Devasur Locations

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Recent studies suggests a link between Indus Valley and Mayans of

Central America. The studies focused on the calendars of the two

advanced civilizations. The Indus Valley inhabitants followed a

calender based on the movements of Jupiter, and the Mayans followed one

based on the Venus. In the Puranas, a secondary Hindu scripture,

Jupiter, Brihaspati, was acknowledged to be the leader of the gods,

while Venus, Shukra, was the leader of the asuras. The texts further

state that the devas and asuras lived on opposite sides of the Earth.

Mexico and India are at opposite sides in longitude. The

correspondences were pointed out by B. G. Siddarth, director of the B.

M. Birla Science Centre in Hyderabad. He also said the Hindu story of

the churning of the ocean has been found in carvings in Mexico, as well

Mayan representations of a tortoise carrying twelve pillars similar to

Indian illustrations. Dr. Ganapati Sthapati of Chennai, a foremost

expert on Vastu Shatra, the ancient Hindu architecture, has visited the

Mayan structures in Central America and found many similarities between

the design and construction methods of the Mayans and that of the

ancient Hindus.