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What the 'scientists' again left without explaining as usual is, how did the common ancestry prove the direction of the migration? Did they discuss the bio-diversity index? Where is diversity more for this worm - in "south asia" or in Europe? As it a commonly accepted principle, where ever is more diversity is the source of migration.
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For Hindus living in USA and constructing grand temples there: 1000 years from today such scientists will conclude that a race called Brown Aryans originated in the USA and from there traveled via Europe to India with their Vedas written in roman scripts, and settled amongst the native Indians and taught them the temple architecture, Yoga, Hinduism and of course a caste system. They called themselves 'NRI' - though the meaning of the term is still being debated.
So please make sure you people leave solid shilalekha-s on whatever material is most durable, in whichever scripts are most reliable, giving information about which direction did the Hindus usually migrated in, 19th CE onwards.
By the way, on a serious note, do the temple makers in the west include proper shilA-lekha-s: giving history of the temple, placing it properly in space and time, discussing names, gotra-s etc, of who constructed it and so on...?
What the 'scientists' again left without explaining as usual is, how did the common ancestry prove the direction of the migration? Did they discuss the bio-diversity index? Where is diversity more for this worm - in "south asia" or in Europe? As it a commonly accepted principle, where ever is more diversity is the source of migration.
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For Hindus living in USA and constructing grand temples there: 1000 years from today such scientists will conclude that a race called Brown Aryans originated in the USA and from there traveled via Europe to India with their Vedas written in roman scripts, and settled amongst the native Indians and taught them the temple architecture, Yoga, Hinduism and of course a caste system. They called themselves 'NRI' - though the meaning of the term is still being debated.
So please make sure you people leave solid shilalekha-s on whatever material is most durable, in whichever scripts are most reliable, giving information about which direction did the Hindus usually migrated in, 19th CE onwards.
By the way, on a serious note, do the temple makers in the west include proper shilA-lekha-s: giving history of the temple, placing it properly in space and time, discussing names, gotra-s etc, of who constructed it and so on...?