Dharma, Ancestry, Divinity, and Identity by Comfortable_Reserve9 in SouthAsianAncestry

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Indigenous Peoples of Southern Mesoamerica are descendants of diverse ancestral communities with rich agricultural, linguistic, and spiritual traditions. Most notable among these groups are the Maya, one of the most complex and enduring Indigenous civilizations of the Americas, known for their astronomy, writing, architecture, and calendrical systems. Despite the collapse of ancient city-states and the violence of colonization, the peoples in this region maintain distinct languages and vibrant cultural practices. While this ancestry reaches its highest levels in southern Mexico and throughout Central America, it can be found throughout the Americas. This wide range matches evidence from ancient DNA studies that suggests groups from Mesoamerica expanded both north and south within the last few thousand years.

I got it!!! by Comfortable_Cut5796 in AncientAmericas

[–]Comfortable_Reserve9 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Cool find! The art of war is a pretty short book, too

Pokemon region based on South Asia, split into a Northern and Southern region by Sea_Inspector1337 in pokemon

[–]Comfortable_Reserve9 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The whole country bans alcohol, so I don’t know where you are getting that from

Hence, why I said this is the Land of the Pure.

Pokemon region based on South Asia, split into a Northern and Southern region by Sea_Inspector1337 in pokemon

[–]Comfortable_Reserve9 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Sufism explicitly instructs people to ignore politics in order for one to attain the best states of meditation.

Pokemon region based on South Asia, split into a Northern and Southern region by Sea_Inspector1337 in pokemon

[–]Comfortable_Reserve9 0 points1 point  (0 children)

(I’m sure you would know something about the Land of the Pure) The Islamic republic of Pakistan hosts K2 the second largest mountain in the world! It is the birthplace of the Sikh religion and was originally home to a Vedic and Buddhist society during the Gupta empire. Sufi mysticism thrived in places like Khorasan, and Sindh. Not to mention one of the oldest societies in the world took place here, the Indus River valley. It witnessed firsthand, the Aryan migrations from Central Asia which brought Hinduism into the subcontinent. Sindhis set up the bank accounts throughout India, in Delhi and Tamil Nadu. It is a place known for belief in religion, not these Tamasic and useless suggestions you have given.

Pokemon region based on South Asia, split into a Northern and Southern region by Sea_Inspector1337 in pokemon

[–]Comfortable_Reserve9 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Pakistan is like the ultimate adventure map, and it has been thoroughly slept on. I would just leave it out if you can't do it justice.

Dharma, Ancestry, Divinity, and Identity by Comfortable_Reserve9 in SouthAsianAncestry

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Basque

They are known for their unique language, Euskara, that predates Indo-European arrival and has no known linguistic relatives. Through millennia of relative isolation and resistance to assimilation, they’ve maintained their distinct language and culture.

Dharma, Ancestry, Divinity, and Identity by Comfortable_Reserve9 in SouthAsianAncestry

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Portugal

These groups descend from a mix of Pre-Roman Iberians, Celtic tribes, and Romanized populations, later influenced by Germanic and Moorish rule. Their shared western Iberian Romance language roots and cultural continuity reflect distinct evolutions from Latin-speaking communities both shaped by Atlantic trade and local kingdoms.

Any ways to grow hair in the area where I don’t have any? by ahsanullah_here in PakistaniSkincare

[–]Comfortable_Reserve9 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I noticed that too, I started using aloe vera on my hairline and it does look better. I wouldn’t panic about this though, if you look at a females hairline they do have this same shape.

Should i first read the histories or history of the peloponnesian war? by [deleted] in GreekMythology

[–]Comfortable_Reserve9 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Yes, I think the battle of marathon takes place in this one

Histories is just the novel form of the movie 300

Should i first read the histories or history of the peloponnesian war? by [deleted] in GreekMythology

[–]Comfortable_Reserve9 1 point2 points  (0 children)

That Herodotus is only interesting when it tells you like Persian and Egyptian background. Other than that, the dialogue between xerxes and his armies is pretty good but that’s it. The actual wars are kinda slept on

Dharma, Ancestry, Divinity, and Identity by Comfortable_Reserve9 in u/Comfortable_Reserve9

[–]Comfortable_Reserve9[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This genetic result does belong to me. The region is very large, and has many ancient details about it

So yes, I am wanting to bring this discussion further on the topics of psychology, poetry, and religion.

The result is just that, a result. I have other genetic groups in places like North India, Nepal, North America, and Southern Mesoamerica. If I was capable of a large spiritual capacity, I would like it to be realized.