Saturday, April 25, 2020

Naga


Vinca couple

Naga couple

It's a bird. It's a snake.

Catholic Church in Vinga, Romania belongs to Hungarian minority. Could the name Hungary, which in Romanian is Ungaria be linguistically related to Vinga and with Huns or noongars. (Later Maygars, possibly from Magars from north-eastern India and Nepal, birth place of Buddha, Budapest).

Naga godess from Belur, India

Hungarian folk costume

Vinca head

Emu birds, cangoroos done on orange color on a cave fresco in Europe?
A Pen Guin on Attila's shield?
This is so weird i need to mention. And still, not so, after all penguins are birds. How about Venus, Vinca, Vienna maybe?

Yeah, the title. Nagy means great in Hungarian, naga means dragon in Indonesian etc.. It could come from Noongars. The Pama-Nyungan group of aboriginal languages started suddenly 3000 years BC (or could it be a few thousand years earlier) and the original population disappeared. Could they have mass migrated in Eurasia?

However something else just crossed my mind. I heard about gene editing by means of viruses. Can this happen spontaneously in nature. Like a virus infecting an embryo in earliest stages and cause insertion of genes from a different species?

Superman, spiderman, batman, X-men, things like that? Serbia, Sarpa, Seraphim. Could this be the real significance of the Yin-Yang symbol?
It's a bird. It's a snake. It's a god (of creation).

What if Darwin didn't say all the truth and selection is accelerated by mutations by viruses that may carry genes from one species to another. If such mutations occurred in an isolated group of humans which came in contact with the remnants of the old human population maybe after the flood (thawing of the last ice age) and mixed with the remnants of the old humans and repopulating  the planet could it had be the reason for dramatically shortening the life span of humans, as described in Bible (Matusalemme) who also became much more cunning and aggressive, while keeping a nucleus of the original mutation with most foreign genes to this day. 

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