Ancient Indians - inventors of solar cookers.

India has a hoary tradition of sun worship. Across the length and breadth of India from Kashmir to Kanya Kumari and from Gujarat to Assam there are temples devoted to the Sun God. The most famous of these is the Sun temple in Orissa. The Vedas refer to the Sun in many ways - Surya, Aditya, Savita, and Mitra. Vedic hymns glorify the Sun in hundreds of ways.


All that exist was born from the Sun.

' Rig Veda'

Sun cooked food improves cellular health and longevity of life. It strengthens health and mind removes three major physical disorders to do with digestion, blood and respiratory system, balances inner body temperatures, life, glows aura and keeps various obstacles away. Sun cooked food has great medicinal value. It enhances intellect, genius. Thousands of years ago. Shradul muni observed, "Food cooked by sun is great."

' Rig Veda'

Food promotes longevity, intelligence, vigor, health, happiness, and cheerfulness in human beings.

'Bhagwad Geeta'

Solar energy for cooking food -According to 'Mahabharata' one day during exile period of Pandavas, Draupadi got tired of cooking food and started weeping. Sun god appeared before her, gifted her an 'Akshaya Patra' (cooking appliance) and told her that my 'Tej' (radiance) will cook food kept in this pot. This probably was the first solar cooker, which was used by the learned people of those times. Even a small quantity of food cooked in this appliance was able to satisfy the hunger of hundreds of people.

'Mahabharata'

Food cooked by solar heat is lovely in appearance, aroma, flavor, and taste. It is ultimate medicine (Amrita) for manly vigor and glorious skin complexion without doubt.

'Yagyavalk Smriti'

As is the food, so is the mind,
As is the mind, so are the thoughts,
As are the thoughts, so is the conduct,
As is the conduct, so is the health.

'Satya Sai Baba'

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