https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gymnosophists

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- nude ancient indian philosophers

- nudity in ancient india

- greek men with indian men fully nude

- nude lizards on ancient indian temples

- sex with ancient indian philosophers for money

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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gymnosophists#/media/File:Gimnosofisti.jpg

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Possible the Pakis around there were mostly Aryanish

(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=5447254&forum_id=2#47077858)

indians conquered all of SE asia for 2,000 years peacefully, afghanistan was also hindu/buddhist

they didnt need to go east to europe cause it was SHIT, wtf wld they do that, it was euros for 2,000 years BEGGING to get to india to trade for dat SPICY and gold and textiles and shitsz nigga

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Vinay Lal

Of all the stories told about Alexander the Great, none perhaps is as colorful as the account of his encounter with the ‘naked philosophers’ of India who have come to be known in Western literature as gymnosophists. Teaching a survey course on Indian history, I have recently had occasion to contemplate the nature of this storied encounter, and a chance reading of Vikram Chandra’s Red Earth and Pouring Rain (1995) has brought to mind the pleasures of thinking about what might have transpired in this meeting of East and West, military might with spiritual pride, the over-dressed and the under-dressed, the power of arms and the piercing strength of words.

https://southasia.ucla.edu/history-politics/ancient-india/alexander-and-the-gymnosophists/

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Over by the gymnasium they're starting to unwind

Four naked sophists trying to bring you up

Alex picks a tune out and he blows it on the skinflute.

Down on the corner

Out in the gym

Alex and the sophists are playin'

Bring a drachma, tap your feet.

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Plutarch records that when first invited to meet Alexander, Kalanos "roughly commanded him to strip himself and hear what he said naked, otherwise he would not speak a word to him, though he came from Jupiter himself."[27]

Alexander's representative Onesicritus[28] had a discussion with several gymnosophists and Alexander was attracted by their thoughts on Greek philosophy, of which they generally approved, but criticized the Greeks for preferring custom to nature and for refusing to give up clothing.[21]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kalanos

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