Goatis is the antichrist

[Jawggernaut Mewlord]

Significant discourse has gone into the idea that the world populace was largely grain based before pastoralists and SEA indigenous navies infiltrated, they accordingly forced their customs upon the ariyan people who lived natively, or settled far before them. This led to a huge decrease in animal populations with endemic species going extinct day by day, and that would lead to fungi being rendered useless without animals to consume them. The talk of monumental fungi having provided shelter and sustenance to the endemic species' draws more concern as to how much damage the invading forces did. Maybe even the natives in Jambudvipa took residence in those molds; possibly having monasteries built upon them, as none of this happened too late than a few thousand years it's not impossible to say that the lifespans were longer within the more abundance. Uttarakuru states that the people who lived there had no practice for austerity as the food there was grown magically and the trees fulfilled wishes. But it also states that Jambudvipa is the only continent of human residence which is a bit self contradictary, some scholars suggest that the other continents were metaphors, and that the satya yuga of the world represented the Uttakuru civilization.

 

[kungfumaster]

The post suggests that before pastoralist and Southeast Asian cultures spread, early “Ariyan” societies lived sustainably on grains. Later invasions allegedly disrupted ecosystems, causing animal extinctions and breaking natural cycles with fungi. It speculates that ancient people may have lived among giant fungi structures and links these ideas to mythological regions like Jambudvipa and Uttarakuru, possibly representing lost or symbolic civilizations.