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That's not a Hindu belief, and is an overly modern reading of Hindu mythology. Just like Hindu/Indo-European notions of asparas/wood-nymphs doesn't imply the e
by lost_snake 8y ago
That's not a Hindu belief, and is an overly modern reading of Hindu mythology.
Just like Hindu/Indo-European notions of asparas/wood-nymphs doesn't imply the existence of and rationalization of a tribe of forest women, this isn't really a belief among Hindus about a former state of monkeyhood.
Ancient people simply believed in literally supernatural/estoeric things - they weren't "secretly" technologically advanced with a strange vocabulary we now read as religious.