Every day the Vedic Aryans would crush the Soma herb, filter its juice and mix it with milk and honey and then offer it to Indra, three times a day — in the morning, the afternoon and the evening.

Photo shown is of the god "Thor" of the Aryans. Chris Suchecki further says: These Vedic gods also resemble other Aryan gods in that they are overwhelming male, with female gods playing a minor ...

In the Vedic hymns the dominant people of India habitually speak of themselves as Aryans, in contrast with the Dasyus, or inferior races of Hindustan, whom they had subdued. Just in the same way ...

Aryans settled in India in Early Vedic Period. This is referred as Saptasindhu or the land of seven rivers; Jhelum, Chenab, Ravi, Beas, Sutlej, Indus and Saraswati. The period of 1500 B.C and 600 ...

This raises a bigger question of how the beliefs of the Jews were identical with the Vedic beliefs. Were they in any way related to the Aryans? I have relied on several literary sources including ...

Fresh DNA proof challenges colonial theory that Aryans invaded India, formed Vedic civilisation; gives a shot in the arm for nationalistic argument against the Left’s influence on history, ...

The fish is identified with Prajapati. Was this a memory of monsoon floods that the early Aryans encountered? The Vedic Manu who received the falcon is forgotten by the time the Mahabharata was ...

But Western astrology isn’t the only astrological system out there. Enter: Vedic astrology, or Hindu astrology. “Vedic astrology, also known as ‘Jyotish,’ represents an ancient tradition ...