Shrikant G Talageri

A very scholarly work that tries to prove the OIT (Out of India) origins of the Aryan Rigvedic culture as opposed to theories (largely false) by a few western scholars that epouse the AIT (Aryan Invasion Theory).

The book covers a wide spectrum but is basically centered around the provenance of the two holy texts the Rigveda and the Avesta. Using Etymological, Linguistic, Metrological and Geographic evidence it goes to prove that the Origin of the Avesta coincides with the later part of the evolution of the Rigveda.

It also proves that the Rigvedic civilization originated in the east, the east of the sarasvati river and then spread west and overlapped with Iranian people and culture to evolve the Indo-Iranianisms that we study today.

This also validates the work done by early Indologists like F. Max Muller, Rudolf Steiner and later on the likes of Himmler who very early on recognized the richness, diversity and wisdom contained in the Hindu Holy Books the Vedas and the Upanishads. The epic 50 volume work by FMM "The sacred books of the East" and one of his other works, "India: What it can teach us" are testimony to this.

Certainly not for the faint hearted. This extremely scholarly work profusely littered with intricately reseached information is for experts who want to furthur their knowledge in this most interesting area of human evolution and anthropology.… (lisätietoja)

A very scholarly work that tries to prove the OIT (Out of India) origins of the Aryan Rigvedic culture as opposed to theories (largely false) by a few western scholars that epouse the AIT (Aryan Invasion Theory).

The book covers a wide spectrum but is basically centered around the provenance of the two holy texts the Rigveda and the Avesta. Using Etymological, Linguistic, Metrological and Geographic evidence it goes to prove that the Origin of the Avesta coincides with the later part of the evolution of the Rigveda.

It also proves that the Rigvedic civilization originated in the east, the east of the sarasvati river and then spread west and overlapped with Iranian people and culture to evolve the Indo-Iranianisms that we study today.

This also validates the work done by early Indologists like F. Max Muller, Rudolf Steiner and later on the likes of Himmler who very early on recognized the richness, diversity and wisdom contained in the Hindu Holy Books the Vedas and the Upanishads. The epic 50 volume work by FMM "The sacred books of the East" and one of his other works, "India: What it can teach us" are testimony to this.

Certainly not for the faint hearted. This extremely scholarly work profusely littered with intricately reseached information is for experts who want to furthur their knowledge in this most interesting area of human evolution and anthropology.… (lisätietoja)