I was reading about the universe and black holes which i mentioned in my previous posts. For those who have not read, "A black hole is a region of space in which the gravitational field is so powerful that nothing can escape after having fallen past the event horizon. The name comes from the fact that even electromagnetic radiation (e.g. light) is unable to escape, rendering the interior invisible."
And hence it is called a Black hole.
 
However, the final, correct description of black holes, is unknown to the scientists. As anything that enters it cannot be traced. It just vanishes.

There is a black hole at the center of every galaxy. It is the gravitational force of this black hole that holds the myrids of the stars and the planets in their respective places and orbits, and make them revolve around this galactic center.

There are myriads of such galaxies in the universe. Then what is the force that is holding this galaxies in their places???? Some enoromous black-hole?????? Is there a "center" for the universe??? Scientists..from earth..can only discuss/discover about a minuscle part of the universe, as they are looking "from earth" and Earth is not at the center of the universe...so there is no chance that they can see/discover study ALL of the universe!(Atleast going by the current methods)

Now, I was wondering, if scientists donno about what is at the center of our own galaxy, what would they know about center of the universe,  assuming there is one!!!

I was ruminating on this when i happend to come across another astounding piece of information.

What do u call "black color" in Sanskrit???

"Krisna varna"

yes, krsna is black. Another meaning of "krisna" is that which attracts!!!!!

Then the krishna, the vishwaroopa, from which everything has come into being and into which everything will vanish, whom the sages of ancient india have "known" and "realized", but cannot communicate thru words, could be the black hole?!?! Isnt it???

Rishis speak about the "Krishna tattva", "Rama tattva" and "Hanuman tattva"

In the Indian tradition, the water (jala tattva) is personalized as God Varuna, wind (Vayu tattva) as God Marut..so on, the rishis have personalized the properties of elements or some naturally occuring phenomemon (Sun, moon etc) and named them Gods.

Going by the same rule, Krishna and Rama must also be personification of some properties/some phenomenon...in the universe!

I am totally in awe at the possibility of this being true!!

If this is true, Rishis are undoubtedly more advanced scientists, who new not only "how" the universe behaves, but also "whys", not only how the human anatomy and psyche is, but also why it is so!

If so, the present day science and scientists would be mere kindergardeners posing to be Phds!!! :-)

PS: If someone has come across any material related to "Krishna tattva" "Rama tattva" or the tattva of any God for that matter, do let me know.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tattva
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_36_tattvas