India

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India. See also Brahmanism; Deccan; Eastern Ghats; Ganges; Hinduism; Indus; Punjab; Toda tribe; Western Ghats
benefited by passage of Chinese-Mesopotamian trade (79:7.6)
birthplace of man; Andon and Fonta born in (61:6.1) (79:0.1)
dinosaurs buried in (60:2.2)
Dravidian trade with Sumeria (79:3.6)
eastern mountains favored trade with Occident (79:3.2)
failed to achieve hegemony of Eurasia (79:2.5)
fossils nearest to transition man (64:3.4)
Ganid and Gonod citizens of (Papers 130–133)
geology (59:4.15) (59:5.20) (60:1.12) (62:1.3)
growth of commerce (79:1.4) (81:3.1)
library at Alexandria held manuscripts from (130:3.4)
no age restrictions on marriage (82:3.11)
racial groups
Andites
migrated to India in 15,000 B.C. (78:5.5-6)
mixed races of India not attractive to Adamites (80:1.5)
proceeded from Turkestan into the Punjab (79:1.1)
submerged by 10,000 B.C. (79:2.6)
western India tinged with Adamic blood (79:2.3)
Aryan conquerors absorbed by Dravidians (79:4sec)
Badonan tribes q.v.
basic racial types represented (81:4.14)
caste systems based on color (70:8.11)
cosmopolitan home of secondary Sangik peoples (64:7.3,16) (78:1.9) (79:2.3)
invasions by Andites, Neanderthalers, Adamsonites, and Aryans (64:4.1) (77:5.10) (79:1.6) (79:2,4secs)
lower strata in south (79:2.2) (79:3.5) (82:6.5)
Mohammedan invasion (79:4.8)
most heterogeneous race mixture ever to exist (79:2.1-3)
pre-Dravidian India (78:1.9)
red race left imprint (64:6.5)
some Caucasoid inheritance (81:4.11)
versatile people comatose under unprogressing spiritual vision (79:4.7-8) (79:6.10)
religions in India
divided among Hindu, Sikh, Mohammedan, Jain (92:6.15)
Dravidian (79:3sec)
harmful vows (89:3.5)
Hinduism integral part of social fabric (94:4.9)
Hindus show Vishnu with horse’s head (85:3.4)
I. gave rise to religions, philosophies of east Asia (95:0.1)
left helpless by impotent Brahman hypothesis (94:2.4,6-7)
regarding Jesus’ teachings
great need for Jesusonian gospel (94:4.10)
Nathaniel preached in I. (139:6.9) (195:3.10)
regrettable no Peter or Paul went to (130:2.3) (130:3.3)
religious objects in India
east wind is devil (85:4.2)
group of 5 stones reverenced (85:1.3)
Kateri people still worship a stone (85:1.1)
rainbow worshiped (85:4.2)
snake revered (88:1.5)
stars regarded as glorified souls of great men (85:5.1)
stone can be used as witness (85:1.3)
sun worship took extensive root (85:5.2)
tree spirits regarded as cruel (85:2.4)
religious status far above world at large in Dravidian era (79:3.5)
Salem teachings in Vedic I. (94:1sec)
Sethites entered I. with Andite, Aryans (78:6.3) (79:3.3-4)
shamanism flourished in (90:2.8)
spiritual awakening of 600 B.C. did not persist (79:4.8)
Trinity teachings of Sethites and Salemites (104:1.5)
stagnant in 15,000 B.C. (78:3.8)
Van withdrew to highlands west of (67:6.1)

Cross-references

See also Brahmanism
See also Deccan
See also Eastern Ghats
See also Ganges
See also Hinduism
See also Indus
See also Punjab
See also Toda tribe
See also Western Ghats

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