Indian Theory of Evolution

HI GUYS! IN THIS POST WE WILL TALK ABOUT THE THEORY OF EVOLUTION.......

MANY OF YOU GUYS MAY KNOW ABOUT IT AND WHO GAVE IT.

FOR That WHO DON'T KNOW - IT WAS GIVEN BY CHARLES DARWIN

CHARLES DARWIN

Charles Robert Darwin (born February 12, 1809, Shrewsbury, Shropshire, England—died April 19, 1882, Downe, Kent) was an English naturalist who gave the scientific theory of evolution.

BUT MR.DARWIN DIDN'T KNOW THAT THIS THEORY WAS ALREADY GIVEN BY INDIANS BEFORE THE 500 BC

LET ME TELL YOU HOW....

PLEASE READ TILL THE END

MOST PEOPLE HAVE HEARD ABOUT THE DASHAVATAR OR 10 AVATARS OF VISHNU.

IN A LOGICAL WAY. THEY RESEMBLE THE THEORY OF EVOLUTION

dash avatar

AVATARS IN ORDER...

MATSYA AVATAR

IT MEANS THE FISH- WHICH SHOWS LIFE STARTED IN THE WATER. IS THAT NOT RIGHT??

KURMA AVATAR

IT MEANS THE TORTOISE-SIGNIFIES THAT LIFE MOVED FROM WATER TO LAND.

EMERGENCE OF THE AMPHIBIAN.

VARAHA AVATAR

IT MEANS THE WILD BOAR- SIGNIFIES THE EMERGENCE OF ANIMALS WITHOUT MUCH INTELLECT (IN LOCAL TERMS DINOSAURS)

NARSIMHA AVATAR

IT MEANS THE HALF MAN AND HALF ANIMAL- SIGNIFIES THE TRANSFORMATION TO INTELLIGENT BEINGS

WAMAN AVATAR

MEANS THE MIDGET OR THE DWARF WHICH COULD GROW REALLY TALL. IT IS BECAUSE THERE WERE 2 KINDS OF HUMANS , HOMO ERECTUS AND THE HOMO SAPIENS . THE HOMO SAPIENS WON THE BATTLE. THE BATTLE HERE IS THE SURVIVAL OF THE FITTEST.

PARSHURAMA AVATAR

THE MAN WHO WEIDED THE AXE- THE MAN WHO WAS A CAVE OR A FOREST DWELLER .ANGRY AND NOT SOCIAL.

RAMA AVATAR

THE FIRST THINKING SOCIAL BEING WHO LAID OUT LAWS FOR SOCIETY AND BASIS OF ALL RELATIONSHIP

KRISHNA AVATAR

THE STATESMAN , POLITICIAN, THE LOVER WHO PLAYED THE GAME OF SOCIETY AND TAUGHT HOW TO LIVE AND THRIVE IN THE SOCIAL STRUCTURE.

BUDDHA AVATAR

THE MAN WHO ROSE FROM NARSIMHA AND FOND MAN'S TRUE NATURE,NATURE OF BUDDHA. HE IDENTIFIED MAN'S FINAL QUEST OF ENLIGHTENMENT.

KALKI AVATAR

THIS IS YET TO COME . IT IS THE MAN WHO WILL BE GENETICALLY SUPREME.

THANK YOU, GUYS, FOR READING THIS....

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