Rigved (1-6 mandala)

ONE/TEN : Polymorphic truth and sunlight having disease curing properties is mentioned. A commentary mentions story of King Harishchandra. He cheated on his god promise to sacrifice his first son to Indra God. He kept his son till adulthood, this led to his misery and endured god’s wrath. Most famous second line of Rig,1,164,46. God is one but manifests as Indra, Agni, Surya, Varun, etc implying polymorphic truth.

TWO/TEN : Chariot of Indra is said to fathom any depths. Some verses makes it clear that father of Marudgans is Rudra god who is surely different from Supreme diety Shiva. No Contemporary gods are mentioned in Vedas. Reason of reiterating the same power in different Gods name(BrahmaSutra,1,3,1) in different chronology of any culture. Mandala’s verse says about a bird which never drinks surface water but only rain water, it will die thirsty but not drink other water. Verse says that when it calls in the forest its calling gives confidence to boatman to cross this mighty river of maya.

THREE/TEN : Making son of Daughter as legal heir and daughters not inheriting fathers inheritance is mentioned here. This mandal is also called Vashvamitra mandal as rigved(3,62,10) is the Gayatri mantra.

FOUR/TEN : Also known as Vamdev mandal. Story of Indra who makes one of his disciple look just like him and also let him sit in his throne and also roam around with his wife Suchi. This proves that a god can do anything for his devotees.

FIVE/TEN : famous as Atraiya madal. He was one of seven sons of Brahma who was born from eyes of the creator. Atraiya with his wife Ansuya procreated Bharatvarsha which is present now-a-days. Brahma in this real sense is our first historian who later gained the status of god.

SIX/TEN : dedicated by Bharadwaj rishi. The verses which converted a normal weapon to a divine weapon of mass destruction is in this mandala. Goddess of knowledge is emphasised in verse recitation as a story goes Indra could not receive his due prayer and instead another devil got the fruits of prayer due to slight mispronunciation. Another story is mentioned where Indra gives a boon to his devotee to live another hundred years. He keeps reciting Saraswati mantras. again Indra is pleased and he gives him another hundred years of life, he again endures to earn knowledge. Again Indra is pleased and gives one more hundred years. Next when he asks for same Indra god picks up sand from nearby and puts into his devotee palms and says you have known only this much in these years equal to the dirt. This rishi lived for many years and invented Ayurveda.

Remaining four mandalas in next post.

India’s Open Network in Digital Commerce(ONDC) and BeckN Protocol Realted Literature on internet

Online-offline[1]

Online-offline use of services via apps mean any customer can register a demand for goods via online, and the delivery can be done offline. The technical work is synchronization of the online and offline records.

 Research on online–offline channel integration has mostly been constrained to the context of e-commerce,examining outcome variables such as sales (Gallino and Moreno 2014, Geyskens et al. 2002, Homburg et al. 2014), supply chain management (Ishfaq et al. 2016, Kulp et al. 2004), and service quality (Ba and Johansson 2008, Berry et al. 2010, Cenfetelli et al. 2008). For example, Cao and Li (2015) revealed that cross-channel integration has a positive effect on sales growth and  offline presence negatively moderates such an effect. In addition, Bell et al. (2018) find that multichannel integration increases demand overall and in the online channel but decreases demand in the offline channel. Avery et al. (2012) demonstrate that channel integration cannibalizes sales in the off-line channel but not the online channel and show that channel integration benefits both online and offline channels over time. Furthermore, Gallino and Moreno (2014) show that retail integration of online and offline channels is associated with a reduction in online sales and an increase in-store sales and traffic.The online and offline service integration supports the synchronization of database records. The papers also show that the customers will have to pay in the system to use this online-offline feature. There are various many factors which can moderate or lower the potential user base, all of these factors are from customers groupings and choices.

In India https://www.practo.com/ is using this online-offline synchronization with its patients base.International conference where this synchronization is going to be discussed https://www.facebook.com/scecr.conference/

 

Beck Norbert[2]

A German professor, with name of the BeckN protocol has classified possibilities of customer and retailers interactions into six to seven categories. All these are in varying degree to the information view.

3Dimensional Omni Channel[3]

References

 [1] Please Cite this article in press as: Huang, N., Z., Yan, et al. Effects of Online–Offline Service Integration on e-Healthcare Providers: A Quasi-Natural Experiment. Production and Operations Management. (2021), https://doi.org/10.1111/poms.13381

 [2]https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Beck-Norbert

[3]https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S0148296317301133

Rigved

It is a three post series. First is Introduction, second Mandala(1-6), third(7-10). In the relative context of contemporary knowledge Rigved is well known to everybody. Timeless book, eternal and mystery for non-Gurukulites. In its big arcade 10552 Mantra with 432000 words differentiated into 153826 letters. The very last Mantra.

