Ancestory roots of Brahmin of India matched with ancient Iranian Nomadic Cultural rituals: what is its meaning

Ancient Iranian Population Physic, Beliefs and Rituals were Mirror Image of Vadic Brahmnik physic & Rituals of india? 

 Ancient vedic era:

Origin and Parallels:- 

1-The vedic key rituals specially performed during religious procedures have a deep roots in ancient Indi-aryan culture and are closely tied to the vedas sacredc texts of hinduism.  

2-These rituals share connections with the Andronovo culture, from wich the Indi-Aryan people descended.

3-Both Vedic and Indo-Iranian Traditions emphasize the worship of Deities, includingstars like the Pleiades, Sirius and Vega.

Vedic Fire Worship and Harappan Civilization:-

1-Archaeological evidence suggests that Vedic fire rituals existed in the bronze age Harappan or Sarasvati-Sindhu Valley Civilization.

2-The sacrificial fire worship, reminiscent of Vedic rituals, is among the oldest surviving religious practices by mankind.

3-Interestingly, the Aśvamedha ritual (horse sacrifice) described in the Rig Veda involves offering the horse into the sacrificial fire, rather than burying it in graves as seen in steppe cultures.

                                                     

Complex Animistic Religion:

1-The ancient Vedic religion was animistic, polytheistic, and pantheistic.

2-Unlike later Hindu beliefs, it lacked concepts like reincarnation (Saṃsāra) and Nirvana.

3-Ancestor worship played a central role in Vedic practices.

The ancient Vedic rituals and the nomadic Iranian culture share intriguing parallels, reflecting humanity’s quest for understanding the divine and our connection to nature

                       

  

Who exactly were these Vedic Aryans and what was their historical identity?

The Indo aryan theory mostly based on Socio- religious  beliefs and Physical structure of the Aryan Race.

The Vedic Aryans were a branch of the Indo-Iranians of Central Asia; and these Indo-Iranians were themselves a branch of the Indo-Europeans of South Russia.

The Indo-Europeans were originally a people in South Russia; one branch of these Indo-Europeans, the Indo-Iranians, migrated towards the east and settled down in Central Asia; much later, one branch of these Indo-Iranians, the Indoaryans, migrated southeastwards into the northwestern parts of India; and thus commenced the story of the Aryans in India.

These Indoaryans are called Vedic Aryans since they composed the hymns of the Rigveda during the period of their earliest settlements in the northwest and the Punjab, before they came into contract with other parts of India.

These Vedic Aryans were faceless and anonymous groups of people, whose only historical identity is that they were the ultimate ancestors of the different tribes, peoples, priestly families and royal dynasties found throughout the Sanskrit texts.

Todays Brahmins of India who beleives that they are pure and true descendants of Aryan race are actually close to Iranian Descendants of eastern Iranian Nomadic People.

Common Rituals Name That are still in use in various Indian Hindu Rituals were common in ancient Iranian societies specially in Nomadic Culture. They are Worship Sun, Fire, indra, Vayu (Wind), and yazna or yagna with fire at center, ohom/secrifice varios Eadible items to yagna fire to praise the Divine Powers and Calling them.

Animal secrifice were Commen in ancient vedic era by aryan society, and it is still perfomed in some Hindu Temples specially eastern part of india, It is same as it was in Indo-iranian culture.

Who were Aryan ? 

Aryan were those groups of People with Common languge or words, who migrated from central Asea to various parts of the world but not a Race. Although they have some common physical traits like color of skin, hairs or Eyes, but they too were a mixture of various races. 

When scholars use the term Aryan, it refers to a group of people who spoke Indo-European languages and called themselves Aryans. It does not refer to a race, as Hitler used it or as some in the Hindu right wing believes it as a Race.

The most recent study on this subject, led by geneticist David Reich of Harvard University, was published in March 2018 and co-authored by 92 scholars from all over the world - many of them leading names in disciplines as diverse as genetics, history, archaeology and anthropology.

The study showed that there were two major migrations into India in the last 10,000 years.

The first one originated from the Zagros region in south-western Iran (which has the world's first evidence for goat domestication) and brought agriculturists, most likely herders, to India.

This would have been between 7,000 and 3,000BCE. These Zagrosian herders mixed with the earlier inhabitants of the subcontinent - the First Indians, descendants of the Out of Africa (OoA) migrants who had reached India around 65,000 years ago - and together, they went on to create the Harappan civilisation.        

Prehistoric art hints at lost Indian civilisation

In the centuries after 2000 BCE came the second set of immigrants (the Aryans) from the Eurasian Steppe, probably from the region now known as Kazakhstan. They likely brought with them an early version of Sanskrit, mastery over horses and a range of new cultural practices such as sacrificial rituals, all of which formed the basis of early Hindu/Vedic culture. (A thousand years before, people from the Steppe had also moved into Europe, replacing and mixing with agriculturists there, spawning new cultures and spreading Indo-European languages).