Currently, we rely on a multitude of machines, methodologies, and projections to locate groundwater in relation to both present and future geographical advancements, as well as for rainfall prediction and groundwater identification. The global community is confronted with numerous challenges, including the depletion of natural resources, escalating pollution levels, and the disruption of the delicate equilibrium within the natural world. In India, conferences are being held to address and deliberate upon these global developments. The Rig Veda and Atharva Veda encompass a multitude of suktas that delineate their attributes and medicinal advantages. Historical records indicate meticulous groundwater assessments were conducted to locate water sources. The ancient manuscript Brihat Samhita by VarahaMihir offers significant insights in this regard. This paper evaluates the insights presented in ancient scriptures and deliberates on their relevance in contemporary society.