Vedic Macedonia

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Vedic Macedonia

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BY VRIN PARKER

 

USA, Jan 14 — In 1977, a royal tomb

was found at Vergina, near Saloniaca, in

Macedonia, Greece. All the evidence proves it to be

the tomb of King Philip, the father of Alexander the

Great. However, Western scholars were puzzled

because of the many artifacts, within the tomb of an

obvious Indian/Vedic nature. Because of these

artifacts, some experts dated the tomb to a time

after Alexander's. This theory is no longer being

accepted.

 

In Michael Wood's series, In the Footsteps of

Alexander the Great, he presents 2 sculpted

portraits of Alexander and Philip. Archeologists

accept these sculpted portraits of Alexander, as the

only ones made during his lifetime.

 

Philip's portrait is also recognized as being made

in his lifetime.

 

Where were these portraits found? They were found in

the Macedonian tomb, discovered in 1977, thus

confirming that the tomb is definately from before

Alexander's march to Asia.

 

Because the tomb is full of Vedic/Indian style

artifacts, this is solid proof that Greek culture

had a strong connection to India, long before

Alexander's time. The tomb in question has also been

accepted as the tomb of King Philip on the series

War and Civilization. The body interned in the tomb,

fits every ancient description of King Philip.

Without a doubt, it is the tomb of King Philip.

 

The question is,"Why does King Philip's tomb have so

many Indian influences? How is it possible if the

Greek and Indian cultures had no direct contact

until Alexander's Asian campaigns?"

 

The answer is simple.

 

Because Greek culture is an offshoot of Vedic

culture, it is only logical that there would be

strong Indian influences in Greek art, religion and

culture.

 

The tomb of King Philip is also more than proof of

Greece's vedic past. It is a smoking gun exposing

the extreme prejudice involved in the cover up of

the world's ancient Vedic heritage. Though western

scholars now admit the tomb to be Philip's, they are

mute about the evidences proving Greece's Vedic

heritage.

 

On one hand, western academics are using these tomb

artifacts to promote various theories, and on the

other hand, they are ignoring the artifacts that

prove their theories wrong.

 

Because there is no doubt about the Vedic artifacts

found in this one case, one wonders how much other

evidence is out there that has been ignored and

perhaps even destroyed. It is obvious that the

current mainstream academic community, has made it's

mind about world history.

 

It is even more ironic that this is being done by

the very people,ie. the historians, who have a duty

to research and present a true and accurate record

of the world's ancient past.

 

In this case, however, the evidence is still

available for the serious researcher to evaluate.

Some of the items found in the tomb, include a large

ceremonial gold sheild, decorated with Vedic

Svastikas, a beautiful frescoe, still in full color,

of a lion hunt. Clearly defined, in this frescoe,

are boundry markers tied around trees. This is a

recognized feature of Indian Royal hunting grounds

and yet they are clearly seen in this 2300 year old

Macedonian frescoe. A royal diadem was also found of

the type worn by Asian Kings and Princes and gold

solar emblems remeniscient of the Solar Dynasty

(Surya Vamsha) were found in abundance.

 

These are the most obvious evidences, that we know

of. One can not help but wonder how much other

evidences could be found if a researcher with a

Vedic background, was allowed access to this find.

 

How many important finds have gone unrecognized by

the mainstream academic community, that has no will

nor ability to recognize Vedic artifacts.