1/n Presenting IGIGI, lesser Gods of Nibiru. It has been said repeatedly that no names of a town, a king, a God, or any mythological creature are found in the Indus Script. Well, look no further. The mythical creature - half man half animal lesser Gods of Sumerian mythology,

P1774 Rakshasi Handdh (Sindh/Hendh/India) Protect the palm date country (IVC) Inscriptions on a spear head / dagger. Why would anyone inscribe a spoked wheel on a weapon ? The most logical explanation is an incantation for protection from harm. Hence, it is an evil eye

P1808 Continuation of the gold and barley series... Golden Barley / River Narmada NARMADVYAMNAM KANKANAKA YAVAMM || Bow to river Narmada , on the banks of whom, golden barley grow || Narmadvyam : River Narmada, the southernmost river of IVC. Nam : Bow to thee Kankanka :

Śramaṇa ꣽ

Jīna? in Kāyotsarga  As a lamp in a windless place does not waver, so the transcendentalist whose mind is controlled remains always steady in his meditation on the transcendent Self.  ~ B.G

L To R AGNYA RUPA अग्नय रूप Agnya = 🔥 Fire Alternatively: Aga = 7 Aganya = related to 7, or "The Seven" Also Aganya is uncountable, so "uncountable forms" The Rupa suffix was a legit thing in the past. E.g. Agamyarupa. Source: DDSA: The practical Sanskrit-English dictionary

Indus seals : iconography to Script. Left : Here a divinity denoted by Jar sign, arrives from Pleiades or Krittika Constellation, indicated by seven strokes, the stargate or portal is the last symbol, which looks like stairway from heaven. Offered sacrifice, the Unicorn. Right:

3/3 The Gold Leaf, Sonapatra, with 24 dots on an ingot, represents 24 carat Gold. With Indus Symbols behind, clearly indicating that this was issued at IVC. A Yajna for Sri Shiva was performed before the purification process of the Gold. Whenever, they processed gold an

ṛṣi - Gandhāra

This is huge!! Direct evidence of Shaivism in Central Asia. This Mukha Linga from Samarkand, Uzbekistan isn't it interesting?

Barli Inscription the oldest recorded Brāhmī inscription of the Jain religion prolly the oldest archaeological evidence of Jainism. It mentions "Viraya Bhagavate chaturasiti vase" meaning it is dedicated to Lord Vīrā(Mahāvīra)and was inscribed in the 84th year after his nirvāṇa.

illustration of Lord Gaṇeśa painted on a wooden panel which was buried under sand for decades in the Dandan Oilik region of Xinjiang, China.

The Kanva poets worshipped the Ashvins. We can now return to sort out what is the meaning of the ‘nose’ of the gharma pot and the face urn of the Gandhâra Graves. As a result of the sound change which turned Proto-IndoEuropean *e into *a in Proto-Aryan, the root *nes- ‘to come

The mystical domain of the venerable Kāśyapa — KāśyapaMir.

Battle of Aratta 2650 BCE This cylindrical seal impression from Kalibangan has virtually no script. It shows two men with harpoon like spears in combat mode, whilst a female figurine, a Goddess, is in between the champions holding their hands. Another female figurine with a

हरि सुंदर नंद मुकुंदा हरि नारायण हरि ॐ हरि केशव हरि गोविंद हरि नारायण हरि ॐ

Proto-Elamite Seal Impressions from Susa (4th millennium BC) featuring a Bull in a Sitting Posture, similar to the so-called "Proto-Shiva" of the IVC. There seems to have been a prominent Cult of the Bull among the Neolithic Iranians, possibly ancestral to both Proto-Elamite and

Mesmerizing sculpture of Lord Śiva from Sringaverapura dating back to 100–200 BCE. Enhanced using AI :)

Chákravartīn: One whose wheel (chakra) rolls everywhere. • Yudhiṣṭhira • Aśoka