Dashavataram continued - Baseless but thoughtful

 

14.12.2022

 I was thinking of evolution. Evolution both in Darwin theory From pisces to Mammals to humans and also from Dashavatar which also goes from Matsya (Pisces - Fish in water ) Kurma (Tortoise- Amphibian- water and land), Varaha (Boar - Mammal)- in land, Nrusimha (Half lion and Man). Who has copied from whom or both thoughts similar?

 I then looked into some different aspect. The sperm that is created by the man swims in the pool of semen of male and then comes into the contact of female.. Its the Matsya part of human life. Then inside the mother’s womb the child is in water.. Continuing its matsya avatar - fish like journey. Now after the baby is 6 months in womb it gets it's hands and legs it evolves and is ready to become a baby. It breaks the waters of the mother womb and crawls out of mothers womb.. That appears to me the Kurma Avatar (Tortoise) , where the baby slowly develops itself and enters land. 

The baby makes it mother run around it and grabs attention. All the world of the family is based mostly on its way, how sleeps disturbs sleep of parent. Like he is taking mother on his shell. The mother being bhu Devi is dependent on the child. She is dependent, to wake up and adjust herself to his timing. She can also escape certain things  sometimes saying that the baby will not allow me to do so and so... So the Kurma avatara it is the baby of 1-4 months moving slow and steady winning hearts of people and eliciting smiles.

Between 5-12 months the baby starts standing on 4 legs, wants to eat everything like a pig.. It does not think day or night but demands to be fed. It also holds mother dearly and his teeth start coming.. Which are like the vajra  danta of Varaha roopam.. As teeth start coming the child is also taking to different tasks.  So it's the Varaha avataram..As in Varaha-avataram is said to hold earth in his tusks or Teeth, the child keeps eating mud and thus Holds earth in his teeth! 

Now the child has grown up starts walking it does not make difference of day and night. He can be present anywhere and everywhere, reach out to things that are kept away from him. He plays in mud and makes his nails dirty, he has to be scolded and he cries in anger like the Nrusimha

Again a metaphor for Nrusimha avataram

Therefore, we take a break at fourth avataram. Let's see the next part later.

(Totally, my own concept lacks many details - or any scientific assessment - this is actually thinking aloud)