@ArchitectRupa So, according to Vedic stories, it was Mātarisvan who discovered Agni and gave it to Bhrgu family. Whereas Rishi Athrvan revived Agni when they were lost, making him a pivotal figure in bringing fire back into human life.
@ArchitectRupa That might be the reason why Agni is called "Apām Napāt," meaning "son of waters." Earlier, people observed that lightning (which creates fire by striking trees and other objects) comes from clouds/waters, so fire is born from water — Apām Napāt. Isn't it fascinating?
@ArchitectRupa It was Mātariśvan who took its form from the earth and gave it to the Bhrgu family and made it possible for them to make it as and when it was required.
(Rgveda).
@rao0lz@Jijith_NR True, anyone who reads Valmiki Ramayana can easily understand that Shree Ram visited Pampa region in Karnataka. His map is childish and baseless. He is most probably using ChatGPT to connect the dots, a so called ChatGPT researcher.