The origin of vatican & it's hindu origin
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The document discusses Hindu origins and influences on Christianity and the Vatican. It claims that many Christian terms such as Mother, Father, Brother, Sister and Pope have direct translations from Sanskrit. It also argues that Jesus' name comes from the Sanskrit word for Lord, and that Christmas is derived from the Sanskrit words for month and Christ. The document provides examples of Hindu scriptures and traditions that it believes influenced the formation of Christianity, such as the concept of Jesus in a fish reflecting the Matsya avatar of Vishnu. It encourages the reader to refer to additional sources to learn more about these proposed Hindu origins of Christianity.
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![The world’s most grammatically perfect & oldest
surviving language is Sanskrit.
Sanskrit Meaning
/ [Vatica] Hermitage
Arya(sanskrit) = Noble one
Aryan(Sanskrit) = The Noble One
Vatica = Hermitage ; Vatican = The Hermitage](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7)
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Divine descent, known as avatara in Hinduism, refers to deities incarnating in human or other forms to restore balance. The earliest reference is in the Bhagavad Gita where Krishna explains taking births to fulfill duties. Avatars typically portray ideals like righteousness and defeating forces of chaos. The most prominent avatar is Vishnu, including his ten major descents known as the Dashavatara. These avatars symbolize human evolution from fish to enlightened man. Krishna and Rama are highly revered avatar figures celebrated in festivals like Rama Navami. Divine descent allows for devotion and helps uphold the wills of the gods.
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Christians celebrate Easter to commemorate Jesus Christ's resurrection from the dead. According to the Bible, Jesus was crucified on Good Friday and buried in a tomb, but on the following Sunday, he rose from the dead, proving that he is the Son of God. Easter is celebrated each year between March 22nd and April 25th, and includes religious services as well as family gatherings. The tradition of the Easter bunny developed from Christian monks using symbols like the rabbit, which was a symbol of spring in pagan traditions, to help explain the resurrection of Jesus during the springtime festivals.
A shared spiritual origin in celtic europe and indo aryan indian .
This document discusses similarities between ancient Celtic and Hindu spiritual concepts, mythology, social structures, and language. It provides examples of uncanny parallels between Druid and Brahmin priestly castes, words for concepts like "knowledge" and "planet Mercury" that are similar in Celtic and Sanskrit, parallel creation myths involving dismembered bodies, and depictions of horned gods like Cernunnos and Shiva Pashupati. The document speculates that these similarities may indicate a shared spiritual origin stemming from migrations of Indo-Aryan peoples who dispersed both west to Europe and south to India during the Iron Ages.
Mysterious fish gods around the world.
1. The story of a flood is found in many cultures around the world, including Hindu, Sumerian, Biblical, and Mayan traditions. This suggests there was an earlier advanced civilization that was able to build large boats and preserve species.
2. Hindus developed the story of the Matsya avatar of Vishnu logically over 10 incarnations, showing evolution from a fish to fully civilized man. This was over 2000 years before Darwin's theory of evolution.
3. Ancient Sumerians, Mayans and Egyptians said they originated elsewhere or were taught civilization by outsiders. Evidence suggests this earlier civilization was located in South India.
Indian Heritage-Veda.ppt
The document summarizes the key aspects of the four Vedas - Rig, Yajur, Sama, and Atharva. It discusses how they were compiled by Vyasa into four groups from over 1,131 branches that were preserved orally. Each Veda is then briefly described in terms of its content, associated deities, number of hymns, as well as important Upanishads and traditions associated with them.
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1) Hinduism is not a single tradition but a diverse set of traditions and philosophies that developed in India over millennia and were given the label "Hinduism" by outsiders.
2) Core doctrines include samsara (cycle of rebirth), karma (law of cause and effect), moksha (liberation from samsara), and concepts like dharma, Brahman, and atman.
3) Ritual practices are an important part of Hinduism and include pilgrimages, festivals, and rituals centered around sacred sites and figures like the Ganges river.
THE APPEARANCE OF LORD VISHNU AND ITS SYMBOLISM.
