Jarasandha?

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People,

 

Remember the hollow earth in the Puranas theme. Consider this

narration from the Bhagavat Purana, as summarized in the Krishna

Book, Chapter 52, by A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami. Here is one

interesting piece:

 

"After traversing a very long distance, the brothers pretended to

become very tired. To mitigate Their weariness They climbed up a very

high mountain several miles above sea level. This mountain was called

Pravarsana due to constant rain. The peak was always covered with

clouds sent by Indra. Jarasandha took it for granted that the two

brothers were afraid of his military power and had hidden Themselves

at the top of the mountain. First he tried to find Them, searching

for a long time, but when he failed he decided to trap and kill Them

by setting fires around the peak. He therefore surrounded the peak

with oil and set it on fire. As the blaze spread more and more, Krsna

and Balarama jumped from the top of the mountain down to the ground--

a distance of eighty-eight miles. Thus, while the peak was burning

up, Krsna and Balarama escaped without being seen by Jarasandha.

Jarasandha concluded that the two brothers had been burned to ashes

and that there was no need of further fighting. Thinking himself

successful in his efforts, he left the city of Mathura and returned

to his home in the kingdom of Magadha. Gradually Krsna and Balarama

reached the city of Dvaraka, which was surrounded on all sides by the

sea."

 

http://www.krsnabook.com/ch52.html

 

Well- let´s put this into perspective. Satellites orbit at altitudes

as low as 110 miles. The highest known mountain in the solar system

in Olympus Mons on Mars, which is 15 miles high. But here we read of

a peak on this earth towering 88 miles high.

 

First of all, keep in mind that Shree Krishna and Balaram were

avatars of Godhead, and that when Maha Vishnu was approached by the

celestial being that the Hindus like to call demigods, He indicated

that he would incarnate, rather descend, and the that celestial

beings should take birth before Him to assist him in his pastimes.

Perhaps this explains their 88 mile "jump". Anyway, focus on the

description, i.e., a peak which is 88 miles high, and we´ll go from

there.

 

Anyway, on the surface of planets, we don´t see this type of geology.

But what about within? Think of a geode. A geode has a fairly smooth

surface, but the interior crystals are rather jagged. If the interior

of the Earth follows this pattern at all, then mountains of that

height are not impossible.

 

And this personality Jarasandha? He was mentioned in the Mahabharata,

(abridged version by Krishna Dharma, Torchlight Publishing. 1999, Ch.

16, p. 164):

 

Shree Krishna said to Yudhisthira Maharaj:

 

" You are fit in every way to perform the Rajasuya sacrifice and

become the world emperor, but you will first have to overthrow the

powerful Jarasandha, who has formed a near invincible alliance with

numerous other monarchs. He has extended his influence and control

throughout the middle portion of the earth and designs on the rest.

He is the biggest stumbling block to your plans."

 

How about that? Jarasandha was active in the hollow Earh, where the

Vedic city Shamballa is located, and Krishna and His brother Balarama

had a run-in with him in the vicinity of an 88 mile high mountain.

 

This was recorded by the Hindus in the Sanskrit language, a very

sophisticated language, the Hindus also being people advanced in math

and algebra, calendar systems, ect., so there is something to all

this.

 

I think that the Hollow Earth Theory helps to save the Vedic

literature from the mockery of sheer disbelief, disbelief in

statements which seem bizarre and absurd when not understood in the

light of the hollow Earth Theory.

 

Posted by Dharma/Dean

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