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It was at the centre of the Earth and in its very centre stood the mountain Hara-bareza ('Alborz')."
Quod ad descriptionem attinet, eam nos accepimus ex Itinerario Jacobi Cnoyen Buscoducensis, qui quaedam ex rebus gestis Arturi Britanni citat, majorem autem partem et potiora a sacerdote quodam apud regem Norvegiae anno Domini 1364 didicit. Descenderat is quinto gradu ex illis quos Arturus ad has habitandas insulas miserat, et referebat anno 1360 Minoritam quendam Anglum Oxoniensem mathematicum in eas insulas venisse, ipsique relictis ad ulteriora arte magica profectum descripsisse omnia, et astrolabio dimensum esse in hanc subjectam formam fere uti ex Jacobo collegimus.
originally posted by: zinc12
a reply to: SargonThrall
There is only one place on Earth where the stars revolve around one point "meru" and that is the poles of the planet. No you can not find such a place in India.
originally posted by: Harte
originally posted by: zinc12
a reply to: SargonThrall
There is only one place on Earth where the stars revolve around one point "meru" and that is the poles of the planet. No you can not find such a place in India.
You can see that place from anywhere in the Northern Hemisphere.
The Southern Hemisphere has it's own such "place."
Harte
originally posted by: zinc12
originally posted by: Harte
originally posted by: zinc12
a reply to: SargonThrall
There is only one place on Earth where the stars revolve around one point "meru" and that is the poles of the planet. No you can not find such a place in India.
You can see that place from anywhere in the Northern Hemisphere.
The Southern Hemisphere has it's own such "place."
Harte
Oh how wise, can you see the polar star from over the equator...good eyes you have!
In any case since in is clear the place is in the north we are not obviously talking about the south pole and since the mountain is at the navel/axes/centre of the world then it is the north pole regardless, not to mention the heavens rotating around the mountain again making it the north pole
originally posted by: Harte
originally posted by: zinc12
originally posted by: Harte
originally posted by: zinc12
a reply to: SargonThrall
There is only one place on Earth where the stars revolve around one point "meru" and that is the poles of the planet. No you can not find such a place in India.
You can see that place from anywhere in the Northern Hemisphere.
The Southern Hemisphere has it's own such "place."
Harte
Oh how wise, can you see the polar star from over the equator...good eyes you have!
In any case since in is clear the place is in the north we are not obviously talking about the south pole and since the mountain is at the navel/axes/centre of the world then it is the north pole regardless, not to mention the heavens rotating around the mountain again making it the north pole
You were the one that claimed only one place on Earth exists where the stars revolve around one point.
You should expect responses to such an ignorant statement.
Harte
originally posted by: zinc12
originally posted by: Harte
originally posted by: zinc12
originally posted by: Harte
originally posted by: zinc12
a reply to: SargonThrall
There is only one place on Earth where the stars revolve around one point "meru" and that is the poles of the planet. No you can not find such a place in India.
You can see that place from anywhere in the Northern Hemisphere.
The Southern Hemisphere has it's own such "place."
Harte
Oh how wise, can you see the polar star from over the equator...good eyes you have!
In any case since in is clear the place is in the north we are not obviously talking about the south pole and since the mountain is at the navel/axes/centre of the world then it is the north pole regardless, not to mention the heavens rotating around the mountain again making it the north pole
You were the one that claimed only one place on Earth exists where the stars revolve around one point.
You should expect responses to such an ignorant statement.
Harte
A polar projection map centred on the north pole produces the Earth disc so yes the stars according to that system all rotate around meru which is at the centre of the Earth disc, centre being north like the polar projection map in my OP
No different then other Indo-European systems such as the Norse world tree which extends its branches into the realms of the gods
You are free to read The Arctic Home in the Vedas origin of Aryans by Lokmanya Bal Gangadhar Tilak and he goes into the astronomy in the Vedas proving that it is the stars in the north hemisphere they are familiar with and not the south, hence his conclusion that they also come from the artic circle a conclusion I came to independently myself.
originally posted by: zinc12
a reply to: BELIEVERpriest
Yes they moved into many lands including Eire-land, ire-land...land of the aryans.