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South American history has been very much related to 'Snakes' they were worshipped by the 'Mayans' worshipped by the 'Aztecs' and worshipped by the 'Incas'.

 

Vedic India is also very much related to 'Snakes' they are very much revered within the ancient Vedas who describe them as powerful beings known as the 'Nagas'.

 

South America and the lands of India are seen to be 'Antipodal' and evidence is abound that the culture of ancient India once travelled to the other side of the globe.

 

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Within the jungles of the Amazon resides the largest snake in the world known as 'Anaconda' a snake whose name and tradition may be related to Sanskrit and the Vedas.

 

'Anaconda' is said to be the earthly embodiment of the 'Milky Way' and as it stretches across the heavens and descends to earth it manifests as the river 'Amazon'.

 

'Ganga' is described by tradition as that which stretches across the heavens as the 'Milky Way' and when it descends upon planet earth it manifests as the river 'Ganga'.


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'Anaconda' is known by the natives as 'Yacumama' meaning the water ( yaku ) mother ( mama ) and described by others as that which protects all sources of water.

 

'Ganga' is also seen as the 'mother of all waters' and within the Vedic tradition of India she is seen as that which nourishes and protects all the sources of the waters.

 

The Milky Way descends and becomes the river 'Ganga' and the Milky Way descends as the 'Anaconda' and becomes the river 'Amazon' which could not look more like a 'snake'.

 

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'Anaconda' seems like a compound of 'Ana' and 'Conda' and within the lands of America we observe 'Wauconda' a village existing before the Europeans arrived whose name means 'spirit water'.

 

'Wauconda' and 'Anaconda' are both related to 'water' and they may both be related to 'Kunda' a word within the language of Sanskrit which can be seen within place names of India.

 

'Radhakunda' is the lake ( kunda ) of radha and 'Syamakunda' the lake ( kunda ) of syama and 'Manasakunda' the lake ( kunda ) of the mind ( manasa ) all of which grace the lands of Vedic India.

 

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Throughout the world we see reflections of this 'Kunda' and 'Konda' and 'Conda' as seen upon both sides of the African river 'Gambia' where numerous place names possess this 'Kunda'.

 

'Manasa Kunda' and 'Seesa Kunda' and 'Yamal Kunda' and 'Baja Kunda' and 'Sara Kunda' all place names along the river which not only possess this 'Kunda' they are full on Sanskrit names.

 

'Kuta Kunda' and 'Tanda Kunda' and 'Bara Kunda' and 'Morta Kunda' and at least another 30 place names along this famous African river which possesses this Sanskrit 'Kunda'.

 

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The tradition of the 'Amazon' is most certainly related to a snake 'Anaconda' its most certainly related to the 'Milky Way' and its most certainly related to the 'Ganga' and it may also be related to the language of Sanskrit.

 

“Aryan words and people came to America especially from Indo/Arya by the island chains of Polynesia. The name of the boat in Mexico is “catamaran” a South Indian ( Tamil ) word." Miles Poindexter  -  United States Ambassador.

 

"After 30 years of research i can now claim to have proved my theory of Hindu colonisation of America. The stones in every corner of America speak of Hindu influences “. Miles Poindexter  -  United States Ambassador.

 

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