The doctrine of the Vedic cryptic astronomical, algebraic and geometrical codes and the method of integrated Vedic interpretation was formulated during application to the Vedic syncretic text of the algebraic binary code, which was discovered in Chandah–Shastra‘ (‘Science of Encoding’) of Pingala, which was the important algebraic Vedic Science of en­coding and metrics. It is considered by the Vedic tradition as one of the Vedangas (`the vital organs’ or the most important Vedic sciences.)

The code was created by means of Vedic Sanskrit, a special programming language. Its development in a Vedanga treatise, presumptively, had been necessitated by enciphering and subsequent preservation in memory of large astronomical tables and files of astronomical data, which reached us in the form of the Vedas (`Data’, `Sciences’,) Tantras (`couplers of astro-ethical manu­als’,) Itihasas (`exact astro-mythological socio-ethical poems’,) Puranas (`astroencyclopedias’) and Siddhantas (`Doctrines’.)

The book treats the four Vedas with adjacent literature as an integrated whole with a unique hidden plan, homogenous in content and form. It puts forward a new lunar-astronomical dating of the Rig-Veda based on this vision and astronomical ascertaining of the place of origin of the Vedic science. It contains also a mathematical-astronomical decoding of the Proto-Indian script and gives new proofs of the theory formulated by authors previously that the Veda-Sanhitas formed an operational system and calendrical astronomical database of the recital-mnemonic analog-digital chrono-computer.