Reality of Hindu Avatars, Deities and Scriptures

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Avatars, Deities and Scriptures

Reality of Hindu Avatars, Deities and Scriptures


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Gurbani treats the Hindu Avatars, gods and
goddesses as the kings or rulers who lived in
different ages. We are surprised to go through
the article received from Pritpal Singh Tuli which
tells us that eminent writers such as Pundit
Nehru, Dr. Radhakrishnan, Sahu, Ozha, Mukerjee et al
have also proved that in the ancient times the
Brahmins exhort the people to worship the kings.
The names emperors thus worshipped also been given
by these scholars. Perhaps in accordance with
this practice alone there came up a temple in
Tamilnadu dedicated to Jayalalitha where this
golden -sparrow is being worshipped. In spite of
all this the fanatics of BJP are hell bent to
recreate that old age.
Brahma wrote the four Vedas. This
incarnation of hell and heaven too could not
apprehend the will of God. Kings of different ages
are being worshipped as incarnations, they too
could not measure the greatness of God, what for
should they be considered for a thought. [Guru
Granth sahib page 423]


> · Former President of India, late
> Dr. Radhakrishnan writes at page 7 of vol.II of
> Indian Philosophy that there dawned an era of
> Fiction in India when the Ramayana and other Puranas
> were composed. On examination it is proved that
> these are all imaginary.[It must be remembered
> Mahabharata is one of the 18 Puranas]
> · Jawahar Lal Nehru in his
> Discovery of India at page 143 writes that the
> Brahmins made the people worship the images which
> they installed in the temples of foreigner Aryas
> like the king Rama, Shankar, Krishan. Thus for
> their livelihood the Brahmins befooled the people
> and cheated them.
> · Jawahar Lal Nehru in his
> Discovery of India at page 100 writes that the
> Vedas are the gateways of Arya people when they
> arrived at the land of India. They also brought with
> them their tribal values which the one on the
> basis of which Awesta in Iran was written. In
> India this school of thought was further expanded.
> As a result of which the Vedas were composed. The
> language of the Vedas is strikingly similar with
> that of Awesta and it is said that the Vedas are
> closer to Awesta than the classical literature of
> this land of India. Dr. Sri Ram Goel in his the
> Ancient Civilisations of the World writes at page
> 376 that there is a great similarity in the
> Iranian and Vedic language. With a little change in
> phonetics rules the Vedic and Awestha compositions
> could be changed.
> · Pushyamitter Sung was the real
> name of 'Ram Chander'. This Chinese Brahmin was
> the commander in chief grand son of the grand son
> of Ashoka Brahdrath. He ascended the throne of Patna
> by assassinating the king on the Dussehra prade.
> Brahmins eulogized this Pushya Mitter Sung as
> Rama the son Dashrath by writing a fictional
> Ramayan.This tale is also repeated in the Harish
> Charitara of Bana Bhat. The period of king Janak
> of Mithila is 700 BC. Stone inscriptions in Chinese
> of the days of Rama in Ayudhia and Vidisha are
> witness to it.
> · Former President of India,
> late Dr. Radhakrishnan writes at page 426 of
> vol.II of Indian Philosphy and Dr. Radha Kumud
> Mukerjee in his Ancient India at page 55 writes that
> Krishna Lila is a play written by Yavannas.
> G.L.Sahu writes in his book 'Equality of Human Race
> No One is high or Low' at page 378 that it is a
> drama written by the Greek in 2600 BC. Dr. Sri
> Ram Goyel has also accepted it and said that it was
> created in the form of an art to befool the
> masses and rule and that it was a symbol of
> erotic mind of the imperialism.
> · Humanitarian philosopher G. L.
> Sahu writes at page 143 that Lord Krishna [
> Vasudev of Mathura] was in fact a Chinese of the
> Kushan dynasty. History of the predecessors of Lord
> Krishna is also given at page 143 as :Mao [20 BC
> to 15 BC] ruled over Kabul, Kuzul Kadphesis –I
> [Lord Shankar of Banares]-15 to 65 AD, Kanishka 78
> to 102 AD, Huvishak 102 to 138 AD. According to
> stone inscriptions the throne remained unoccupied
> for 14 years as lord Krishna was a minor then. Then
> from 152 to 176 AD Krishna of Mathura ruled.
> There was overall deterioration during the rule
> of Lord Krishna. In thus period the Brahmins took
> money from the rulers and wrote the epics like
> Mahabharat to divert the attention of the masses to
> avert any uprising against the ruler. This is on
> the basis of the images and coins discovered in
> and around Mathura.

