Mythical Science

Holi is a must-to-be celebrated festival!! Holi is an Indian festival of colors. It is celebrated to symbolize the death of a demoness named Holika. This festival is celebrated in March which signifies a seasonal shift from winter to summer. This season signifies the highest risk of disease spread. This festival is celebrated by applying colors to others and by setting up a bonfire and circumambulating it with dance and songs. And now it's time to see the hidden science in celebrating Holi. The drift from winter to summer during march month creates a greater drift in our health. This leads to greater temperature change in our body which causes various diseases and also facilitates disease spread. And this is the time when Chickenpox, typhoid, and food poisoning spreads commonly. Holi is celebrated to avoid this kind of disease spreading. We celebrate Holi by applying colors to others and by circumambulating bonfires. The temperature of an atmosphere near a bonfire will be about 40

We know that Lord Ganesha is an elephant - headed . But scientifically is it possible to fix an elephant head to a human??  So we'll see in detail this concept in our blog.  ELEPHANT HEADED GANESHA: We would have heard the story behind Lord Ganesha's elephant head. That is a fight aroused between Lord Shiva and Lord Ganesha which lead Lord Shiva to cut Lord Ganesha's head . In order to protect Ganesha's life Lord Vishnu places an Elephant head on him. And hence, Ganesha got an Elephant head. ORGAN TRANSPLANTATION : Scientifically a technique that approves this concept is Organ transplantation. Organ transplantation is a medical procedure in which an organ is removed from one body and placed in the body of a recipient, to replace a damaged or missing organ.  ORGAN TRANSPLANTATION TYPES : Organ Transplantation is classified into various types: 1. Autotransplantation 2. Allotransplantation 3. Xenotransplantation AUTOTRANSPLANTATION: Autotransplantation is a procedure i

According to our scriptures, ancestors, and some Vedas. Peepal tree is linked with Pregnancy and baby formation. How can a tree enhance baby formation??  So we'll have a deep dig on this...  PEEPAL TREE:  Peepal tree is commonly found in a normal Indian locality like streets temples etc. We guess it be a commonly grown tree but the fact is that it is completely different from its growth to its functions . So before getting on to the scientific concepts let us see how special was this peepal tree in the aspect of our ancestors. ANCESTORS VIEW: According to our ancestors, the peepal tree was so sacred. They have made so many medicinal formulations with peepal trees. And the most important point to be noticed is that our ancestors have instructed newly married couples to tie cradles onto the branches of peepal trees for the baby formation and advised pregnant ladies to walk around neem and peepal tree together for healthy baby birth. So these were the thoughts of our ancestors but

Our ancestors have always told us some scary ghost stories and incidents. But behind all these events there is some hidden science and one among them is a ghost in the tree. ANCESTORS STORY: So our ancestors have instructed us not to go near trees or sleep under them after 6pm and if we do so the ghost in the tree will strangle our neck and will try to kill us. But behind this event, there are some scientific reasons.  Let us see about this in detail... RESPIRATION: Respiration is the process of taking in Oxygen and releasing out Carbon dioxide. During respiration, all living organisms take in oxygen and release out Carbon dioxide. TWO PROCESSES: Similarly, plants and trees undergo two processes. They are: 1. Photosynthesis. 2. Respiration. PHOTOSYNTHESIS: RESPIRATION: WHY PHOTOSYNTHESIS ??  We humans eat food to generate the energy needed for our bodies.  Similarly, plants undergo photosynthesis to prepare their own food and generate energy .  SCIENCE IN GHOST: So during photosynt

KUMBHAKARNA: Kumbhakarna is an important character in Ramayana. He is the younger brother of Ravan , the demon king. That is he belonged to the asura clan. He was a giant with greater height and weight which made him the strongest warrior of the epic. Kumbhakarna was a great devotee of God Brahma. BOON TURNED OUT TO BE BANE: Kumbhakarna was the greatest devotee of God Brahma. He was on a severe penance worshipping Lord Brahma. As a result lord, Brahma granted him a boon to ask anything he wanted. So Kumbhakarna made this an opportunity to defeat devas and asked for the position of Indra the leader of devas as a boon,  which panicked the Devas. They wanted to stop this and requested Maa Saraswathi to help them. And Maa Saraswathi to help the Deva's tied the tongue of Kumbhakarna when he was about to ask the boon. As a result of which he mispronounced the words. He intended to ask for Indrasana which was mispronounced to be Nidrasana. And he wanted to ask for Nirdevatam which w