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Astras in Hindu History: The Fusion of Myth and Science

In the vast tapestry of Hindu mythology, as chronicled in the Vedas, Puranas, and epics like the Mahabharata and Ramayana, astras stand out as extraordinary weapons imbued with divine power. These celestial armaments, wielded by gods, sages, and legendary warriors, are not mere tools of war but symbols of cosmic energy, spiritual prowess, and the intricate interplay between myth and the…

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What if ancient texts hide alien truths?

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What if ancient texts hide alien truths?

Okay, tell me honestly—haven’t you ever read a myth, a religious story, or some ancient legend and thought, “Wait... this sounds kinda alien-ish?” Like gods coming from the sky in flying chariots, beings with impossible powers, glowing weapons, or even battles in the heavens. I mean... come on. It’s lowkey sus. So, what if some ancient texts aren’t just metaphorical or symbolic—but actually contain real, hidden accounts of encounters with something way beyond our understanding? Like, what if aliens have always been here, just... rewritten into stories? Let’s unpack it a bit. —

Quick Summary

Many ancient texts across cultures describe events, beings, and technologies that eerily resemble modern interpretations of alien encounters. While some might be metaphorical, others could be historical records of extraterrestrial contact—just retold through the language and understanding of ancient people. —

Wait... Are Ancient Stories Actually Alien Reports?

This isn’t just a stoner-thought from 2 a.m. Twitter. Let’s look at some very real examples that make people go, “Uhhh... this ain’t normal.” 🔹 The Vedas and Vimanas The Hindu epics talk about flying chariots called Vimanas. These weren’t just mythological; they had specs—like speeds, weapons, and propulsion details. Like... what ancient poet breaks down aircraft mechanics? 🔹 Ezekiel’s Wheel in the Bible In the Book of Ezekiel, there’s a vision of a flying structure with wheels inside wheels, wings, metallic beings, and lightning. That’s not your average burning bush moment. That sounds like a spaceship or drone or... something, right? 🔹 Sumerian Tablets The oldest written texts we know—the Sumerians—straight up talked about the Anunnaki, “gods from the sky” who came down and created humans to mine gold. That’s basically ancient aliens episode one. 🔹 Mayan Star Maps Some Mayan codices show celestial maps so precise, it’s hard to believe they didn’t have some kind of help. Some glyphs even show beings in bubble-like helmets. Coincidence? Maybe. Or maybe not. —

Why Would Aliens Talk in Metaphors?

That’s the thing—they probably didn’t. The theory is that when ancient people witnessed something far more advanced than they could explain, they interpreted it using the only framework they had: gods, magic, spirits. Think about it: if someone in 3000 BCE saw a spacecraft land, how would they even describe it? Probably as a glowing chariot or a thunder god descending in fire. Not because they were lying—but because that’s all their brain had to work with. —

Common Questions About This Idea

🟢 Why hide alien truths in religious texts? They might not be “hidden” on purpose. These texts could be historical records, just written from a spiritual or symbolic perspective. 🟢 Are there any scientific studies supporting this? While it’s not mainstream, several researchers in archaeoastronomy and alternative history explore these ideas seriously. Look up Erich von Däniken or Graham Hancock—whether you agree or not, it’s wild stuff. 🟢 Could this explain the origins of religion? Possibly. Some believe religion emerged partly from trying to make sense of encounters with superior beings—interpreted as gods or divine messengers. 🟢 Are there similar stories across different cultures? Yes! That’s what’s so compelling. Ancient Egyptian, Greek, Norse, Aboriginal, Native American, and Chinese mythologies all have “sky beings” or star people. That kind of global consistency? Kinda hard to ignore. —

A Strange But Cool Detail

In the Mahabharata, there’s a weapon called the Brahmastra. It caused “the brightness of ten thousand suns,” and turned everything to ash. Some even say it made women’s hair fall out. Radiation? Nuclear tech? That story is thousands of years old. —

Why This Actually Matters

This isn’t just about believing in aliens or not. It’s about re-examining history. If even a small part of this is true, it changes everything—our story, our place in the universe, our understanding of faith and science. And honestly? It’s kinda empowering. Maybe ancient humans weren’t primitive—they were just trying to document mind-blowing events the best way they could. Maybe we’ve been looking at alien history this whole time… just not realizing it. —

