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Are there similarities between ancient Indian astrology and modern science? Great scientists like Newton, Galileo, and Kepler found parallels with the principles of Indian astrology. Ancient Indian texts have a deep understanding of astrology and mathematical concepts that align with modern science today. Does this mean we need to revisit ancient knowledge and consider its relevance? Even the Supreme Court and High Court have recognized astrology as a subject of study. Tune into this episode to know more!
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Are there similarities between ancient Indian astrology and modern science? Great scientists like Newton, Galileo, and Kepler found parallels with the principles of Indian astrology. Ancient Indian texts have a deep understanding of astrology and mathematical concepts that align with modern science today. Does this mean we need to revisit ancient knowledge and consider its relevance? Even the Supreme Court and High Court have recognized astrology as a subject of study. Tune into this episode to know more!
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