Mythical Science

The science behind Aadi month Aadi is the month that falls between July and August. The month of aadi is popularly known for decorating houses with neem, turmeric, and specially prepared porridge called koozh from finger millet and Kodo millet. The reason for this is to make up our body for the upcoming seasonal change. Aadi month signifies the seasonal shift from summer to winter which makes a suitable situation for the outbreak and spread of various seasonal diseases and also results in heat-related illness.  Aadi month also signifies the initiation reproductive cycle of flies and mosquitoes, which results in an increased population of those insects. These insects spread diseases like cholera, dengue, malaria, chikungunya, etc., To prevent this we are using neem and turmeric in and around our house as antimicrobial. And we also intake neem in some instances which plays a major role in preventing ourselves from diseases. And the next is porridge from finger millet and Kodo millet .

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

How could a baby in the womb since its outer environment??  Is it possible for a baby in the womb to learn and memorize stuff? Astonishing though. We are going to see about such a baby from Mahabharata in this blog.  ABHIMANYU: Abhimanyu is a known and familiar warrior mentioned in Mahabharata . He was the son  prince Arjuna and princess Subhadra. He is said to be an avatar  of  the son of Chandra.  Abhimanyu was brought up by his maternal uncle - Lord Krishna, as his father was sent on an exile for 13 years.  One interesting fact described in Mahabharata about Abhimanyu is that when he was in his mother Subhadra's womb he learned the Chakraviyugam entry technique explained by Arjuna.  CHAKRAVYUGH: Chakravyuh is a war formation done in ancient times. It is also called Padmavyuha . It is a military formation used in the Hindu epic Mahabharata. It resembles a labyrinth of multiple defensive walls. It was very difficult to crack it and the method to crack this technique was mainta