Sanatan dharma and science

Dayanand clarified on his satynash Prakash that aum is the highest,supreme name of supreme reality of BrhmAn,everything which is mentioned in Vedas,brhman grantha and Upanishad all are merely subject oriented name of nirakar paramatma.Is it?none of the smriti sruti clarifies if.I am going to prove Arya samaj wrong on this very beginning thing of Hinduism from fac ts and evidence ....          Hari OM. Be peace to us Mitra. Be peace to us Varuna. Be peace to us Aryaman. Be peace to us Indra and Brihaspati. May far-striding Vishnu be peace to us. Adoration to the Eternal. Adoration to thee, O Vayu. Thou, thou art the visible Eternal and as the visible Eternal I will declare thee. I will declare Righteousness! I will declare Truth! May that protect me! May that protect the speaker! Yea, may it protect me! May it protect the speaker. OM! Peace! Peace! Peace!( From the taiiteriya Upanishad mantra no 1) peace to us - śam naḥ | मित्रः - mitraḥ - Mitra | शम् वर...

गुरुर्ब्रह्मा गुरुर्विष्णुर्गुरुर्देवो महेश्वर: । गुरुस्साक्षात् परं ब्रह्म तस्मै श्रीगुरवे नमः ॥ शुद्धस्फटिकसंकाशं शुद्धविद्याप्रदायकम् । शुद्धं पूर्णं चिदानन्दं सदाशिवमहं श्रये ॥१॥                Great Adi Shankaracharya was not only a profound scholar , philanthropist but also a genius intellectual,his adwait non dualism Vedanta is nothing but the epitome and root of quantum physics,i am gonna try my best few among them, ::- Quantum Physicists have clearly admitted the Advaita Philosophy of Adi shankaracharya. The comparisions- *Adi Shankaracharya* This world is  ( maya ) an illusion. *Quantum Physics* The world we see and perceive are not real, they are just 3D projections of mind. *Adi Shankaracharya* Brahma sathya jagan mithya –Only the Brahman is the absolute reality *Quantum Physics* Only that consciousness is reality *Adi Shankaracharya* The Brahanda is created and dissolved again ...

pootaatmaa paramaatmaa cha muktaanaam paramaa gatih avyayah purushah saakshee kshetrajno akshara eva cha. 10) Poota-atmaa -One with an extremely Pure (Pootam) Essence; One who is not affected the least by the impurities of Maayaa. The Self is beyond all vaasanaas and, therefore, He cannot be affected by anyone of the manifestations of Maayaa such as thoughts of the intellect, emotions of the mind or the perceptions of the body. Immaculate is ever the Self, and so He is termed as the Pure Self (Poota-Aatmaa). (11) Parama-atmaa -The Supreme, meaning that which transcends all limitations and imperfections of matter: in short, the Transcendental Reality. The Spirit is other than matter, and that in its presence, the vestures of matter, borrowing their dynamism from Him, play their parts rhythmically at all times. This has been the assertion found chorusly repeated in all the Upanishads and in the entire Vedantic literature. Sankara in Aatma Bodha points out that the Self is other ...

Theword sahasra in the title of the Stotram means "one thousand". The main body of Sri Vishnu Sahasranama Stotram consists of 107 stanzas which contain the thousand names of Sri Maha Vishnu. Every one of the Thousand Names in Vishnu Sahasranamam is full of significance in that it refers to one particular quality, guna, characteristic or attribute of Paramatma. (yani namani gaunani, where the emphasis is that each name is indicative of a guna of  could legitimately ask the question: Why were these 1000 names chosen? Does the Parama Purusha get absolutely defined by these thousand names? The obvious answer is that God is Infinite and Indescribable, and can only be experienced, but cannot be translated into words and communicated from one to another. The vedas conclude that God is neither accessible to words nor to mind (yato vacho nivartante aprapya manasa saha - Taittiriya Upanishad). In Isavasya Upanishad, it is said that you cannot reach (understand) the Param...

I am trying to present Vishnu sahsrnama slokas by slokas with accurate meaning and right explanation of scholars .The word sahasra in the title of the Stotram means "one thousand". The main body of Sri Vishnu Sahasranama Stotram consists of 107 stanzas which contain the thousand names of Sri Maha Vishnu. Every one of the Thousand Names in Vishnu Sahasranamam is full of significance in that it refers to one particular quality, guna, characteristic or attribute of Paramatma. (yani namani gaunani, where the emphasis is that each name is indicative of a guna of  could legitimately ask the question: Why were these 1000 names chosen? Does the Parama Purusha get absolutely defined by these thousand names? The obvious answer is that God is Infinite and Indescribable, and can only be experienced, but cannot be translated into words and communicated from one to another. The vedas conclude that God is neither accessible to words nor to mind (yato vacho nivartante aprapya mana...