Lord Vishnu is one of the most important and revered deities of the Hindu pantheon. He is part of the holy divine trinity of Brahma, Vishnu, and Mahesh according to Hinduism, where Lord Brahma is the creator, Lord Shiva is depicted as the destroyer or transformer and Lord Vishnu is the preserver of the universe, the protector of all. field of existence. This Hindu triad signifies that all three divine powers are part of one. However, the Puranas also say that Lord Brahma came into existence from a lotus, which appeared from the navel of Lord Vishnu. So according to this legend, Lord Vishnu is the one who was responsible for Lord Brahma, the creator of the universe.
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THE APPEARANCE OF LORD VISHNU AND ITS SYMBOLISM.
Lord Vishnu is one of the most important and revered deities of the Hindu pantheon. He is part of the holy divine trinity of Brahma, Vishnu, and Mahesh according to Hinduism, where Lord Brahma is the creator, Lord Shiva is depicted as the destroyer or transformer and Lord Vishnu is the preserver of the universe, the protector of all. field of existence. This Hindu triad signifies that all three divine powers are part of one. However, the Puranas also say that Lord Brahma came into existence from a lotus, which appeared from the navel of Lord Vishnu. So according to this legend, Lord Vishnu is the one who was responsible for Lord Brahma, the creator of the universe.
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On Advent
This document provides information about the liturgical season of Advent, including its history, traditions, themes and purpose. Advent is a time of preparation that looks forward to both the celebration of Christ's birth at Christmas and his second coming. It encourages spiritual renewal and waiting expectantly for God to act in one's life through the "little advents" of Christ's presence in the sacraments, kindness of others, and living out one's vocation with hope, faith and love. The document explains the symbols, prayers and scripture readings of Advent and how Christians can observe this season as one of "holy waiting" to spiritually prepare for Christmas and actively await Christ's return.
History of Yoga Dr shivam mishra.pptx
The history of yoga is very vast but here in this ppt, we tried to carry out many research works. we tried to take all the references from various researchers so that maximum number of students can benefited. we would like to thank all researchers specially Meenakshi devi for her great research, also we would like to thank our entire team for their work in bringing knowledge to all yoga students. The history of Yoga is one of the most beautiful topics ever.
Operation Phoenix
- The document discusses different astrological ages that correspond to the precession of the equinoxes, including the current Age of Aquarius.
- It explains that as the equinoxes slowly shift positions due to the precession of the earth, different astrological ages come into effect, such as the previous Age of Pisces and the upcoming Age of Aquarius.
- Jesus is described as representing the ninth avatar that opened the Agnya chakra, corresponding to the spiritual center located between the eyebrows, and revealing himself as the master of spiritual awakening.
Christianity ppt
- Christianity was synthesized at the Council of Nicea in 325 CE from Egyptian religion, 15 pagan gods, Alexandrian schools, Buddhism, Krishna cult, and the life of Apollonius of Tyana. Constantine established Christianity as the state religion.
- Jesus is believed to have spent his "lost years" from ages 13-29 in India, studying Buddhism, Jainism, and Vedas before returning to Jerusalem to preach. Some records and books mention Jesus living and dying in Kashmir.
- Views of Jesus fall into three categories - the biblical view of his divinity, the view that he was a prophet but not divine, and the view that the story is purely mythological and
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This document provides an overview and introduction to the Easter Vigil service. It discusses the history of the Vigil, tracing it back to early Christian practices. It was a full night vigil kept by Christians awaiting Christ's return at Easter. The Vigil fell out of use among Protestants but is being reclaimed. The document examines what the Vigil entails, with a focus on waiting and watching in expectation of the resurrection, hearing Scripture readings, and participating in the salvation story as one's own through Baptism.
