Theory of evolution

Theory of evolution by _dreamprince_ 2017/01/12 12:35
"Mom, I am a genetic scientist. I am working in the US
on the evolution of man. Theory of evolution, Charles
Darwin, have you heard of him? " Vasu asked.
His Mother sat down next to him and smiled, "I know
about Darwin, Vasu. "But Have you heard of
Dashavatar? The ten avatars of Vishnu?"
Vasu replied in no.
"Then let me tell you what you and Mr. Darwin don't
know.
Listen carefully-
The first avatar was the Matsya avatar, it means the
fish. That is because life began in the water. Is that
not right?" Vasu began to listen with a little more
attention.
"Then came the Kurma Avatar, which means the
tortoise, because life moved from the water to the land.
The amphibian. So the Tortoise denoted the evolution
from sea to land.
Third was the Varaha, the wild boar, which meant the
wild animals with not much intellect, you call them the
Dinosaurs, correct? " Vasu nodded wide eyed.
"The fourth avatar was the Narasimha avatar, half man
and half animal, the evolution from wild animals to
intelligent beings.
Fifth the Waman avatar, the midget or dwarf, who
could grow really tall. Do you know why that is? Cause
there were two kinds of humans, Homo Erectus and
the Homo Sapiens and Homo Sapiens won that
battle." Vasu could see that his Mother was in full flow
and he was stupefied.
"The Sixth avatar was Parshuram, the man who
wielded the axe, the man who was a cave and forest
dweller. Angry, and not social.
The seventh avatar was Ram, the first thinking social
being, who laid out the laws of society and the basis
of all relationships.
The Eighth avatar was Balarama, a true farmer showed
value of agriculture in the life
The Ninth avatar was Krishna, the statesman, the
politician, the lover who played the game of society
and taught how to live and thrive in the social
structure.
And finally, my boy, will come Kalki, the man you are
working on. The man who will be genetically supreme."
Vasu looked at his Mother speechless. "This is
amazing Mom, how did you.. This makes sense!"
"Yes it does Vasu! We Indians knew some amazing
things just didnt know how to pass it on scientifically.
So made them into mythological stories. Mythology
makes sense. Its just the way you look at it - Religious
or Scientific. Your call.
( A Must Read n pass it on for the people who keep
harping about western world)