Modern World, Hindu Neurophilosophy and Neuroanthropology Vol. 2

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Exploring the origins of pagan religions rooted in panpsychism, the narrative traces the Neanderthalic Dravidians from the ancient Lemurian landmass to their settlements in Harappa, Mohenjo-Daro, and beyond. It discusses the evolution of monotheistic beliefs from defeated Kauravas, leading to the development of religions like Judaism and Islam. Central to this exploration is the concept of a universal protoconsciousness field, linking consciousness with matter and forming the foundation of Hindu Neurophilosophy, which posits consciousness as intrinsic to all aspects of existence.