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Vedic Culture Remains in the Hollow Earth

 

In Shree Ramayana we have two scenes which are suggestive of the

existence of inner areas of the Earth. After Shrimati Sitadevi had

been kidnapped by Ravana, Shree Laksman swore to Rama that he would

persue the rascal even if Lakshman had to chase him to the " dark

hollows of the Earth." In chapter eight of Kishkindya, Rama proves

his ability to Sugriva by discharging an arow which " pierced through

seven palms, a rock, and the INNERMOST region of the Earth and in a

minute again came back to the quiver."

 

Now the first comment by Lakshman is not so revealing, really; we

already know that huge caverns and openings exist within the Earth.

Underneath the midwestern United States there is a huge aquifer, for

example, which lies underneath various states. But the second comment

seems to suggest not solid rock within the Earth but rather some kind

of inner region.

 

The Puranas also make mention of the hollow portion of the Earth in

various narrations. One such narration tells us that, at the end of

Kali Yuga, the Kalki avatar will be born in the best of Brahmin

families of Shambala- a city identified in both Puranic as well as

Tibetan lore as a city in the hollow Earth- and that He will

anniliate the miscreants on the entire surface of the globe.

Afterwards, the general Puranic version goes that men will come to

the surface from below to re-colonise and re-start Vedic culture.

 

 

http://skywebsite.com/hollow/Vedic-Hollow-Earth/id10.html

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