Author Name: Dinesh Rawat.
language : English, Hindi, Bengali, France, German, Spanish, Italian, Gujrat, Tamil
MYSTERIES SOLVED
By Dinesh Chandra Rawat
For centuries, the story of human civilization has been told through a narrow and selective window—one that begins abruptly in Mesopotamia, Egypt, and Greece, and overlooks the profound antiquity of cultures that flourished far earlier. This limited narrative has shaped the modern world’s understanding of itself, often reducing vast civilizational heritages to footnotes or myths. But silence is not absence; it is memory waiting to be rediscovered.
MYSTERIES SOLVED challenges this inherited version of history by exploring the deeper, older currents of knowledge that flowed through ancient Bharat. This book reopens the conversation about humanity’s origins through a multidisciplinary lens—integrating archaeology, astronomy, geology, mythology, mathematics, linguistics, and the timeless wisdom of Sanatan Dharma.
From submerged cities along the Indian coastline to megalithic structures aligned with cosmic rhythms, from advanced ancient sciences to global symbols that echo the patterns found in Indian scriptures—every discovery of the last few decades compels us to rethink the foundations of our historical timeline. This book does not aim to sensationalize the past or claim superiority; instead, it seeks to restore coherence where confusion was deliberately sown and to explore the universal knowledge system that once shaped the world.
Here, the Ramayana and Mahabharata are not dismissed as mere mythology but examined through scientific and archaeological insights. The Saraswati is not a forgotten river but a geological and cultural axis of ancient civilization. And Bharat emerges not as an isolated region but as a luminous center in a global web of ancient knowledge.
Mysteries Solved is not a book of claims—it is a book of connections. It invites scholars, seekers, skeptics, and scientifically minded readers to examine evidence with courage and clarity. Each chapter weaves together India’s internal records with global discoveries, revealing a civilizational story far older, richer, and more interconnected than modern textbooks allow.
Civilization does not progress by erasing its memory.
It evolves by rediscovering what was once known.
With devotion to truth and reverence for Ma Prakriti, this book serves as a bridge between ancient wisdom and modern inquiry—between what the world has forgotten and what it is finally ready to recognize.
Anjan Sarkar –
This is a measured and methodical work rather than a polemical one.
The author systematically questions long-standing academic assumptions.
It merits serious consideration within scholarly and educational circles.