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> *Christianity is actually " Krishna Neeti *i.e.* Geeta " *

>

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> The new book, titled as 'Jesus the Christ was a Hindu'

published

> by

> Indian Foundation for Vedic Science is the English translation

> of the

> original ook is authored by the late G.D. alias Babarao

> Savarkar,

> a great revolutionary, who was the elder brother of Veer

> Savarkar.

> Babarao Savarkar was sent to the famous Cellular Jail of the

> Andamans, for rigorous imprisonment. In that horrible jail, he

> was

> imprisoned from 1910 to 1921.

> When he was allowed to read the books available in

> that jail, Babarao Savarkar read many English books on the

> life of Jesus the Christ and was convinced that

> Jesus Christ was a* Tamil Hindu*. On release from

> the jail he wrote a book in Marathi showing how Jesus Christ

was

> a Hindu.

> The book was published in 1946; but before the publication he

> had lost his

> life, on 16th March 1945. Dr. P. V. Vartak from Pune has

> translated

> this marvelous research book in lucid and easy English.

>

> Apparently, to say that Jesus was a Hindu, appears

> to be ridiculous, but on reading this book everybody will be

> convinced that

> Jesus was a Hindu.

> He was the preacher of Vedic Dharma. Christianity did not

> denote the religion of Jesus but it denoted the Krishna nity

or

> Geeta,

> since Jesus was the propagator of the theology of Geeta. So

> Jesus

> didn't

> start any new

> religion.

> It was later after his death that Christianity was

> introduced as a new

> faith

> other than the Vedic one. Deep research of Shri.

> Babarao Savarkar

> presented in this book shows that Jesus was a

> Tamil

> Hindu.

> Jesus Christ did not go himself to Palestine, but

> his ancestors migrated

> there long ago. Long before Ramayana, Yayati's

> sons

> Anu and Turvasu

> migrated

> there, from whom arose the Yavanas and Turuks.

> After

> the Mahabharata

> war Yadavas

> and Abhiras migrated there from India. The word

> Yadava became 'Yada',

> while

> 'Abhira' became Habira and then Hibru. Their God

> Almighty was 'Jehova'

> the

> Fire of yajna which is registered in the Rigveda

> 7-6-5, where is stated

> " Jahvo Agnih " .

> Aristotal was told by a Jew scholar that Jews were

> originally Indians.

> Many

> western scholars admit it. The name 'Aremaik' of

> Palestinian language

> has arisen

> from a Sanskrit word 'Arvam' denoting " Tamil " . It

> contains many Tamil

> words. When

> crucified *Jesus uttered, " Eloi, Eloi, Lama

> Sabacthani* " . *This is a

> Tamil

> sentence, its original form being " Eloi, Eloi,

> Sabikka Lamada Ni " *,

> which

> means " Oh God, why are you crushing or cursing me

> like this? "

> >

> Many ancient European portraits of Christ

> illustrated in this book show

> Hindu signs on him like dark complexion, a sacred

> thread, hanging from

> his

> left shoulder, a Dhoti around his waist, a Tilaka

> on

> forehead, a Mudra of

> his fingers, a Danda in his hand and saffron robe.

> Those portraits are

> painted by Christian European artists some 1500

> years ago. Jesus was

> called

> * 'Ben Pandera'. In Tamil 'Ben' means Child and

> 'Pandera' means

> Devotee*. The

> name Mary arose from Marium, which came from Tamil

> 'Mariamma'. Her

> portraits

> show Hindu signs on her body. Her pictures are

> also

> ancient, sketched

> around

> 1500 years ago. Sister of Christ was named

> 'Thamar'

> which means Lotus in

> Tamil, and it is a custom in India to keep name of

> a

> girl as lotus.

