Evidence of Vedic culture’s ancient global existence
According to the ancient historically-based epic Mahabharat, prior to around 3000 BCE
there was an advanced civilisation based around the city of Hastinapur in northern India,
predating the Indus Valley civilisation by far.
It is understood that once most of the world’s population, or at least the urbanised part,
was living in this region.
There were of course kings and tribes further afield, but in the form of Rajasuya sacrifices,
they paid homage to the Emperor of the world.
This civilisation was originally Vedic, and it existed in one form or another all around
the world.
Much of this was due to migration.
And the further one was away from its epicentre, the more it became diluted.
The Mahabharat itself directly mentions countries marked in orange here, and indirectly the
epic gives reference to regions that today are in countries marked in blue,
But both the Mahabharat and Srimad Bhagavatam also list tribes further afield, shown here.
This presentation will now share images supporting the fact that much of the world was influenced
by, or were at least aware of Vedic civilisation.
Now 5000 years into the Kali Yuga, we are a species with amnesia.
With ancient mass migration, the decline of Vedic culture, and through deliberate and
accidental bias, we have forgotten our ancient history.
Please watch - - and enjoy.