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17 Mar 2020 16:45:03
Here is a time-lapse of the super wolf blood moon last year.
The eclipse shadow starts out moving from bottom to top, then moves toward the top-left.
The Moon is then uneclipsed by the shadow moving from bottom/ mid left to top mid right.
How is this possible using the Heliocentric model?
I am not that familiar with Hindu mythology and astrology yet, but the fact it is written in Sanskrit, one of the old languages, to me suggest there is truth with in.
Thanks for bringing it to my attention.
It would help the OP video make a lot more sense.