> *Jesus

> often told parables from 'Gheeda'. Gheeda is a

> corrupt form of 'Geeta'.*

> There was no such book as Gheeda around Palestine

> before Jesus. He told

> stories of Jash. 'Jash' is a corrupt form of

> 'Vyasa'. [like Vyankappa =

> Yankappa. Yajna = Jajna]. *'Jesus' is derived from

> Greek 'Jeshua', a

> deviation of Keshua or Keshava.* He was supposed

> to

> be incarnation of

> Krishna. The term *'Krishna' corrupted into

> 'Krishta' and 'Christ'.

> *Therefore

> he was termed as *'Jesus the Christ', meaning

> Keshava the incarnation of

> Krishna.* Though a carpenter he is called 'Good

> Shepherd', in memory of

> 'Gopala' Krishna; because he was supposed to be an

> incarnation of

> Krishna.

> There are many pictures of Jesus just like lord

> Krishna and his

> incarnations. *After his Thread ceremony at 12

> years

> of age, he went to

> India for studies and returned at 30.* He wore a

> Philacteris made of

> Teckilim

> or

> Darbha. He emphasized a second birth (Dvija) for

> getting Heaven. This

> 'Dvija' is

> the unique concept of Vedic people. Ample evidence

> has been showered

> in the

> book to prove that Christ was a Hindu. Savarkar

> has

> given evidence to

> show

> connection of Jesus with the Nath cult of Indian

> Yogis. A Bengali poem

> sung

> traditionally in Nath Cult is cited in the book,

> in

> which Jesus is

> mentioned

> as 'Isha Nath', who had gone to Arab country, died

> there, but revived

> again.

> In that poem Isha Nath is honoured as a Parama

> Guru.

> >

> Finally, Jesus came to India and died in Kashmir.

> There are three

> tombs in

> Kashmir - of Jesus, of Marium and of John, the

> Guru

> of Jesus.

> The whole book is fascinating and is full of

> strong

> evidences. Life

> sketch of

> Jesus is presented in a respectful manner. The

> esteem about Jesus

> increases on

> reading this book. The original research of

> Savarkar

> is superb and the

> translator has been quite successful in plucking

> out

> the actual

> significance

> of the original Marathi book in English. If all

> the

> Christians read this

> book, instead of trying to convert Hindus into

> Christian sect, they would

> like to adopt their original Vedic Dharma. They

> would like to follow the

> great theology of Geeta, preached by Jesus. I have

> a

> strong belief

> that on

> reading this book the Hindus and Christians will

> develop brotherly and

> peaceful relations.

> If the Pope is lucky enough to this book, he would

> have to rethink

> over his

> statement made by him during his visit to India in

> 1999. The Pope boasted

> that in the first millennium Christians conquered

> the Europe, in the

> second

> millennium Christians conquered America and

> Africa,

> and in the third

> millennium Christians will conquer Asia. On that

> background Franchois

> Gautier wrote an article in the Indian Express

> dated

> 25 Oct.1999, showing

> how Hindu the Pope is.

> A Russian oriental researcher Mr. Sergei Alexeyev

> in

> his talk on Moscow

> radio said that Jesus Christ was a Hindu Sanyasin,

> an Indian Hermit.

> Jesus made

> an in depth study of Hindu texts during his visit

> to

> India. Christ

> toured to

> Delhi, Jaipur, Varanasi, Rishikesh. ( Ref. The

> Times

> of India 1-7-99).

> Dr. Notovitch had done a similar research in the

> past, studying for 25

> years.

> Dr. Notovitch traveled in India. At the Buddha

> temple in Himmus,

> Tibet, he was

> shown an ancient book, which records the reports

> of

> Christ in India

> for 17

> years. It included one short book written by

> Christ

> himself. Dr.

> Notovitch

> prepared three copies of that book and sent one to

> the Pope. However,

> the Pope

> burnt it and wrote him that he should not do such

> folly again. Even then,

> Dr.Notovitch published the book under title " The

> Unknown Life of Jesus " .

> >

> >

> http://myowndamn.biz/blog/2003/000518.html

> >

> >

>

http://www.bbc.co.uk/bbcfour/documentaries/features/did-jesus-die-interview.shtml

>

 

 

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