In a dream,
I had a strong feeling I was in my bedroom in the future.
I was looking at some notes.
I had discovered something awe-striking,
the Aryans were direct descendants of Atlanteans.
I wrote something down.
I previously heard it mentally,
'the Aryans came from Litibet'.
I saw a map of a mountainous landscape including a trail leading northeast to southwest.
(Litibet? Some relation to Tibet? There was mountains on the map)
If thisvision rings true, the Aryans have some sort ofconnection to Atlantis.Maybe they moved from somewhere about to be destroyed. Why else would civilization study the stars and gods? They wanted to prevent destruction, but it came, and many were completely obliterated.
While researching I read that the Hindus knew that theAryans were descendants of Dravidians.Sources also state that they were the original inhabitants of Iran. So if they existed in India, and in Iran, then the war race swept from the east. They worshiped a war God, and as they settled inthey were influenced by the original inhabitants of theeast. This is when the Vedic period emerges.
Please give me your thoughts on this Aryanic connection.
On anothe note...
Archeologists discover a city proved to be inThe Mahabharata, destroyed by a nuclear blast 8,000 BCE.Can radiationcome from ametoerite,or is it completely manmade?
If then there were cities at this so spoke ofspiritual time, then maybe the monkey men and exotic creatures did exist. And if it was so stated that everything was completely destroyed so that nothing was recognizable, then maybe all of the spiritual avatars and artifact melted together.
The problem is, there is so much radiation, they cannot commence work on the site.This is negativeresidue left from a time of epoch. If only one could break through the harmfull rays, and tap into the knowledge of this left over devastation.
Anyways, what do we know about origins and human names? How far back does it go? Who were the very first races?
Spiritus Et Mundi
El
RE: Where did the Aryans originate?
Aryans were nomads and they left clues in many place
They called themselves the "noble ones" or the "superior ones." Their names are lost; their tribal names are lost. But when they found themselves conquerors, they gave themselves the name "superior" or "noble."
love and blessings
lightwinds
Wendy x
RE: Where did the Aryans originate?
I do not know much about the Aryan-Dravidian connection. From what I have read, tribes from the north of modern day Iran travelled south and established their home there about several thousand years ago.
RE: Where did the Aryans originate?
ORIGINAL: lightwinds
Aryans were nomads and they left clues in many place
They called themselves the "noble ones" or the "superior ones." Their names are lost; their tribal names are lost. But when they found themselves conquerors, they gave themselves the name "superior" or "noble."
love and blessings
lightwinds
Wendy x
Where did they come from exactly? Or who did they come from, and where did the people they came from come from? Thats interesting you say, "Superior" Wendy. I read that they worshiped the War God and conqoured land wherever they went with incredible efficiency. The neat thing is the war like people migrated to India instead of invading it. The ancient tribes of India must havecharmed the Aryans with ancient mystic wisdom which had been around for 500,000 years. The natives and migrants unifyed harmoniously, creating the Vedic period in Indian history.
Startingtoheal - I have also heard they migrated form Iran. lets check it out.
The most accepted view is that the region between Poland to the Central Asia might have been of the Aryans. They were said to be semi- nomadic people, who started moving from their original home towards the west, south and east. The branch which went to Europe were the ancestors of the Greeks, Romans, Celts and Teutons.
Fascinating about the Greeks, Romans, Celts, and Teutons. The Aryans also introduced the swastika, which Hitler used. Interesting that Hitler also used the term, "tuetonic knight", in his sacred rituals.
I have a feeling, "Aryavarta", or land of the Aryans may hold a key to the discovery of this origin mystery.
Peace
Cody
RE: Where did the Aryans originate?
Hi Elyezual,
hope this help you with where the Aryans originated from?
Since ancient times people had noticed that there were a lot of similarities among European languages. But it wasn't until the 16th century, when Europeans began studying the Indian language Sanskrit, that scholars realized this similarity extended to several Asian languages as well. The classic example was the word "father," which was echoed by vater in German, pater in Latin, and pitar- in Sanskrit.
In 1786 the British orientalist William Jones suggested what today is an accepted fact of science, namely that all the languages were descended from a common source, of which no trace now remains. In the 1800s the philologist Max Mueller gave this protolanguage a name: Aryan, a name believed to have been used by various peoples living in the vicinity of Persia, modern Iran.
It seemed reasonable that the Aryan language had originated with a single Aryan tribe, or in the parlance of the day, an Aryan race. Language scholars occupied themselves for the next hundred years trying to determine where this tribe had lived and what they had looked like. At first it was assumed that the Aryans were Asians, but nationalistic European scholars found this hard to swallow and began scrounging for evidence that the Aryans had originated in Europe. German scholars were particularly energetic in this regard and persuaded themselves that the Aryans were a tall, blond, "dolichocephalic" (long-headed) people whom today we would call Nordic. The Germans and their supporters believed the blond Aryans had originally lived by the shore of the Baltic sea and had spread their language and culture throughout the rest of Europe and parts of Asia. The fact that most speakers of Aryan languages did not look at all Nordic they explained away by saying that the original blonds had long since been submerged in the gene pool, and they dug out all sorts of references to fair-haired or fair-complected heroes, heroines, or deities in the Homeric ballads and other ancient texts. These were the now-lost Aryans, they argued, bringing the gift of civilization to the shlubs.
The idea that the blond Aryans were a superior race was first raised explicitly in 1853 by one Joseph Arthur, comte de Gobineau. De Gobineau was a respected ethnologist who argued in all seriousness that the Aryan races would prosper as long as they did not allow themselves to be tainted by mixing with black and yellow peoples. De Gobineau's ideas were widely popular and are said to have influenced Richard Wagner and Friedrich Nietzsche. Stripped of the scholarly trappings, Aryanism soon filtered down to the beer halls and eventually became one of the central tenets of Nazism. By then it had shed any linguistic significance; Hitler justified his persecution of the Slavs on the grounds that they were racially inferior, although they spoke Aryan languages.
After World War II nobody wanted to have anything to do with Aryans and the term was dropped in favor of "Indo-European." But the search for the original Aryans/Indo-Europeans wasn't completely abandoned. The leading candidate at the moment, I gather, is the "kurgan" people of what is now south Russia, so named because they built mounds called kurgans. From 4000 to 3000 BC, some researchers believe, they migrated in all directions, bringing their language with them. Not much is known about them, although there is archeological evidence that they were tall. But blond hair, blue eyes? Only their hairdressers knew for sure, and they didn't tell.
who this helps you.
Love Farideh x