the immortal of maluha

Mehragarh:
Meluha:
Meluhans:
Mudras:
Naga:
Namaste:
Nirvana:
Oxygen/antioxidants
theory:
Pandit:
Parmatma:
Patallok:
Pawan Dev:
Pitratulya:
Prahar:
Puja:
Rajat:
Ram Chandra:
Ram rajya:
Rangbhoomi:
Rangoli:
Rishi:
Sanyasi:
Sapt-Sindhu:
Saptrishi:
Saptrishi
uttradhikaris:
Modern archaeologists believe that Mehragarh is the progenitor of the Indus Valley
civilisation. Mehragarh represents a sudden burst of civilised living, without too
much archaeological evidence of a gradual progression to that level. Hence
obviously, those who established Mehragarh were either immigrants or refugees
The land of pure life. This is the land ruled by the Suryavanshi kings. It is the area that
we in the modern world call the Indus Valley Civilisation
People of Meluha
Gestures
Serpent people
An ancient Indian greeting. Spoken with the open palms of both the hands joined
together. Conjoin of three words. ‘Namah’, ‘Astu’ and ‘Te’ —meaning ‘I bow to
you’. Namaste can be used as both ‘hello’ and ‘goodbye’
Enlightenment; freedom from the cycle of rebirths
Modern research backs this theory. Interested readers can read the article ‘Radical
Proposal’ by Kathryn Brown in the Scientific American
Priest
The ultimate soul or the sum of all souls
The underworld
God of the winds
The term for a man who is ‘like a father’
Four slots of six hours each into which the day was divided by the ancient Hindus; the
first prahar began at 12 midnight
Prayer
Silver
Ram = Face; Chandra = Moon. Hence Ram Chandra is ‘the face of the moon’
The rule of Ram
Literally, the ground of colour. In ancient times, stadiums where sports, performances
and public functions would be carried out
Traditional colourful and geometric designs made with coloured powders or flowers
as a sign of welcome
Man of knowledge
Sanyasis are people who renounce all their worldly possessions and desires to retreat
to remote locations
and devote their time to the pursuit of god and spirituality. In ancient India, it was
common for people to take sanyas at an old age, once they had completed all their
life’s duties
Land of the seven rivers — Indus, Saraswati, Yamuna, Ganga, Sarayu, Brahmaputra
and Narmada. This was the ancient name of North India
One of the ‘Group of 7 Rishis’
Successors of the Saptrishis