If one reads the original Ramayana without the influence of succeeding vernacular versions, which emerged at least several centuries later, Vanaras like Hanuman are referred to as a distinct species altogether. Like other human species, they speak fluently and they inhabit a distinctive culture.

Ramayana is perhaps the only literature to speak about a variety of human species offering to fill an important gap in human ancestry and evolution through literary support. Interestingly, the protagonist Lord Rama corresponds to the sapiens (Cro magnon), other ‘Vanaras’ loosely match Homo erectus.

Are these striking similarities mere coincidence? Or shouldn’t we take it more seriously?

- Dr Rangan Reimuk Kashmin, Indian scholar


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"In the ancient times people were hot.
In modern times people are cold.
In ancient times, they were active, decisive and strong in will power - they were hot in that they lived by their decisions, their power, and their action... Hence whole wars and tribes wiped out because when something was unacceptable, it was unacceptable. They needed a little coolness to balance their decisions, and so philosophy was developed.
In modern times, the man is characterized by cold. He can not stand strong, he is depressed, melancholy, without love, without passion, without meaning, unable, and unwilling — wavering. To complete the cooling — they are overstimulated by seeing and feeling, therefore their remaining heat is trapped where it can be used productively.
The bible says that in the last times of humanity, people will be without natural love.
This means, they are cold."

- M Himself

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