GetInTheTruck
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He aint lying though. You go into them caves in Yhind-ia and Greater Yhind-ia (Indo-china) and you'll be surprised what you find.
The modern day Hindu's will show you art in painting like:
But you'll see the mountain cave art and archaeological sites looks like:
It's interesting to me because the "Jewish" lore mentions the Angel and\or King (malak and melek in Hebrew respectively, note the M-L-K triconsonantal root) Samael riding upon a camel in the shape of a serpent...which is poetic speech for the Kings throne\mount (vahan). Sam-ael is attached to the Fall of Man mythos. It was Samael mounted on the snake that spoke to eve in the garden, not the serpent itself.
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Even more interesting that the serpent and dragon (naga) become evil in the western ideologies, but in the far east it is revered. And we find the lore of Nuwa and FuXi entering modern day China, with its symbol of the compass and square. But I aint one to gossip.
Alsp the Chinese call India Yhin-du and the write it 印(yhin\yin - print, seal or mark) 度(dhu - hand measuring using a tool).
Leads me to wonder if there is any connection between the quetzalcoatl of the America's and the dragon of the Far East.
All those sculptures look Indian because they are Indian.
India was considered a holy land in ancient China and Japan.
A lot of the materials that went into building the temple of Solomon was imported from India through trade. There was some contact in ancient times. Let's not go overboard though.