Final Thought

Look, I’m not saying every god or ancient legend was secretly an alien visitor. But I’m also not saying they weren’t. All I’m saying is: these ancient texts deserve a second look—not just as myths, but as potential historical clues from a time when humans weren’t alone in the skies. And if we read between the lines? Who knows what we might uncover. — 🔗 Related Articles from EdgyThoughts.com What if underground cities hide ancient species? https://edgythoughts.com/what-if-underground-cities-hide-ancient-species/ 🌐 External Wikipedia Resource For a solid background on the idea of ancient texts hinting at alien encounters, check out the concept of ancient astronauts: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ancient_astronauts — Read the full article

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Brahmastra Trailer Review

Brahmastra- the Trilogy, is a 3 part film franchise and the beginning of India’s first original universe- the Astraverse. It is a new original cinematic universe inspired by deeply rooted concepts and tales in Indian mythology but set in the modern world, with epic story-telling of fantasy, adventure, good vs evil, love, and hope, all told using cutting edge technology and never seen before visual spectacles.

Brahmastra has a dynamic star cast of Ranbir Kapoor, Alia Bhatt, Amitabh Bachchan, Nagarjuna, and Mouni Roy. Brahmastra is directed by Ayan Mukherjee and produced by Karan Johar.

Ayan Mukherjee had a vision of Brahmastra and he thought of bringing it to the world of cinema. This includes 10 years of hard work, blood, and sweat of every person associated with the world of Brahmastra.

The trailer is edited very nicely and it starts with the voice of Mr. Amitabh Bachchan saying “Water, Wind, and Fire”. Since Ancient times there are some energies, which have been harnessed into Astras! (Weapons). This is a story about the lord of all the Astras- Brahmastra.

A young man who must discover that the destiny of the Brahmastra depends on him- Shiva (Ranbir Kapoor). He finds out that he doesn’t burn in fire, and he has a strong connection with the fire. Isha (Alia Bhatt) is the love of Shiva. Shiva later realizes that something extraordinary is going on in this world, and there are ancient weapons of light and a group of warriors who protect them. Amitabh Bachchan, Nagarjuna is a part of this group of warriors but there is also a darkness that could destroy everything.

Mouni Roy plays the role of an antagonist whose goal is to fight for Brahmastra.

Shiva is connected to the world of Astras….because he himself is an Astra- Agni Astra.

The power of Love, Light, and Fire- Brahmastra.

The fact that the whole team of Brahmastra is trying so different and unique is applaudable. If people go crazy about Nordic mythology in Marvel films, then we should also appreciate how Brahmastra represents our culture.

Pritam has given some outstanding music to the movie with the vocals of Arijit Singh.

Brahmastra has already created a lot of buzz because of the controversies going on with the movie and there are a group of people trying to bring the movie down.

Brahmastra is releasing on the 9th of September in Cinemas. It is going to release in multiple languages.

The trailer has got mixed reviews from the audience, let’s hope for the result when the movie is actually released.

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Brahmastra movie review: Story, cast, budget, where to watch. 

Brahmastra movie review-Movie is made under the direction of Ayan Mukerji. You all will be shocked to know that, 39 years old director started working on this movie (Brahmastra) when he was only 25. Brahmastra part one almost took 5 years to complete. No doubt this movie is unimaginable and magnificent, plus giving competition to Hollywood. The use of modern technology with excellent and clean use of VFX. 

