Indian History and Myth etc.

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advaitin , ombhurbhuva <ombhurbhuva@e...>

wrote:

> Am I right in thinking that Max Muller was never in India. Those

> Indologists were full of bizarre theories that come out of the

same box as

> Atlantis and Mu (sorry Tony) and the lost tribe of Israel.

>

> Best Wishes,

> Michael.

>

Namaste,Mike et al,

 

I think the Indians have a good record of History, as it was written

in those days. Even today with the discovery of cities off Gujarat

and Tamil Nadu, bearing out the legends. The Tamils say that there

was a great land in the Indian Ocean and that the Maldives and Sri

Lanka are the high ground remaining. The Ramayana and the

Mahabharata are good history if you consider legends. Even Mu and

Atlantis are given names in the Puranas, usually in the form of a

myth. One name was similar to Asvins if I remember rightly. So when

you take this into account Churchward doesn't sound that crazy after

all.

 

Take this for example, it blows the idea of a bering straits

original settlement of America right out of the water.

http://www.sbsun.com/news/ci_3247286

 

History in the past wasn't written as it is today, so cannot be

judged in the same way.......................ONS..Tony.

P.S.

 

EVen in Ireland history, that is pre modern, is in legends like the

firbolgs, tuatha de danaan, milesians etc. Now there's an

interesting one for you danaan, followers of the Goddess Dana, then

there's the Goddess Caileach who looked like Kali. And so it goes on

and on.