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${\huge{\underline{\bf{\pink{Question}}}}}$ What about the Aryan invasion theory being the source of the Bhagavad-Gita?

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Answer from: daustin57

When, as per the colonial linguists hypothesis of the “Aryan Invasions”, did it happen? 1500 BCE.

When did Krishna give Arjuna the knowledge of the Gita? In the early morning hours of the first day of the Battle of Kurukshetra. And when did this battle happen? 5562 BCE.

4000 years before the supposed “invasions”.

PS: The AIT has been conclusively dismissed.

Is Aryan invasion theory correct or not? If not, why is the Indus valley civilization not mentioned in Vedas? Why is there an anthropomorphic difference between various groups of Indians?

What is the 'Aryan Invasion' theory?

What is the proof to support the theory of Aryan migration into India?

Where was Bhagavad Gita recovered?

Has the Aryan invasion theory kept Indians divided?

According to the Bhagavad-Gita , the 'Aryan' is a Way of Life founded on the Vedic Sanatana Dharma which is selfless, fearless performance of one's natural duty (Svakarma) for the welfare of all beings .

Those who have realized the Supreme Being-- Vishwarupa Paramatman through Direct Vision of Truth (Divyachakshu) , and act in harmony with Nature are honoured as the ' Aryans' by Lord Krishna .

When in dejection Arjuna was inclined to withdraw from his “ Svabhavaja- Kshatra- Dharma, Sri Krishna called it “ Anaryatva” which is not befitting the Aryana Way of Life . ( Gita, 2 . 2–3 ) .

With this Vedic Vision ancient India/ Bharatavarsha was regarded as the “ Arya-bhoomi , the land of Aryans .

Unfortunately, we have altogether lost sight of this Aryan way of Life .

Modern historians' theory of Aryan Invasion is an illusion . Aryan is not the race or ' vansha' as they think .

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The Aryan invasion theory is based on very flimsy ground,” Shinde said, adding that the history being taught to us in text books should now be changed. The DNA revealed that there was no migration or inclusion of any Iran or Central Asian gene into Harappan people. "There is a continuity till the modern times.

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