to accept
this
But there
is
knowledge which
paraded
is
and
arrive at his
own
conclusion.
Vadiraia has
given this work, so that the devotees of the see their way clearly.
(Sd) K.
Lord
may
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