Is there any resemblance between mans evolution and Vishnus avatars read the details inside?
The Hindu philosophy of Dasavatar (10 incarnations) describes how Vishnu, the central figure in the triad of Indian gods, incarnated from time to time to save mankind and the sacred scriptures of India’s ancient civilisation from the evil designs of demons. As in other stories which make up the vast body of Hindu scriptures, the victory of good over evil is a persistent theme of all mythologies in the world and Hindu mythology is no exception. The 9 incarnations of Vishnu, which have taken place so far according to the myth, are (1) Matsya – fish, (2) Koorma – tortoise, (3) Varaha – boar, (4) Narasimha – half man-half lion, (5) Vaman – dwarf man, (6) Parashuram – man with an axe, (7) Rama – moral man, (8) Krishna – philosophical man and (9) Buddha – spiritual man. The 10th incarnation is Kalki or holocaust, which will come when evil overtakes the whole world in the milennia to come. The Avatar Evolution stage Matsya – fish Acquatic form Koorma – tortoise Amphibian Varaha – boar Land an
