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originally posted by: Achilles92x
a reply to: CynConcepts
Is nobody going to address this? I wish I had the knowledge to dispel it. I can't help but feel this is being ignored because the source is so tremendously ignorant.
originally posted by: Blackmarketeer
OP you would come across slightly more credible if you didn't claim something was "hushed up" but then cite a number of public scientific and government-funded studies to make your case. This undermines any notion of a "hushing up."
India on seas of Navigation anthropologist, has written that: "Those who believe the ancient peoples of Asia were incapable of crossing the ocean have completely lost sight of what the literary sources tell us concerning their ships and their navigation. Many of the peoples of Southeastern Asia had adopted Indian Hindu-Buddhist civilizations. The influences of the Hindu-Buddhist culture of southeast Asia in Mexico and particularly, among the Maya, are incredibly strong. The term Navigation originates from the Sanskrit word "Navgati" (meaning science of sailing) (Nav - gati) Nav means sailor or ship and gati means pace or speed in Sanskrit. With great zeal Indian historians pointed out that, in the past, Hindu civilization had extended far beyond the present boundaries of India. It had included not only Southeast Asia but extended as far as Indonesia (Bali and Java), the Philippines and perhaps it has influence even to South America, is something the world may have to think again, with the strong evidences emerging with time.
The question arises whether the ancient Hindus of Indonesia had contact with Mayan civilisation across the pacific which is evident from the pyramid constructions in Indonesia very similar to that of the Mayans. I shall share some information of what I collected from my reading
originally posted by: zinc12
a reply to: McGinty
I was unaware that planets decrease or increase their radii or orbit around the Sun.
Blavatskys reference was to maya danava who was a ancient king of the danavins. What is extremely interesting is that the name danava means tribe/descendent of Danu (an indian goddess). In Irish mythology they have the same group of people who are called tuatha de danann which has the exact same meaning, people or tribe of the goddess danu. In Irish mythology their homeland is "the northern islands of the world".
When they arrive in Ireland, they dont walk in but land on the top of a mountain and cover the island in mist.
originally posted by: Blackmarketeer
OP you would come across slightly more credible if you didn't claim something was "hushed up" but then cite a number of public scientific and government-funded studies to make your case. This undermines any notion of a "hushing up."
originally posted by: Achilles92x
a reply to: CynConcepts
Is nobody going to address this? I wish I had the knowledge to dispel it. I can't help but feel this is being ignored because the source is so tremendously ignorant.
Uploaded on Apr 12, 2011
In the late 1980's, perfectly preserved 3000-year-old mummies began appearing in a remote Chinese desert. They had long reddish-blond hair, European features and didn't appear to be the ancestors of modern-day Chinese people.
In a find that could turn conventional history on its head, scientists using genetic testing have discovered that Caucasians lived in western China's Tarim Basin a thousand years before East Asians arrived.
Unearthed lying on her side as though in sleep, a single tuft of red hair falling across her head and ragged moccasins on her feet, the Beauty of Loulan is considered to be one of the best preserved mummies ever found.
Roughly 3800-years-old and discovered in the sands of Xinjiang province in western China, her emaciated features betray a facial bone structure that is surprisingly similar to Caucasian looking women.
A team of American and Chinese researchers working in a laboratory in Sweden used DNA samples to date and profile her mummy, confirming she and other mummies are of Indo-European descent.
"that wise men do not konw the origin of the Tuatha De Danann, but that it seems likely they came from heaven, on account of their intelligence and for the excellence of their knowledge.
The book of Dun Cow
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