The World of the Mother Goddess and Dravidian Matriarchy

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Exploring a female-centric perspective on human evolution, the narrative argues that early human species were predominantly female, with male fossils appearing later. It posits that these female ancestors thrived in watery environments, relying on a diet of aquatic plants and animals. The anatomical features of women, such as buoyant bodies, suggest an evolutionary focus on child-rearing and protection rather than sexual attraction. This gynocentric view challenges traditional male-dominated theories, linking it to Dravidian matriarchy and the reverence for the Mother Goddess.