Just as the big head in the park in Villahermosa serves as evidence of other cultures being present in Mexico's history, this relief carving found in the same park reveals a great deal.
If you just looked at the carving, you would think that it was from India or South East Asia, with a definite influence of Buddhism or Hinduism as demonstrated by the headdress and the fact that the figure is seated in a lotus position.
Seeing figures like this one is reinforcing proof that the kings of Asia managed to somehow get to Mexico in its early history.
The stories of the Vedic records concerning the Vimana aircraft seem to shed some light on this subject. One of the vedic "Gods" who flew the skies in a Vimana airplane was called Maya, and many Hindu people believe that the Mayans of Mexico honoured Maya by using his name to represent their culture.
