Thread by @ArchitectRupa

Similarities and dissimilarities, who came first, what information can these datas provide us. FOX P2 gene was there in early from 400000BC responsible for language. How metaphorical language and scripts can help us recognize that our scriptures can be very old. In all these 1/n

years what I could understand is that the earliest encounters with change in living was brought in as metaphors mostly for sky readings. I also find that these metaphors were used for different layers of science very cryptically woven. Taking only one example of Sarameya, the 2/n

i.e, identified with Dog stars of western-greek sky chart by me makes me believe that many stories went out of Rigveda and other scriptures, never to came back to us again, since they were already a final product en-route voyage. 3/n

I am trying to understand the Shiva sutra of Sanskrit Grammar, and after encountering Aryabhatiya for a while it seems that the consonant sounds could easily carry numerical information. The question is whether script was required by early Indian sapiens from very old times 4/n

for gathering knowledge in one place or it was more safe in oral tradition. It makes me halt upon Sanskrit language as if a mother to all languages on earth. Migration not only took the word but took unusual word which can be a picture perfect synonym find in Indian scripture.5/n

for example, I am writing a thesis and the theory is "how Abhijit word was used for Agastya itself in the cycles later to 38000 BCE. And the hint lies in the latin word Agustus and its etymology. Borrowed by Basque, Agustus is called abuztu 6/n

Friulian call it Avost, Romansch: avust, avuost, avost, uost etc. Can you predict Abhijit silently here? Proto-Italic *augeō, gives Agustus with different meanings I increase, augment quotations ▼
I enlarge, spread, expand
I lengthen
I exaggerate
I honor, enrich

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(figuratively) I exalt, praise.
So much similar understanding is about Indian Agastya whose trepidation can be seen on Indian latitude as enlarging, lengthening, spreading its horizon of visibility. No wonder that Canopus aka Konobus aka Kumbhaja are names of Agastya only. 8/n

In some of our scriptures, Agastya is mentioned with Saptarishis gives us an evidence that once north pole star was called Agastya, while Agastya etymology evidences out for any pole star. I wonder how far Agastya will take me for ride. 9/n

As of now the earliest Sarameya, domestication of Dog(160K) for wild huntings reminds me of Agastya of old who was engaged in killing all the deers from the surface of earth and his dialogue with Indra gives Sirius on ecliptic 200K. How old can our Rig Veda be?

In the search of #Agastya #Canopus #sky #AstronomyInRigVeda