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    Mythological Weapons

    Oh... I feel now that you miss read my post no.133, later part., reproduced below, with highlighted colored sentence. On rereading above mine post, I think it can cause the confusion that I used your post without properly clearing bases of my comparison. Oh.... terrible mix up, I am afraid...
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    Mythological Weapons

    I started commenting on Sudarshana Chakra on the premises that their are certain mythological weapons mention by thread starter that were in fact actual weapons but later given mythological status. By 'mythological status I mean, that the effectiveness, use, functions etc. are blown out of...
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    Mythological Weapons

    Now 'issues' resloved, I will continue from the my post no. 124. Joe Shearer (Ignoring Pale Galileean and what ever he done) In Urdu and similarly in Punjabi throwing a chakra is said "Chaker Chalana" same like 'teer chalana' as against throwing a stone will be 'phater phankna' meaning...
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    Joe Shearer In this you seemed to have missed the clue. Your previous post so my response was my attempt was to make a light comment in the context, and no way was intended as a rebuke or insulting. I have been on this forum for more than 3 year (member for a little more than one...
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    Mythological Weapons

    It is already 311 Dwapara in ascension, by the short count of Sri Yukteswar's Holy Science. I hold no rapier in my hand, just thoughts to share. and harbor no bad intentions. thanks for the info regarding age of epics and etymological perspective. I will not insist on clicking the thanks...
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    Mythological Weapons

    I have no excess air or something, just that I don't have enough time to respond/post, hence have to resort to bits. Please bear with me, its been 19 years since I left college. Thanks for your kind words, and yours words of advice duly noted. Now continuing from my last post, Chakram of...
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    Sorry I could not elaborate my point earlier. As I recall from memory if it serves well,.... Bishma while lying on bed or arrows tell Durjodana that Arjuna only left with knowledge, ......
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    Dear sir, You must understand what you are talking. A man with the weapons and skill of Bishma would be unstoppable. if you consult Mahabharata, half of Pandava army was annihilated by Bishma alone in 10 days(may be, as I don't remember clearly but I do remember all was over in 18 days) and...
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    Mythological Weapons

    Answering myth with a "myth". --Bishma whlie lying on bed of arrows asks for water and refuse to drink by ordinary means so "Arjuna mounts his chariot and after some driving" shoot an arrow in the ground, a fountain erupts and thirst of Bishma is quenched. Bishma then advices the Kuru King...
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    Mythological Weapons

    If you like any thing, click the thanks button. Comment on 'History' was bit dramatized to get attention of the readers. but it is true to the bone. My comments regarding steel were in response to the original post titled Asi by thread starter 'Divya' in which myth regarding creation of...
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    Mythological Weapons

    Utthamum dadhdadaath paadam- The first fart is like the sound of a motor vehicle... Madhyam paadam thuchuk chuk- The second fart stutters like the sound of a train. Ghanisthah thud thudi paadam- The third one is like the siren of an ambulance. Surr surri praan gatakam- But, the fourth one...
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    Jaswant Singh: The Death of Pakistan?

    This is an amazingly confused article. one sweeping statement after the other. Tipping point, nuclear power, terrorists, history lessons, fate, salman tasser, murder, two nation theory, muslim asia, vivisection of British India, tragic folly, and what not,....... mixing context and jumping from...
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    :hitwall::hitwall::hitwall::hitwall: You have reproduced the post #14 by Divya, please go through entire thread before posting.
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    Mythological Weapons

    Not only good at mathematics and astronomy but in metallurgy, medicine, arts and crafts, sexology, linguistics, literature, jurisprudence, Philosophy, etc. etc. etc.................................... Except........... HISTORY
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    Your fellow countryman put the date of B.C.8900 to Ramayan. Can you please tell me, in which YUG it took place? what is the length of YUGs? How many years passed since then?
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    Mythological Weapons

    Then why are you running around in an enemy's forum, defending your country, your honor? or what? You translate?....... More that 90% of your(?) scriptures was translated by non-hindus? Can you please answer my post dated 20-01-2011 regarding Sudarshana Chakra? Do you really have knowledge...
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    Global player India has every right to ties with Kabul: US

    Ok.... it may not be that early for US of A to leave; But, What if?
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