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What Indians Should know about Bharatiya Civilization - India and Europe Over the ages | Raj Vedam

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About the Talk: Indian knowledge was transmitted to the world at various times via trade routes and travellers. India had rich legacy of relations with Europe and other parts of the world has been age old. Due to distortion of History by Colonial powers and Missionaries these facts have been over looked and a spurious Aryan Invasion theory has been propagated. Dr. Raj Vedam, through his deep research unravels the truths that Indians must know as their History. About the Speaker: Raj Vedam holds a doctorate degree in Electrical Engineering with many years of multi-disciplinary experience, and has developed a strong research interest in the history of sciences, mathematics and technology. His research shows unacknowledged but significant contributions of ancient Indians to sciences and math, impacting several civilizations over different periods of time. While Western texts on the subject enforce a parochial narrative sourcing all sciences and math from ancient Greece or Rome or Egypt, Raj Vedam presents contrary facts and evidence to show their indebtedness to the Indian civilization. He has presented his findings in over 200 public talks, several teacher training workshops, several research publications, and offers two courses on the same at Hindu University of America. Topics Covered: 0:00 Introduction of Speaker 2:40 Ancient India's connection with Europe 3:30 Distortion of Indian History 6:09 Caste System imposed upon Indians by Western Scholars 9:48 Impact of spurious Aryan Invasion Theory 13:00 The Super Volcano 74000 years ago and its impact 15:45 Global Climate Ages 17:00 Ancient European Genetic Lineage 20:50 Mouse Migration - a research 24:06 Linguistic model of Indo-European languages 28:10 Grapes and somaras in ancient India 31:50 Archeological evidence of Shaman 34:44 Similar Grave Stone culture across the world 38:28 Common elements in Indo-European Dieties 41:30 Bull slaying seals from Harappa and Roman culture - Equinox shifting 42:19 The Ramayana and The Celtic story 45:50 Rivers of Rigveda - the battle of ten kings 48:50 Transfer of Knowledge from India to Egypt 52:00 Greek stories and corresponding Purana story 55:33 Comparative study of Linguistic Models 59:42 Indian Connection impacting Greek philosophy 1:03:50 Indian knowledge transfer to Greeks and Romans 1:07:29 Indian Yogi teacher of Plotinus - emergence of Neo Plotinism 1:10:00 Mudras and Yoga in Christiantiy 1:12:45 Indo-Roman Trade 1:14:50 Evidences of Trade via silk route 1:18:10 Syrian connection with Kerala 1:22:50 Transfer of Knowledge to Europe via Arabs 1:25:50 Vedanta philosophy - European Renaissance and Enlightenment 1:29:40 European Colonisation 1:33:20 Impact of colonisation on the colonies 1:35:55 Deep legacy of interaction with Europe 1:38:50 Indian knowledge systems across the world - India was Vishva Guru Q&A 1:39:56 Iranian Genome and Harappan Genome - DNA Genetic Model, Please elaborate 1:48:00 Do you think there are multiple origins of Human race in different parts of the World? 1:53:40 Are there any equals of Varna vyavastha in European countries? 1:55:00 How correct is the historicity of Kumari Kandam? 2:03:30 Commanality between South and North India, Please Elaborate. 2:05:38 Are we not celebrating our festivals on accurate dates? 2:08:10 Indian Calender more suitable? 2:09:30 Indian stitched ship technology, was it trasferred to other parts of the world? 2:13:20 How do you deal with the history of relations with west when they are not recognising this? Join this channel to get access to perks: Join our YouTube channel to get updated on new video releases: Hindi : English : Tamil : Punjabi : Bhojpuri : Marathi : Malayalam : Shorts : Bangla : For updates you may follow us on: Facebook : Instagram : Telegram : Twitter : Whatsapp: Linkedin: Koo : Website : Donate :

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