What if you knew that your everyday life is controlled by a secret society that pulls each and every string? The west has come in terms with the existence of their all controlling secret societies such as the Freemasons and the Illuminati. India too, with it’s incredibly rich history, has something very similar of its own. A secret society was formed in 273 B.C, India by the great Mauryan Emperor, Ashoka. They were called the Nine Unknown Men who had played the biggest role in shaping the political, social, economic and scientific progress of India ever since. Let’s find out more about them. Why was the society formed? Legend has it that ruthless Samrat Ashoka, conquered Kalinga at the cost of 100,000 lives and the massacre that was left behind changed him as a person. Upon taking up Buddhism, and devoting his time into the quest for intellect, Samrat Ashoka, realized the need for preserving the vast knowledge and human civilization that ancient India had achieved by that time. He believed it would be a disaster if such knowledge went to wrong hands and so, he formed a secret society of nine men, to whom he imparted the valuable knowledge in the fields of Propaganda, Physiology, Microbiology, Alchemy, Communication, Gravity. Cosmology, Light and Sociology.

The purity of Ganges

French barrister, colonial judge, author and lecturer, Louis Jacolliot noted that thousands of pilgrims, many of them suffering from contagious diseases, dip in the holy water Ganges without contaminating the water. This interesting phenomenon was pointed out by Jacolliot as technique of sterilizing by radiation developed by the Nine Unknown Men much before the technique was conceptualized by modern science.

Jacolliot also claimed that this incredible property of Ganga, not found in other river, is a result of a secret temple in the river bed that generates the radiation.

Gravitation, aerodynamics, space travel in ancient India

The subjects have been discussed in the sixth book distributed to the Nine Unknown Men, called the Vaimānika Shāstra. There have been theories put forward that ancient India had airplanes, as mentioned in epics such as Mahabharata and Ramayana, were capable of space travel.

In spite of many theories against such claims, recent event such as, the Sanskrit text found in Lhasa carrying instructions to build interstellar spaceships or the Vimana, resembling the descriptions in ancient Indian scripts found in Afghanistan, indicate the preserved knowledge of Gravitation, aerodynamics, space travel by the Nine.