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“The Aryan invasion theory has been one of the most controversial historical

topics for well over a century. However, it should be pointed out that it

remains just that – a theory. To date no hard evidence has proven the Aryan

invasion theory to be fact. In this essay we will explain the roots of this

hypothesis and how, due to recent emergence of new evidence over the last couple

of decades, the validity of the Aryan invasion theory has been seriously

challenged.”

 

 

 

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Interest in the field of Indology during the 19th Century was of mixed

motivations. Many scholars such as August Wilhelm von Schlegal, Hern Wilhelm von

Humboldt, and Arthur Schopenhauer lauded praise upon the Vedic literatures and

their profound wisdom, others were less than impressed. To accept that there was

an advanced civilization outside the boundaries of Europe, at a time before the

Patriarchs Abraham and Moses had made their covenant with the Almighty was

impossible to conceive of for most European scholars, who harbored a strong

Christian tendency. Most scholars of this period were neither archeologists nor

historians in the strict sense of the word. Rather, they were missionaries paid

by their governments to establish western cultural and racial superiority over

the subjugated Indian citizens, through their study of the indigenous religious

texts. Consequently, for racial, political and religious reasons, early European

indologists created a myth that still survives to this

day.

 

 

 

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However, there are other references in the Rg Veda 3 that point to India being a

land of mixed races. The Rg Veda also states that "We pray to Indra to give

glory by which the Dasyus will become Aryans." 4 Such a statement confirms that

to be an Aryan was not a matter of birth.

 

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Sarabhanga Giri <sarabhanga wrote:

Namaste Max,

 

Morality is the birthright of the Aryan ~ i.e. the noble Aryan is born into a

family that is (by definition) high-born, noble, and an exemplar of morality.

 

The legacy of immoral conduct by ANYONE (including the born Aryan who falls to

ignoble and immoral conduct) is a lowly rebirth as a Pashu.

 

The low-born "beast" may (with effort) rise from ignoble environs.The high-born

Aryan Brahmana may (without effort) fall from his/her inherited right to that

status.

 

 

 

 

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