[world-vedic] VEDIC PRECOLUMBUS MEXICAN CULTURES.

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>"HECTOR CERVANTES" <saltillo_mandir

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>Fri, 09 Jul 1999 11:53:54 PDT

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>VEDIC INFLUENCES IN THE PRECOLUMBUS MEXICAN CULTURES.

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>In the 1940s,before the independece of Modern India, one Hindu scholar

>Chamal Lal came to Mexico and did some surveys in order to research the

>comparative features between India's vedic culture and Ancient Mexican

>Culture. He discovered many important findings confirming the Vedic Nature

>of PreColombus Mexico.

>All of his findings were reported in a scholarly book called Hindu-America.

>This book shows that many historians and archeologists actually found much

>evidences of the vedic

>heritage of Mexico. The Vedic nature of Mexico's religion

>cosmology, customs, diet, the way of food preparation, dressing,

>dancing,cosmologycal symbols etc. are brought to light. This book was

>published by the Bharata Vidya Bhavan University Print House.

 

Another linguistic explorer of native languages

>found that the Tarasca langauge, known as Purepecha, has many words derived

>from Sanscrite. In the Veracruz state another specialist discovered a

>sculture of

>Natharaja, Lord Siva, the dancer. The famous Mackzience researcher found a

>relief in the pyramid of Montealban, in Oaxaca state, with the Vedic god

>Ganesha.

>

>For more information and details on these points write me at this address.

>saltillo_mandir

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>

 

 

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