Do you think it was a coincidence that legends across the world mentioned that humans were made of dirt/mud by God? Leave your thoughts down in the comments below! I find it interesting to learn other people and culture's perspectives
I think it's very beautiful that cultures are having so much things in common it shows us how small the world can be and that we all were related somehow in the past. In my religion which is Islam we also believe that han had been created initially of mud and clay. Also referring to the previous video, there is a verse in Quran that tells us the earth and sky were one and then have been cracked by god to start the universe. It's absolutely beautiful to know these similarities!😭💙
You're literally made out of dirt, no question, it's not a myth, everything you eat, every metal, every material on this planet has come from the planet. Hence we all are made out of the same soil and dirt. Simply because we think we are something really great and big, we draw imaginary lines that divide us. We are really stupid, in thinking we are something else. People wait their whole lives so that they could go to heaven, once it's over. And once they die, what actually happens to them is they're just mixed into the soil. Until we bury you most stupid people don't realise what they truly are. And just keep making too much out of themselves.
Super cool video! I thought humans always being created from dust showed like yeah how insignificant we are compared to god. It was nice to hear about Nuwa loving us as a mother and putting so much effort to protect us
The gods existing in the quantum realm as opposed to us, who exist in the atomic realm, is exactly what a shroom trip told me some months back, but I didn't get to understand it until now. Thank you!
It sounds like Nuwa cared about her creations of humans. The Five Suns kept fighting with one another and the humans would take a hit with each change. At least Quetzalcoatl went to the underworld to retrieve the bones of humans to revive them when it was the fifth Sun's turn.
It also resembles Buddhist belief as well. However, in Buddhism, we believe that humans once were Bharma Gods and could radiate amid the vast cosmo without the sun. Then, we decided to consume the root that grew in the ground. Our aura became dimmer and dimmer until the radiance were gone and later on developed defilements and craving. Life expectancy from 100,000 years gradually became shorter and shorter.
@@TytheCanasian yeah indeed. If not mistaken, even the prediction about the end of the world; there shares some similarity in every main religion which is the world will be ended by fire. For Christianity, the world will be consumed by fire. For Buddhism, all living creatures will perish due to the heat of uprising Suns which emerge more than one and increase until seven. Rivers and even the great ocean will be evaporated and land will gradually melt down and that's the end of the world. There lays the wisdom in it which is nothing is impermanence and is subjected to decay and demise.
The thought that human came from ground is probobly one of the oldest thought in religous life history on earth (at least in human history, cuz there are other animals which exhibits religious behaviors). There for this thought is spread all over the world. The ground is the World which came out of unknown and became our home, we were born on this world after our parents, but if first humans didn't have parents then they had to be born out of something that was there, and it was the World. Mother gives us the shape and father gives us the seed that grows. Ground gives us shape, and the god particle is our seed. Soil gives life. Seed have to be put in soil so it would grow. Soil gives food, earth gives water. It gives life to every thing. Clay gives shape. Every thing is build out of clay. Bricks, buildings, towns and vessels which can contain life and breath.
The legend of Nuwa creating human beings from mud is the more commonly known myth of creation. There are other myths of creation in China, especially from different ethnic groups, like the Yi ethnic group, the Zhuang ethnic group, etc, they all have different deities, but they all include that their gods used mud as a main ingredient to create humankind.
