1) According to ancient Hindu literature, there are 14 worlds or lokas that make up the universe.
2) The 14 lokas are divided into 7 upper lokas and 7 lower lokas.
3) Bhooloka, the world humans live on, is the bottom-most of the 7 upper lokas. The upper-most loka is Satyaloka, the abode of Lord Brahma.
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1) According to ancient Hindu literature, there are 14 worlds or lokas that make up the universe.
2) The 14 lokas are divided into 7 upper lokas and 7 lower lokas.
3) Bhooloka, the world humans live on, is the bottom-most of the 7 upper lokas. The upper-most loka is Satyaloka, the abode of Lord Brahma.
1) According to ancient Hindu literature, there are 14 worlds or lokas that make up the universe.
2) The 14 lokas are divided into 7 upper lokas and 7 lower lokas.
3) Bhooloka, the world humans live on, is the bottom-most of the 7 upper lokas. The upper-most loka is Satyaloka, the abode of Lord Brahma.
As per ancient Hindu literature, an 'Andam' is composed of 14 lokas (worlds), wh
ich we commonly refer to as 'Eeraezhu Pathinalu Lokangal'. Of these 14 lokas, 7
are grouped as 'Mel lokas' or Upper lokas and 7 are called 'Keelzh lokas' or Low er lokas. The world we live in, 'Bhooloka' is the bottom-most of the 7 Upper lok as. The list of 7 upper lokas is as follows, from bottom to top Bhoohu Bhuvaha-resides the navagrahas in the form of planets Suvaha- resides the rishis Mahar- resides the ganadevas:who are the regents or rulers of the Kalpa, the Kal pdhikris Janah- resides sanandan and pure minded sons of brahma and demigods Tapah- resides deities called Vaibhrjas Satyah- resides brahma. Bhoohu is the earth we live in, called 'Bhooloka'. The third loka, namely 'Suvah a' is called as 'Suvargam' or Heaven. It is the kingdom of Lord Indira and inhab ited by the Devas. The upper-most loka, 'Satyah' is the abode of lord Brahma. Now let us look at the seven (Keelzh) bottom lokas. The list from top to bottom is as follows Athalah Vithalah Suthalah Tharaathalah Mahaathalah Rasaathalah Paathalah We use the word Paathalah often in our conversation to refer to any deep trench in the ground. Bhuloka, Bhuvarloka, Suvarloka, Maharloka, Janaloka, Tapoloka and Satyaloka Moreover this is what we say in praananayamya in sandhyavandhane..... OM Bhoohu bhuvaha suvaha mahaha janaha tapaha ogum satyam....