Organ of Vedas, Schemas of Holographic Deity-Tapestries

The Vedas,

Deal with the most

pertinent question of

Humanity. Such as,

the ethereal currents within

Life systems, personified as Deities.

There are 4 Vedas,

the Bhagawat Gita, is the 5th (c. ~3000BC).

For the study of Jyotish,

let us narrow our Purposes,

by realizing that,

it is a

Vedanga, anga means organ, Ved means knowledge/e'cyclopaedia.

Among the 6 Vedangas, 

Jyotish is the Eye of the Vedas.

For it holds

relatable, everyday implications.

Of which,

Helpful to humanity,

is all of it. 

To navigate through the waters of Life,

'Look into the future.'

The study of the nature of God,

the Final Equation to Everyday,

yet the Very Droplet full of Nectar

(the nectarfull pure Drop of Spiritual nectar,

 <of the 9th house>),

That is the Spiritual Study.

The subject of monks, priests, priestesses.

The study of Jyotish, is that of

A Ved-anga,

 while the 'Ved-anta' (anta= end) 

is the End or Final Conclusion of the Vedas.

By Vedanta, what is literally meant here,

Is the conclusion of the Vedas,

is to be Self-Realized and Love the capital G God.

Personified as Krishna/Shiva, or Objectified as Pure Consciousness.

There has just been a 

history

of divine beings

incarnating

in the land of Ancient Bharatvash,

Which is blessed by Jove's light.

with Tibet,

the 3rd Pole of the World,

a.k.a., the roof of the world,

with glaciers,

Causing rivers,

Ganga and Jamuna

to flow.

Yet

being the  

The study of Jyotish,

that will involve

the studying of thousands and thousands

of topics, of Combinations, of Patterns.

Which forms the Mosaic of the Intelligible World.

You would find surprising,

How Logical,

The Vedic Deities seem to make,

 in the Tapestry of Nakshatras, i.e.,

In the various celestial locations

In the sky,

making 'polytheism' make sense.

And a secret science worth mastering.

Monotheism makes sense,

as a force making All.

The all in One and One in All.

Called as Krsna, SadaShiva.

SadaShiva and Goloka

are

Higher Dimensional Planes,

Beyond the dimension/Loka

of Heaven/Swarga, way way beyond

in the Plan of the Egg-Universe.

The Goddess whose Skin

the world is, thereforth,

the skin of the Mother/Mata,

and this Goddess, we call Bhuveshwari.

The Gods of the Nakshatras

Explains the tapestry of the deities.

and why without them,

the cosmos ceases to function.

Such as, Vayu being Wind,

is also called Indra- the Central Channel.

when he Withdraws himself,

All air or space collapses,

causing none to function.

In another schema,

the 64 yoginis are the

ethereal nerves of our system.

Imagine, if just one organ goes on strike,

maybe we live a few more hours

without the stomach than the heart.

Yet, there is no hierarchy

In their importance. Even if it

May seem so.

Amongst Devas,

in the schema of the Rig Ved,

The Devas rule over some huge Cosmic principle,

Like how Agni/Apollo, the god of Fire,

shows the tenancy of

Life-forms with metabolic Fire,

to rise upward, like the Flame,

Rising Higher and Higher,

accumulating, making colonies,

ensuring security, food, resources.

Agni is therefore, the symbolic Leader.

There's also the fire of cognition,

wherce, like the fire burning and

leaving Ash, we cognize concepts,

burn that's useful, and leave the Ash.

Or the digestive fire, as we use

the needful nutrients, and excrete

the rest. Then theres, 100s of

words that mean Fire.

To a lay person,

as many synonyms for a single

Word, may seem a waste of space.

Yet it's,

the secret is,

and the usefulness to us,

to understand reality is concepts as such,

Is on the 'nirukta.'

Nirukta is one of the 5 Vedangas.

which mean etymology.

If you analyze the meanings of the

root words of each word,

the different parts of the word,

it reveals meanings,

knowings, about the nature

of what the word stands for,

and it's connection with other words.

Like how, Krishak mean farmer

in our everyday language,

Which has a common root

with other more well-known words,

Likewise, another word for fire is,

Uhnul. Analyzing Uh+Nal,

even with the common knowledge

of a Hindi or Bengali speaker,

A lay person would uncover

 cosmic insights.

Another word for fire is, Krishnabarthana,

meaning: the entity that leaves a black trail.

A Final example:

Nar means Man,

VaNar means Monkey,

(Va= before, Nar= manusya).

One may wonder, this makes sense

 in The Indic languages.

True, but,

Gknow that Latin is the

granddaughter of Samskritam.

But it can be proved in stanzas/poems,

how its the most scientific/Nature-aligned

Bhasha (Bhasha= language).

However, with Nirukta,

or eytymylology,

which is one of the 5 Vedangas,

sans guidance,

one can be laughable.

Saying biscuit/biskoot, to be,

Vis (meaning poison) and kút, sounding like coat.

So, a biscuit is a poisonous coat.

Not making it up,

but this was said by a public speaker,

with the adornments of tilak and orange robes,

Let them be cursed to damnation.

Let's explore Nirukta for a bit.

Nirukta is a Vedanga,

In the Sanskrit/Devnagri/Bengali/etc. script(s),

The 1st line of consonants are:

Ka, Kha, Ga, Gha, Nda.

Pronouncing these

would need the air to

bounce from the top of your mouth.

The 2nd line,

Ch, Chha, Ja, Jha, Gŋya,

would need the air

bouncing behind the rind behind your teeth,

The 3rd line,

Ta, Tha, Da, Dha, Nda, (hard T),

geometrically coming closer

from the top of the mouth towards South.

The 4th line is,

ta, tha, da, dha, na (soft T)

The 5th line is,

Pa, pha, ba, bha, ma,

all involve the closing of lips

[Try saying M without mouth closure].

The 6th line is,

Ya, Ra, La, Wa,

the tongue goes below the lower denture.

The 7th is Three types of S.

And on it goes.

Compare it with A,B,C-s,

the schema is likely more arbitrary.

Going on,

With the 27 nakshatras,

each of the nakshatric Gods

hold a supreme cosmic principle.

That connect all potential sounds,

forces, elemental games and composition.

And music and things.