Indian ancients figured out ultimate mental reset 3,000 years ago.
They called Sri Rudram.
Not meditation, not breathwork, not journaling.
A 45 minute sonic protocol that dissolves your ego, rewires your nervous system and rebuilds your desires from scratch.
Here's why billionaires, monks and neuroscientists are equally and quietly obsessed:
@himshouse Feels like: short interest + big pharma lobby + govt org pressure from lobbying. Time will tell, truth will prevail. All the best to Hims team.
Ancient Indian Flying Ships (Vimanas) from Epics & Puranas 🛸
• Pushpaka Vimana (Ramayana): “Resembles the Sun… aerial chariot going everywhere at will… rose into the sky.” Palace-like flying vehicle stolen by Ravana, used by Rama to return home. Large, jewel-adorned, self-propelled.
• Citraketu’s Vimana (Bhagavatam): Brilliantly effulgent airplane for outer space travel, gifted by Vishnu. King encounters Shiva while flying.
• Salva’s Saubha (Mahabharata): Aerial fortress in sky battles; hovers, fires missiles, appears with “hundred suns.”
• General Vimanas (Mahabharata etc.): Radiant chariots like sun, rumbling, used by gods/heroes for war/travel. Some described as bird-like with advanced propulsion (interpretive texts).
Holy shit...
The bacterial flagellar motor is a reversible, nanoscale rotary engine that powers bacterial motility. Driven by an electrochemical ion gradient, it converts chemical energy into mechanical rotation.
Are these Indian temple pillars... is this... 🤯
@TheProjectUnity Fascinating! Subtle science presented in large stone structures was a way to withstand the test of time. (Unlike a fragile flash drive) and the read write device if your eyes. No African machines necessary.