Vedic texts should not be seen as myths
Krishna’s Dwarka and the war between Krishna and Shalwa is described in the Mahabharata. The various weapons used in the war are also detailed including thunderbolts from flying machines in the sky and weapons, resembling nuclear warheads and machines that seem to be like flying saucers.
Till recently, Dwarka was called a myth by modern historians, just like Ram Setu or Mahabharata or Saraswati River. It is anyone’s guess that most of these historians were from the West or with western education as the basis and were towing the line of Macaulay, who in 1836, was convinced that Indians were economically and culturally very advanced. He felt it that the only way to rule this country was to make Indians believe that their culture was inferior to the British and their knowledge was primitive. The Vedic scriptures say that gods came from other dimensions and so did various other existences like gandharv, yaksha, rakshas etc...even humans came to this planet.
The modern scientists now also agree that the human race was brought here from some other dimensions and gods looked over it.
Slowly as modern science is discovering scientific facts which were documented thousands of years back by vedic masters, it is coming to conclude that what the Vedas spoke was a reality and not a myth. Yogi Ashwini, the guiding light of Dhyan Foundation, is an authority on yoga, tantra and the Vedic sciences. His recent book is Sanatan Kriya, The Ageless Dimension. Contact him at dhyan@dhyanfoundation.com