How Did Egypt, Sumer, and India Know About the Same Seven Wise Men?

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Google form :- https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSewM-_hHO7rwmGGhOwe349NnXEVJ4HKPwozN_zTWlifvLE1kw/viewform?usp=header Why did every great civilization remember the same seven wise men? In this deep dive, we uncover how the Sapta Rishis — the legendary “Seven Sages” of ancient India — appear in the oral traditions, myths and archaeological memories of Egypt, Sumer and the Indus Valley. From the deluge myths of Mesopotamia to the solar temples of Egypt and the river rites of India, this video explores the shared blueprint behind civilization’s rebirth. We’ll explore: The flood-legends of Sumer and the Apkallu — a precursor to the seven sages myth. How the Egyptian Shemsu-Hor (Followers of Horus) mirrors the pattern of seven teachers of light. The role of Sapta Rishis in Vedic texts, and how their knowledge echoes across continents. Archaeological, astronomical and mythological evidence that challenge the conventional story of civilization’s start. What this means for our understanding of human history and the idea of a global reset. If you’re fascinated by ancient history, comparative mythology, lost civilizations or how knowledge travels — you’re in the right place. 👉 Make sure to like, subscribe and hit the bell to join the exploration of hidden roots of human culture. Ancient history, Sapta Rishis, Seven Sages, Indus Valley, Sumer flood myth, Egypt archaeology, lost civilizations, post-flood civilization, comparative mythology, ancient knowledge, human origins, civilizational reset, Apkallu, Shemsu-Hor, Vedic sages. 7 sages, 7 sages.