Mitwah posted:

 

Dwaraka is one of the seven Holy Cities Ayodhya, Mathura, Haridwar, Benares, Kanchi, Ujjain and Dwaraka. Dwaraka's majesty and beauty have been described by many poets and writers, saints and sages of ancient India. It is referred to as Golden City in Srimad Bhagavad Gita, Skanda Purana, Vishnu Purana, Harivansha and Mahabharata. It was the capital of Lord Krishna's Kingdom. All the Islam-embracing, Christianity-coveting and Hindu-hating perverted pseudo secularists in the Government of India and all the political parties would be shocked to know that Dwaraka is not just a legend or the product of a figment of imagination but a real, concrete and terrestrial truth. Dwaraka was a well-planned city with a modern and technologically advanced harbour suitably designed to deal with the marine traffic of large ships entering the port. One of the verses in the Bhagavada says: 'The yellow glitter of the golden fort of the Dwaraka City in the sea throwing yellow light all round looked as if the flames of Vadavagni came out tearing asunder the sea'. Then came the deluge and Dwaraka 'A City of Gold' vanished under water. Around 1500 BC, the whole Western course of India disappeared along with Lord Krishna's Capital City of Dwaraka. This is how it was described by Vedavyasa in the Mahabharata: 'The sea, which had been beating against the shore, suddenly broke the boundary that was imposed on it by nature. The sea rushed into the City of Dwaraka. It coursed through the streets of the beautiful city. The sea covered up everything in the city. I saw the beautiful buildings becoming submerged one by one. In a matter of a few moments it was all over. The sea had now become as placid as a lake. There was no trace of the city. Dwaraka became just a name; just a memory'. The ruins of ancient Dwaraka city have been found under the sea following recent oceanographic studies conducted near the modern temple-city of Dwaraka. The first Archaeological excavations at Dwaraka were done by the Deccan College, Pune and the Department of Archaeology, Government of Gujarat in 1963 under the direction of an outstanding Archeologist of Ancient India H.D. Sankalia. It revealed the existence of many artefacts, hundreds of centuries old. The Archaeological Survey of India (ASI), conducted a second round of excavations under the direction of Dr S R Rao, a world renowned Underwater Archeologist. Dr S R Rao is to the discovery of the ancient town of Dwaraka, what Isaac Newton is to the Law of Gravitation or Albert Einstein to the Theory of Relativity. Between 1983 and 1990, the well-fortified township of Dwaraka was discovered, extending more than half mile from the shore. The township was built in six sectors along the banks of a river. The foundation of boulders on which the City's walls were erected proves that the land was reclaimed from the sea. What is amazing is that the general layout of the City of Dwaraka described in the ancient texts agrees with that of the submerged city discovered by the Marine Archaelogical Unit. (MAU) of The Archaelogical Survey of India (ASI), which carried out its work under the guidance and supervision of Dr S R Rao.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lF8aMBGLzlM

Saw something about this on Expedition Unknown with Josh Gates short while ago. They found an old stone anchor right where the harbor would have been.

So what happened to Dwarka can it happen to California?

Mitwah posted:

So what happened to Dwarka can it happen to California?

It will happen to some parts of Florida for sure. Looks like the Florida Keys will be the first to go. Ksaz bai, all the beautiful women who live there will be gone. What will you do? Depression will step in.

Dave Ji, kitni achhi aawaz hai! 

Mitwah posted:

Dave Ji, kitni achhi aawaz hai! 

Dhanyavaad Bhaee jee

aapaka din shaanadaar gujare

Dave posted:

Mitwah posted:

Dave Ji, kitni achhi aawaz hai! 

Dhanyavaad Bhaee jee

aapaka din shaanadaar gujare

Aap bhi!  Bahut Dhanyavaad!

Good posting Mits.

Prashad posted:

Good posting Mits.

Prashad posted:

Good posting Mits.

Thanks Prash. When one speaks of Christianity, it's referred as "Religious History" but when we speak of "Sanatan Dharma" they refer to it as Mythology.   Dwarka exists.