Lecture-3; K.C. Sen (1838-1884)
Keshub Chunder Sen was a 19th century Indian religious reformer who helped establish the Brahmo Samaj and later founded the Church of the New Dispensation. He worked to synthesize Hindu and Christian beliefs and advocated for abandoning sacred Hindu practices in order to Indianize Christianity. Sen believed he had received special divine inspiration to lead the new church, which emphasized harmony between all religions. However, the church dissolved after his death. Sen introduced many Indian Christian concepts and theology, such as using Saccidananda to describe the Trinity, but some criticized that his claims of unique divine inspiration promoted individual monopoly. Overall, Sen played a key role in the development of Indian Christian thought.
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Trusting God's Providence.
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The ability to control one's dreams or for the dreamer to be aware that he or she is dreaming. This process, called lucid dreaming, has some potential risks as well as many fascinating benefits. However, many people are hesitant to try it initially for fear of the potential dangers. This article aims to clarify these concerns by exploring both the risks and benefits of lucid dreaming.
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The origin of vatican & it's hindu origin
- 1. THE ORIGIN OF VATICAN & IT’S HINDU ORIGINS Let us expose the origin of Christianity, Vatican, Father, Mother, Brother, Sister, Pope, Christmas, Isah (Jesus), Christ etc.,
- 2. The world’s most grammatically perfect & oldest surviving language is Sanskrit. Sanskrit Meaning / [Vatica] Hermitage Arya(sanskrit) = Noble one Aryan(Sanskrit) = The Noble One Vatica = Hermitage ; Vatican = The Hermitage
- 3. Hinduism Christianity (Vatica) Vatican Hermitage
- 4. Shiva Lingam, unison of Shiva & Shakti
- 6. [Hinduism]
- 8. Sanskrit Meaning Xtianity (Matr) Mother Mother(mary) (Pitar) Father (Holy) Father (Bratru) Brother Brother (sodaryA) Sister Sister (purohit) Priest Priest (Bhat) Chief Abbot (paapah) absolver of sin Pope
- 9. A rumored shiva lingam hidden in the Vatican museum for which the access is restricted. Jesus name as per bible is Isah. Isha(sanskrit)=Lord Isha(sanskrit)Isah(Christianity) =Lord
- 10. Krishtna(sanskrit) = Anointed one Krishtna = Christna (spelled the same way) Christna Christ = Anointed one Nity (sanskrit) = A Guide/Law to follow Christna + Nity = Following/Law of Christna Christna + Nity ChristiaNity
- 12. Mas (sanskrit) = Month Hinduism Xtianity Christna+Mas Christ+Mas =Month of Christna =Month of Christ So, ChristMas is actually a derivative of Hinduism & Sanskrit of Hinduism.
- 13. X-Mas = 10th Month. However December is the 12th month as per the English calendar. Dashambar (sanskrit) = Dash + Ambar 10th part of the sky =10 + Sky Dashambar December. Let us see how and why jesus is written inside a fish.
- 14. 1st avatar of Vishnu was the Great fish to save earth from the great flood as per Hindu scriptures. He is represented as a fish. Matsya Avatar of Vishnu Jesus in fish
- 15. New Testament, Book of John “In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God.” This is actually a verbatim translation of the Vedic Sanskrit mantra: “Prajapatirvai idamagraasit, tasya vag dvitiyaa asit, vag vai paramam Brahma.”
- 16. Bells & Candles are still adopted by Xtianity from Hinduism. The ancient Vedic custom of applying ash or sandalwood paste to the body is still retained by Christianity in the observance of Ash Wednesday. The so-called “All Soul’s Day” is an exact translation of the Vedic observance of Sarva Pitri Amavasya, the day fixed by tradition to pray for all deceased ancestors.
- 17. Vastra (Sanskrit) = Clothes Vestry = A Place in church to keep the clothes. Sam (sanskrit) = 2nd part of Ved, called Samved containing hymns/songs of divinity. Sam Psalm (Christianity) ManuSmriti (sanskrit) ManuScript
- 18. For more precise information refer 1. World Vedic Heritage Vol 1,2 – PN Oak 2. Christianity is Krishna Neeti – PN Oak (Publisher: Hindi Sahitya Sadan, N Delhi, India)
- 19. Aum / Om Namah Shivaya