Hindu mythology and the evolution of man.

doubtfull, maybe they were just smart enough to realize complexity always comes from simpler things in origin.

but how on earth would they know that??? It would be cool oif they did, but I seriously doubt there was a way htey could have told without extensive and proven documentation adn research over a very long time, andaccording ot this thesis, it would have to date back almost as far as Hinduism itself.

how have you already sent 132 post Tobodai?!

You're right to have doubt in that.

i'm not going to pretend to be an expert on hinduism, mainly because im not, but if you need another example it could be the hindu creation stroy.

Hindu's believe that the universe is reincarnated aswell. this means that the universe is made, (ie big bang) it lives (now) and it is destroyed (big crunch) and then it is remade.

I know, it really sounds stupid, but its all there written, and it's just how you want to interpret it.

There's a similar thread in heaven games that's even wierder than this one that goes on to talk about possible nuclear weapons and planes. i'll post it when i find it.




Edited by Anujkhamar

that is fascinating yeah, thanks for the link.

Originally posted by Anujkhamar As far as im concerned warlord, they probably did. there are many things written in our holy scriptures which we are now finding to be true e.g. we now know that there was a krishna. Also, there are many things that the ancient indians new that we are just coming to terms with now. You could even argue that the belief in reincarnation and it's cycles point towards knowledge in evolution.

There was a krishn,
There was a balaram,
Ram's mythical brdge across the sea to lanka has also been proven to exist.

Originally posted by Tobodai doubtfull, maybe they were just smart enough to realize complexity always comes from simpler things in origin.

Yes You are right, the only fact to be lamented is that the West came realise this, through Darwin only a few years ago.


Edited by Vivek Sharma - 14-Nov-2006 at 04:53

In all histories of the world, all mythologies, cultures & folk lores we have stories of weapons which are highly lethal, but nowhere do we find any description of something as unique as the weapons mentioned in the Hindu scriptures, whose destructive capablity, the mode of use, the after effects the type of destruction they cause, their means of destruction resemble something so closely as the modern nuclear weapons.