Body of Vedas: Vedas are realisations of different Rishis in different timelines heapified and chained to words by Vyasa’s students. Paul took care of Rig, Vaisampange Yajur, For Jaimini Sam and lastly Sumantu tookup Atharvaved. This gargantuan task got a lot of fan following in later centuries. Rig garnered 21 branches, Yaju 101, Sam 1000 catching up Atharvaveda garnered 9 branches. The franchise is survived today in manuscripts forms by Rig 1, ShuklaYajurved 2, KrishnaYajurved 4, Sam 3 and last but not least Atharvaved is survived today by 2 branches. Every single Ved is also subdivided into four amazing parts. Sanghita: Main body of the work exists here. Brahman: All the Fire rites are explained here. Aranyak: Text studied in forests focused on societal life, heavy hand on societal life tips put in curriculum as students usually studied far from home in forests. Upanishad: Conclusions. 108 picked from 2000 of disputed manuscripts.

Chronology: Rigved is source of all knowledge and Hindu base. Several occurrences in Rigved “Oh god! protect me, give me riches, my enemies may suffer” send me to dilemma that how a civilisation based on “Vasudev Kutumbakam” be asking god to kill his enemies? A higher meaning should be taken by esteemed readers that the devotee is asking mental peace. In its entirety 10 “Mandal” are very ancient made 100000 BC years ago. All based on 8800 years old Indian Calendar of Surya siddhanta of Mayasura. There is also rumoured an additional 11th mandala, whose scope has been kept open by earlier creators to make knowledge contemporary. Horse-sacrifice and man-sacrifice also seen in Rigveda. Meaning are symbolic per say when further mantra of Yajurveda are taken into consideration saying “Killing Brahman does not make one Brahman, Killing Kshatriya does not make one Kshatriya, rather Dharma and Karma respectively. Esteemed readers should practise Veda for transformation rather than information. For Spiritual vibes, Philosophical vibes, Social vibes, Historical vibes.

Gods mentioned in Veda: Indra. Agni. Soma. Vayu. Surya. Savita. Vishvedeva. Mitra. Varun. Saraswati. Ashwinikumar. Adityagan and Aryama. Brihaspati. Dhawaprithwi. Usha, Every morning a new goddess has been offered to sun. Pusha, every evening a new goddess is offered to sun. Usha is chhathi maiya. Marutgan. Ribhugan. Lingoakt devta. Rishi. There is no mention of the holy trinity of gods and goddesses all have come later in post Vedic period as a Sanatani tool of reinventing the same wheel of one absolute true knowledge. Brahma was the first Rishi historian 100000 years ago. His all sons or disciples made up this world and Sanatani each has gotra dedicated to these Saptarishis. Ramayana war in 6000 BC and Mahabharata war in 3100 BC all are astrologically proven with exact astrological event citing proving them as non fiction history and not goddamn mythology.

Grammar:

Son Study Grammar even if you cant study all, study some grammar at least. Some of the Sanskrit non-Translatables to english have to be kept in mind reading following lines. Kriya: Dhatu are of two types ‘Aarmak‘ and ‘Sakarmak‘, Each of these is subdivided three types: ‘Parasmaypadi‘, ‘Atmanepadi‘ and ‘Ubhayapadi‘. Tense are three and there are 11 different ‘lakars‘ on them making a total of 33 overall. Karak: All the Panini ‘Ashtadhyayi’ have to be kept in mind before constructing any higher scentences. Phonetics: Five places in mouth make out all the 52 alphabets of ‘Sanskrit Varnamala‘.

Verses: Before the verses the disciple asks forgiveness that the highest form of realisation have to be chained in to the verses. Also rhythmic sentences of ‘group of three words ‘ referred as ‘xudrasukta‘ and ‘group of more than three words’ referred to as ‘mahasukta‘. There are 21 ways of chaining these realisations of knowledge into symbols and sounds. Gayatri comes second in converting thus out of total number of mantras other being Tristup(44 syllable) most widely used and Jagati(48). Gyatri is a system of rhythm which comes in 24 syllables, prime example in its most iconic mantra in (3.62.10) Third Mandal, 62 Sutra, 10th Mantra of Rigveda is refereed to as Gayatri Mantra. During Sacred-Thread ceremony of a Brahmin boy is given gayatri mantra, a khatriya boy given Jagati mantra, a vaishya boy is given Tristup mantra by a guru. Anyone asks for your rhythm this is the rhythm they wanna know now.