The story of real brown "Americans". Their rituals resemble those of Bharat, and they believe they have emerged from beneath the world.
The Navajo, the original Americans, are the most populous of all Native American peoples in the United States, with approximately 300,000 individuals living in New Mexico, Arizona, and Utah and the insignifant to the invaders.
As for the mixed Spaniards who label themselves as "white Americans," they must return to Spain. Tag them who call themselves as Americans. Also Tag the original American and support them
P.S. 12,000 years ago, Asia and America were connected and could be reached by foot.
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Indian Ten Commandments:
- The earth is our mother, care for her.
- Honor all your relations.
- Open your heart and soul to the Great Spirit.
- All life is sacred, treat all beings with respect.
- Take from the earth what is needed and nothing more.
- Do what needs to be done for the good of all.
- Give constant thanks to the Great Spirit for every new day.
- Speak the truth but only of the good of others.
- Follow the rhythms of nature; rise and retire with the sun.
- Enjoy life's journey but leave no tracks.
The above commandments are similar to Hindu beliefs of nature lover.
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For years, the Navajo defended their land against Mexican and New Mexican slave traders and livestock raiders. In 1848, the U.S. Army arrived. Between 1863 and 1866, the army marched about 11,500 Diné people 400 miles to a desolate reservation at Bosque Redondo in New Mexico. In 1868, the Navajo became the only Native Nation to use a treaty to escape removal and return to their home. This treaty was written on paper taken from an army ledger book. Article 2 is the crucial one that defines the Navajo reservation.
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Pueblo Rebellion, (1680), carefully organized revolt of Pueblo Indians (in league with Apaches), who succeeded in overthrowing Spanish rule in New Mexico for 12 years. A traditionally peaceful people, the Pueblos had endured much after New Mexico’s colonization in 1598. Catholicism was forced on them by missionaries who burned their ceremonial pits (kivas), masks, and other sacred objects. Indians were tried in Spanish courts and received severe punishments—hanging, whipping, dismemberment (of hands or feet), or condemnation to slavery
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Novajo language was so unknown that during WWI and especially WWII, Native American soldiers used their native languages as codes to send sensitive military messages over open radio waves.
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In 1940 by a proclamation, Novajo dropped #Swastika their sacred symbol because it was desecrated by Hitler.
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Novajo people's starking similarity with Sanatan beliefs raises curiosity to know their ancestory Novajo could be Indian who migranted thousands of years ago as were Gypsies. Gypsies also migrated from India to rest of the world long back
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1️⃣ A 10,000 BCE cave painting just cracked open India's migration mystery
Bhimbetka artists drew a two-horned rhino. The species never lived in central India.
But before we decode ancestral memory, let's talk about colonial amnesia.
Before 1800, approximately 20,000 rhinos roamed Bengal and Assam.
By 1908? Barely 200. 🦏💰
#Decolonisation
2️⃣ British trophy hunting didn't just reduce numbers. It systematically erased a species from entire geographies.
Major-General Richard Carnac killed 30 rhinos in a single year near Purnea, Bihar, 1780s. Sport, they called it. Extinction engineering, more accurately.
Each horn fetched £100-150 in Victorian markets. Aphrodisiac myth met colonial greed.
3️⃣ The Bhimbetka paintings now make perfect sense.
Austroasiatic peoples migrated from Southeast Asia through Indonesia-Thailand-Myanmar around 10,000 years ago—the exact route Sumatran rhinos took. They carried ancestral memory of two-horned creatures, painted them centuries later at Bhimbetka.
January 2024: Tamil Nadu excavations at Molapalayam unearth 3,600-year-old rhino bones. First direct evidence of Indian one-horned rhinos in deep South.