Did Hinduism have any influence on the Abrahamic religions? I'm

>>1342746
Duodecimal system was invented in Sumer and most likely spread from there.

>>1342771
Could the obsession with the number 12 come from the Summerian astronomical callendar? It had 12 months.

>>1342799
>Could the obsession with the number 12 come from the Summerian astronomical callendar?
That sounds stupid

>Could their astronomical calendar come from the obsession with the number 12
That sounds less stupid

>>1342807
Read the post in its context.

What is meant is:
Could the obsession with the number 12 [in the Abrahamic and Hindu religion] come from the Summerian astronomical calendar?

It's a fair point to make, since Summerians ascribed a divine meaning to their astronomy.

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>>1342822
The number 12 derives from the 12 non-sidereal Zodiac signs. These are, of course, important to a huge number of world religions because they're incredibly important for early agricultural people to measure the time before an equinox, the gradual shift in seasons, and timekeeping in general. They often coincide with swastikas, or solar wheels.

Alchemical precursors to the modern hard sciences of chemistry, endocrinology, psychology, and biology like ayurveda/humour school/traditional chinese medicine ultimate derive from this form of astrotheology as well, which you might note by the broad parallels in "elements" and crude approximations of health, nutrition, and bodily systems prior to the advent of germ theory and the microscope.

Numerology thread?

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>>1343464
Who /purana/ here