The Ramayana is an ancient Indian epic. It mentions the multiverse in the ancient Indian philosophical text Yoga Vasistha or Maha Ramayana. In this text, Sage Vasistha explains parallel universes to Lord Rama through the story of King Padma and his wife Lila. 

The Ramayana also mentions the exact position of all planets at the time of Rama’s birth. The book Ramayan Retold with Scientific Evidences narrates the biography of Lord Ram with exact dates of important events, depicting corresponding sky views, and weaving other supporting scientific evidences into the story. 

The Ramayana is conceptualized as a narrative universe constituted by the multiplicity of its telling.

According to NASA, the Ramayana occurred between the 4th and 5th century BC. However, some say that the Ramayana is a myth and that there is no historical or archaeological evidence that Rama existed. 

The Institute for Scientific Research on Vedas (I-SERVE) used planetarium software to determine that Lord Rama was born on January 10, 5114 BC in Ayodhya. This date was the 9th day of Shukla Paksha in the month of Chaitra, and the time was around 12 to 1 noon. 

The Ramayana occurred during the Treta Yuga, which was from 9582 BCE to 5694 BCE. The Ramayana references go back 7,000 years. Scholarly estimates for the earliest stage of the available text range from the 7th to 4th centuries BCE. 

Some other dates from the Ramayana include: 

• Ravana’s death: December 4, 5076 BC 
• Shri Ram’s exile: January 2, 5075 BC 
• Rāma-Rāvaṇa yuddha: 12209 BCE 

The Ramayana must have been written before the Taittiriya Brahmana, which is dated to 4600 BCE.

The idea of the multiverse is common in Indian traditions. The Bhagavad Gita describes multiple cosmic creations and annihilations. One of the Hindu Puranas imagines the multiverse as innumerable universes that move around like atoms. 

The Vedas describe the universe as a triple world consisting of earth, sky, and heaven

Hinduism and Buddhism both believe in the multiverse. In Hinduism, the multiverse is cyclic, dissolving every 3.1 X 1014 years. Each universe in the multiverse has its own Brahma, Vishnu, and Shiva. In Buddhism, the multiverse contains universes within universes

The multiverse theory is one of the most controversial theories in science. There’s no direct evidence that a multiverse exists. However, some experts think that hidden universes are more likely than not. 

The multiverse theory is supported by many physics theories. Some say that the existence of a multiverse represents a plausible explanation for some of the biggest mysteries in science. However, others argue that the multiverse concept lacks testability and falsifiability, which are essential for scientific inquiry. 

Some say that the multiverse theory requires a leap of faith. Others say that they don’t believe in the multiverse because the concept is untestable

The multiverse is a theoretical concept that describes a collection of universes that are causally disconnected. The multiverse is presumed to comprise everything that exists, including space, time, matter, energy, information, and the physical laws and constants that describe them. 

The multiverse theory suggests that our universe may not be the only one.Instead, there may be an entirely different universe, distantly separated from ours. 

The idea of multiple universes is about 2,500 years old. Various religious cosmologies propose that the totality of existence comprises multiple or infinitely many universes, including our own. These beliefs usually include a creation myth, a history, a worldview, and a prediction of the eventual fate or destiny of the world. 

Proponents of the multiverse believe it can explain our origins without having to reference God. However, the multiverse is in no way falsifiable, and the arguments in its support are nearly identical to the arguments for God

Hinduism believes that the multiverse is infinite and cyclic. The multiverse dissolves every 3.1 X 1014 years, and then another multiverse is created. Hinduism believes that the universe has always existed and always will exist, but is constantly changing. 

Hinduism believes that the multiverse contains multiple planes of existence, each with its own unique attributes and inhabitants. Each universe has its own Brahma, Vishnu, and Shiva. 

In the Bhagavad Gita, Lord Krishna explains parallel universes to his disciple Arjun. Krishna explains that there are many powerful creators and many more enormous universes than this universe. He also explains that Brahma is the creator of only this universe.

https://187d1mke6vuxhqk6-948ol7nbs.hop.clickbank.net

Best watches on discount on Amazon

https://5155eihe4y1xcyfp0gie6wi1em.hop.clickbank.net

https://3751ffme2vq08zdblp2ns6awfs.hop.clickbank.net https://4893clesdxo4h-gvsly8h2vs9u.hop.clickbank.net