Nuclear Weapon or Bramhastra Destroyed Ancient Indian City

Nuclear power may have been in vogue in ancient India and the traces are now being captured by scientists in the form of radiation.Every war pushes people's lives into obscurity, but a nuclear war holds the power to destroy an entire civilization in an instant. According to many experts, a powerful weapons, such as atomic bomb was been used for several times in in ancient Indian war. And maybe, that type of powerful weapon, was lastly used in the battle of Mahabharata too. This information was first revealed by a Soviet scholars, considering a skeleton with a radioactive amount 50 times greater than normal. 


In Rajasthan , India, a heavy layer of radioactive ash covers a three-square-mile area, ten miles west of Jodhpur. The site where a residential building was being built is now being investigated by scientists. Radiation rates in the investigator's sensors have been so high that the Indian government has now sealed off the area. The housing project was canceled, but coincidentally, in 2016, India’s Defense Research and Development Organization (DRDO) built a laboratory at Jodhpur to develop a drone-mounted radioactivity sensor. There was official silence on the subject after the discoveries, aside from justifications that included a meteor strike, nuclear testing and other scenarios. What was surprising was the 1983 National Cancer Registry study stating that instances of leukemia and skin , bone, and prostate cancer in Jodhpur were far higher than in the rest of the world.

Radiation in Mohenjo Daro

Studies have discovered an ancient city, where research indicates that something like atomic explosion ruined most of the society and possibly half a million people 8,000 to 12,000 years ago. One investigator predicts that the nuclear like weapon used was about the size of those dropped in 1945 on Japan.

So, the detonation of an atom bomb, or a nuclear device in 1945, during World War II, was not the first atomic explosion in the history of Earth! The area where the ancient city of Mohenjo Daro (mount of the death) is located, in an area between India and Pakistan, in the ancient city of Sindh. This area has registered very high levels of radiation. Later during excavations, archaeologists and other scientists have found remnants of an atomic explosion. What is really amazing is that this nuclear explosion dates back to a time between, 8,000, and 12,000 years ago.

Archaeological Investigation

The archaeological relevance of Mohenjo-daro was first identified in 1922, one year after the discovery of Harappa. Major excavations have since been carried out at the site of the settlement, which in 1980 was designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Mohenjo Daro means “the mound of the dead.” 

Now you may be wondering why the archaeologists chose this name? During the 1920s ASI archaeologist, while studying ancient ruins of the civilization on the Indus Valley, were surprised, then amazed, when they found the skeletons scattered in everywhere. Just like something horrible happened at a glance and no one could escape. Later while investigating with modern equipments radioactive ash was found, incredible evidence of what appears an atomic explosion devastated this area. 

An atomic blast

Most everybody will argue, that such event did not happen, that it could be been something else. The ASI have done extensive studies, and the only explanation is a nuclear explosion! How is this known? is there any evidence? The answer is yes! Beside the high radioactivity, the skeletons, and several other artifacts, this evidence clearly shows what happen 75 years ago, during World War II, the nuclear attack to the cities of Hiroshima, and Nagasaki, Japan, and what radioactivity exposure causes to humans, and animals. Also most important we have Mahabharata! Amazing event that happened centuries ago.

The mound of the dead

The ASI archaeologists found, skeletons, some of them badly burned, clay vessels fused together, several other artifacts crystalized, vitrified, burned, and fused bricks, and utter destruction. This crystallization of the object is not possible, and without extreme pressure and high temperature.

In a natural disaster, it is not possible for this sudden high temperature to occur. This area is still so radioactive that it is fenced to this present day. Some of the skeletons, by the position found, normal activities were in progress at the time of the atomic blast, but some of them did realized something was happening. Some skeletons are holding hands, there is a male skeleton, holding hand with a child. The other little hand of the child, is holding an adult female hand, it appears this family were holding hand with their child in the middle, another skeletons seems they could be a father, and young son, others in an embrace, perhaps they were frightened, we can only speculate.

Bramhastra a nuclear weapon?

As ancient Hindu scriptures contain profound understanding from all aspects of life, we are overwhelmed to know about economics, politics, ethics, technology, as well as the different weapons and their qualities used in war, are being documented in ancient Hindu texts. 

You will be surprised to know that Brahmastra was such a advanced and wonderful weapon that could shower of meteors to annihilate the enemy and could be invoked into any object, even to a blade of grass. And so looking at it this way, it seems that perhaps the Brahmastra was more dangerous weapon than today’s nuclear weapon is. Again the Bramhastra didn't take many warrior staffs to launch, just one person was enough to use the Brahmastra on battle field. Additionally the launcher needs tremendous spiritual power to control the horrendous energy of the weapon. On the other hand, it takes a lot of skilled specialists to launch a nuclear weapon in war field.