Image source: Brahmastra, Star Studios, Walt Disney Studios

Brahmastra movie story

Movie story of course leading to the modern world but related to Hindu mythology, one of the three Supreme gods, Shiva. Trailer voice-over is done by none other than Amitabh Bachchan.  Brahmastra history and how it is related to Shiva (Ranbir kapoor)  Brahmastra is the weapon of lord Shiva and somehow is destined to Shiva (Ranbir Kapoor). Shiva is an easygoing person who enjoys his life, fully but unaware of his powers. In the trailer his girlfriend became amazed when she saw him playing with fire.  We heard Shiva, saying to his girlfriend (Isha) that "something is going in this world, Isha some ancient powers and their protectors." Shiva has professor (Amitabh Bachchan), he told Shiva that he is an Agni Astra (The protector of Brahmastra) and the professor leads him on the journey of shielding Brahmastra.  Also Read: Karthikeya 2: Review, Story, Trailer, Box office, Where to watch Nagarjuna and Mouni Roy: The powerful characters  Nagarjuna is playing the role of Anish. The way he is reading some mantras in the trailer are giving goosebumps, showing his importance and powers. In the movie his character is related to lord Vishnu while Amitabh Bachchan's character is related to lord Brahma. Mouni Roy is a queen of Dark who wants to have Brahmastra and for that, she creates her army.  Brahmastra movie review, The use of VFX Hollywood mainly use VFX in their movies  but we will see its use in India with this clarity may be for the first time after Bahubali like movies so eagerly waiting for this movie after trailer is released. Chemistry between Ranbir Kapoor and Alia bhatt Ranbir Kapoor and Alia bhatt's marriage credit go to this movie. They both fall in love during the shooting and before its release they got married and of course they are going to be parents as well. Their Chemistry in the movie is strong as off screen.

Brahmastra movie Trailer

https://youtu.be/BUjXzrgntcY Video source: YouTube/Sony Music India   Brahmastra movie Music: kesariya Arijit Singh sang this song and must say it is the most melodious song ever. The visuals of Varanasi are just amazing.

Special appearance of Shahrukh Khan

We are going to see the strong cast line and Shahrukh Khan is a cherry on top. In the movie he is a Hanuman Astra and in the modern world he is a professor who discloses a lot about Brahmāstra.

Who is the villain of Brahmāstra

Well everyone is already so excited to watch Mouni Roy that how would she justify with her character but few sources anticipating that Alia Bhatt could be one of the villains as well, shocking right plus Alia and Mouni Ray could be siblings, moreover she is with Ranbir to capture the Brahmāstra but all these are theories and could be wrong.

Where was Brahmāstra shot?

Shooting was started on 1 February 2019 at Edinburgh, Scotland. 20 days schedule took place at Ramnagar Fort and Chet Singh Fort in Varanasi on 30 July 2019. Filming was brought to end on 29 March 2022 in Varanasi.

How Many parts Brahmāstra have

Brahmāstra is a trilogy which means there will be three parts. Ranbeer Kapoor will continue all three parts as a main lead or we will see another lead in the rest of the parts will be a great topic of discussion.

How is Rajamouli related to Brahmāstra

The director presenting the movie in Tamil, Telugu, Kannada and Malayalam, to help the film crack the south market. Rajamouli said that Ayan did a great job on disclosing the mystery and powers of Astras. However, the director is somewhat upset with Ayan for not showing the movie before its release. Is Deepika Padukone in Brahmastra Well, according to the trailer, people are claiming that they saw Deepika coming out of water and her to be as Jal devi or jal Astra. Some speculated that Deepika could be Parvati and will have a major role in the second part. Ayan Mukerji in an interview said that he is unaware of anything about part 2 and related to deepika. 

Over-all Budget of Brahmāstra- part one

Produced on an estimated budget of ₹300 crore (US$38 million)–₹500 crore (US$63 million). It is the first film produced under the Star Studios name following the acquisition of 21st Century Fox by Disney.  One more thing if you are aware about the Lord of the Rings upcoming series then you must know about its budget, well the budget is 8,000 crore. Lord of the Rings single episode is equal to Brahmāstra's whole budget. Also Read: Thiruchitrambalam Movie Review

Brahmastra movie release date

- 9 September 2022 Boycott Brahmāstra trends on social media Since Sushant Singh Rajput's death, people showing their anger on Bollywood movies. Once again this issue is raising because of the old video where Anushka Sharma and Ranbir Kapoor alleged on taking dr_gs. 

Where to watch Brahmastra movie

- You can watch this movie near your cinema halls - Also you can watch on vegamovies, yomovies, bolly4u websites Read the full article