Blue-skinned Rama was doomed to victory as a direct descendant of the "gods"?
In the famous ancient epic "Ramayana" three inhabited worlds are constantly mentioned. Almost nothing is known about the underground, except that there "live" - not the deceased, but precisely the "living". But who could live underground during the "War of the Gods" (and the "Ramayana" describes precisely these events) - people hiding in "bunkers" from threats and radiation?.. Or snake people, nagas, for whom, according to numerous legends, and were the mysterious underground tunnels and communications that have survived to this day intended?
One of the main characters of the Ramayana, Sita, is described as an incomprehensible creature with a “bluish neck, radiant face, lotus-like big eyes” (serpentine eyes). This is clearly not quite human, perhaps a naga, or rather a hybrid. Those around her seem, however, dazzlingly beautiful, corresponding to the canons of her time.
Sita emerged from the earth, "found herself in a furrow" - and eventually went underground, as the Ramayana narrates. She is the daughter of the earth goddess, nothing is known of her previous life before she surfaced. Sita is well trained and knows about earthly customs, adheres to them firmly. Sita, being held captive by Ravana, has certain feelings for him, but is intended for Rama.
Her destiny is suffering. Even if the beautiful Sita was half serpentine, her feelings are completely human and understandable.
In the finale, Prithivi, the goddess of the earth, comes after Sita and takes her underground "on the heads of monstrous naga snakes."
It is worth talking about Ravana separately, but just one detail: he used giants, they fought on his side, but this did not help Ravana.
And what is known about the winner, Rama? He is a skilled archer, noble face. But then … his body "has a bluish tint." His eyes are a little reddish. The palms and feet are also slightly reddish. Long arms with small fingers, but big ears. Is it exactly a human being ?! Hardly, let's face it.
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7050-4220 BC not in vain are called the "era of the demigods." Then powerful hybrids ruled and fought among themselves, using the knowledge and weapons of the "gods" themselves. People played a minimal role in these events, but they managed to convey something to us through mythology and descriptions …