Though you may be wondering, why are we comparing the modern atomic bomb with the ancient deadly weapon Brahmastra? At first we need to understand the basic working procedure of Bramhastra. The ancient weapon, Brahmastra was called from cosmos. The energy inherent in nature and space was first invited, then concentrated at a imaginary point by invoking mantras and yoga. And this organized super energy, using it as a weapon, was thrown at the enemy. Being free is the innate property of energy. As a result, when that concentrated huge energy is suddenly released, a huge explosion occurs. The destructive power of the tremendous energy released at the launched site would have been terrifying. Which could have burned everything in an instant.

 Modern atom bombs also work on this principle. There are two different ways in which nuclear energy can be discharged from the atom.

1. Nuclear fission- An atom's nucleus is divided by a neutron into two smaller fragments.
2. Nuclear fusion- Two smaller atoms are combined together, usually hydrogen, helium or their isotopes.

The fission releases huge amount of energy in the form of X-rays, generating the high temperature and the pressure needed to ignite the fusion.

According to ancient Hindu scriptures and Puranas, in pre-ancient time, the principle of every war was to avoid the use of Brahmastra as much as possible. Neither side in the war, except in the final stage, did not apply the Brahmastra against the opponent side. In the Ramayana, Sri Rama Chandra is seen informing his younger brother Lakshman about the destructive properties of Brahmastra and advising him not to apply it even in a critical conditions during war.

In Mahabharata, the war was fought according to the same principle, all the warriors used their own weapons, but the use of Brahmashirsha astra (Brahmashirsha astra is the advanced and evolution of the Brahmastra) is seen in the very last stage of the battle. Even after losing the war, Ashwatthama used this Brahmastra in a vindictive way, unjustly and in defiance of the principles of war. When Aswaththama and Arjuna discharged their Brahmasirastra towards each other, Krishna predicting the end of the world due to such horrendous weapons lord Krishna asked both of them to defuse their weapons. Arjuna did but Aswaththama was unable to do so when, because he did not possess the requisite expertise. Finally Krishna had to discharge his another weapon ‘Sudarshana Chakra’ to guard the baby (Parikshit) in Uttara 's womb (from the nuclear radiation?) by using his supernatural abilities.

Today's world civilization is following the same principle of war even after 6000 years. In today's age of advance technology, almost every country has a destructive atomic bombs in their hands, and every country has pledged not to use atomic bombs in war to save the man kind. But there are also some leaders of few countries who cherish the mentality of Ashwatthama, for whose aggressive policies this civilization may have been the victim of a nuclear bomb in near future. Just as the use of Brahmastra in Kurukshetra war destroyed a beautiful ancient civilization 6,000 years ago, perhaps toaday's destructive weapons will destroy our civilization again.

Description of Bramhastra In Mahabharata

In Mahabharata we read: “A single projectile charged with all the power in the Universe, an incandescent column of smoke and flame as bright as 10,000 suns, rose in all its splendor, it was an unknown weapon, an iron thunderbolt, a gigantic messenger of death, which reduced to ashes an entire race. The corpses were so burned as to be unrecognizable. Their hair and nails fell out, pottery broke without any apparent cause, and the birds turned white. After a few hours, all foodstuffs were infected. To escape from this fire, the soldiers threw themselves into the river.”

The typical "mushroom cloud" is described by Mahabharata as a trunk with a parasol, this is an accurate description of the cloud. Also Mahabharata mentions, horses, and elephants flown away by strong, and powerful wind "as if they were leaves The vitrified artifact, and sand turned into green glass, is also another evidence of an atomic explosion.

In the same way, in modern times, every country has been trying to prevent the use of nuclear weapons in any war. From the Mahabharata it is known that the method of defusing the Brahmastra was much more difficult than the method of firing it. According to the Purana, deactivating the Brahmastra was possible only for the one who used it. In the Mahabharata era, except Arjuna and his guru, no one knew how to deactivate the Brahmastra. The situation is much the same with nuclear weapons.

Truth revealed by Russian scientists

Mahabharata and Oppenheimer

BG.11.12 says: Divi surya sahastrasya bhaved yugapad utthita. Yadi bhah sadrashi sa syat bhasastasya mahatmanah” it means: "If the radiance of a thousand suns were to burst at once in the sky,that would be the splendor of the mighty One”. 

This is when Lord Krishna reveals his majestic divine form to Arjuna. A terrified Arjuna at seeing the greatness of the Lord asks : ” Tell me, who are you ?”. Lord Krishna tells Arjuna: "I am death, the destroyer of worlds". Then Arjuna bowed down on his knee, and realizing he was in front of god, he worshipped god. It's interesting to remember what the Theoretical Physicist Robert Oppenheimer. the "Father of the Atomic Bomb." at the moment of "his" nuclear bomb was detonated, (Oppenheimer, was very much interested in studying the Vedic Scriptures, and even learning Sanskrit) Repeated the words: first said, "I have ignited the atmosphere, then immediately from Mahabharata: "I am Death, the destroyer of worlds”. Several years later, while Oppenheimer was giving a lecture, a student asked if this the first atomic detonation. Oppenheimer replied. Yes...in modern times. Clearly meaning there had been another atomic bomb detonated, but long, long ago. Yes, in India.

Oppenheimer interview on Bhagavad Gita