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Bhagavata Cosmology - Horizontal Structure of the Universe, Bhu-mandala

Bhagavata Cosmology - Sthanam, Vedic Alternative to Modern Astronomy Description of the Bhu-mandala - Horizontal Structure of the Universe Priyavrata Maharaja divides Bhu-mandala into Seven Islands Describes about how Priyavrata Maharaja divided the Bhu-mandala into 7-Islands and 7-Oceans through his chariot wheel. Further describes about the structure and the divisions of the seven Islands with their specific characteristics. Description and Divisions of Jambhudvipa Describes the structure and the divisions of Jambu-dvipa, the central most Island among the seven Islands. Describes the nine divisions of Jambu-dvipa, separated by 9 mountains. Further describes the Ilavrta Varsa and Mount Meru, the central most division of the Jambu-dvipa, with its various Mountains, Lakes, gardens, Trees rivers and its opulence’s. Descent and Flow of the River Ganga in Jambhudvipa Describes the descent of the long stream of Ganga, originating from the Celestial Viraja River, situated outside the shell of the Universe. Itr travel from Satya loka to Dhruva loka to Chandra loka and then finally touching the top of Mount Meru, it is divided into 4 Streams. These four streams jumping from the top of Mount Meru, flows through the entire land of Jambhu Dvipa in four directions. Description of eight heavenly varshas of Jambhudvipa Describes the eight heavenly varshas of Jambu-dvipa, in contrast to the ninth, the Bharata-varsha. Then describes how the residents of Jambhu-dvipa in nine varshas worship their respective presiding deities. Indirectly it also presents about the people who are living there. Description and divisions of Bharata varsa Describes the mountains, rivers and the specific qualities and divisions of the Bharata-varsha, the ninth division of Jambu-dvipa. The nine divisions of the Bharata-varsha are des cribbed quoting various Puranas. Depiction of Bharata khanda, ninth division of Bharata varsha The specific qualities and the way Bharata-khanda looks like as seen from the Moon is presented taking the references from the Epic scripture Mahabharath, Bhishma Parva. Many other Vedic references are provided to support the same, and the same are compared with the Modern Scientific observations to conform its authenticity. Description of the remaining part of Bhu mandala This presentation further describes the remaining part of the Bhu-mandala, which consists of Svarna Bhumi (Golden land), Lokaloka Mountain and Aloka Varsa beyond Lokaloka Mountain. And presents the Overall depiction of the Bhu-mandala within the 3D Universe.