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> · Nehru in his Discovery of India
> at page 204 -5 writes that the festivals of Holi,
> Diwali and Dussehra are imitation of the Greek
> festivals. On page 143 he writes that Mahabharata
> was completed by Samundra Gupta the Greek.
> · At page 34-5, Dr. Shyam Lal
> Pandey of 'Statecraft During Vedic Period'
> published by Uttar Pradesh Information
> Department, writes that during Vedic period the
> Brahmins would project the rulers as gods and
> praised them with ten different titles. They would
> decorate them with such titles as Brahma, the Sun
> [Vishnu], Varuna, Indra, Shankar.
> · G. L. Sahu writes at page 348 in
> the ancient practice of worship of the rulers for
> livelihood of the Brahmins can't be accepted in
> this socialistic age.
> · Mahatma Gandhi in his address of
> Dec.27, 1924 General Session of Congress said
> that the way the British had come to India and
> branded the inhabitants as 'blacks' and 'low'
> similarly the Brahmins came from the Iran, China,
> Russia, Arabia, Egypt and Greece and with their
> crafty nature themselves became superior Hindus
> worth worship.
> · Jawahar Lal Nehru in his
> Discovery of India at page 183 writes that the
> Indian Aryans and Iranians were of the same race
> before adopting their different ways. Many
> principles of Vedic and Zartharsat religion are
> same. The Vedic language and the language of Awestha
> is similar to each other. The later Persian and
> Sanskrit became different but their root words
> are the same.
> · Nehru again in his Discovery of
> India at page 235 writes that the Brahmins is not
> a caste but an organization who would offer their
> daughters for the pleasure of their guests. Read the
> story of Satyakam whose mother was Zabala. On a
> query from his son Zabal replies 'O son I don't
> know what gotra or dynasty you are because when you
> came in my womb I had to entertain many guests at
> my father's house.'
> · According to Sant Ram BA of
> Hushiarpur of 'Our Society' this Satyakam alone
> became the chief Purohit of king Dashratha.
> · G. L. Sahu writes at page 32-3
> that in Europe the emphasis was on physical
> education but here in India the Brahmin would
> cheat the masses and wrote fiction to earn their
> livelihood. They would project rulers as gods and
> accordingly the ancient kings like Vishnu [King
> Hamurabbi], Ram [ Pushymittra Sung] Shankar [King
> Vimkadphesis] Bhagwan Krishan [King Vasudev]
> Sarah Bhagwan[ Chandragupta Vikrmaditya] , Ganesh ,
> Sugriv[ Greek King Dmitrius who ruled from Peshawar
> to Mathura] Bajrang Bali[Kappi Vistapas] Durga
> [the Pricess] Kali[the symbol of strength and
> fraud] Santoshi Mata [the sage daughter].
> · On this book again at page 34-5
> is given that the Bhatas, poets and Chaaranas
> eulogized the kings and composed fictions of
> Ramayana and Mahabharata. The language of Valmiki
> Ramayana is not Vedic but is a later form of
> Sanskrit. Eminent philosopher Albert has proved that
> epics like the Mahabharata are imitation of the
> Christian tales.
> Swami Dayanand in his book Satyarath Prakash
> at page 318 writes that the Brahmins treated
> intercourse with the untouchable women as
> pilgrimages.  [at] oi;tZbk g[;aeoz shoE uzkvkbh
> s{;ftnzw ek;ah.#
> · i.e sex with rajswalla is equal
> to pious bath of Pushkara, with chandali is equal
> to pilgrimage to Kashi, with chamari to Prayag,
> with Dhobin to Mathura, and with a prostitute like
> that of Ayudhia.
> · Sant Ram BA of Hushiarpur
> author of 'Hamara Samaj' tells us that the
> Brahmins treated the spit of untouchable woman as
> pious while they would hate the glass of water from
> her hands.
> · Sant Ram writes at yet another
> place the king of Malabar Kerala would send his
> bride to the Brahmins house for the first night
> of his wedding. This is also recorded in the Voyages
> of Walthuma vol.1 page 14 of the 18th century
> voyager Ludwich D. Wartha. Another traveller
> Hamilton also confirms it that when the bride would
> be sent to Brahmin for the fist three days at
> Calicut palace.
> · G. L. Sahu writes in his
> 'Equality of Human Race No one is high and no
> low' at page 57 the Vedic Brahmins worshipped as
> Vishnu the Babylonian king Hammu Rabbi [2123 to 2080
> BC] His son Samsailun [Ismail] founded Islam.
> Name of Vishnu's father is Sinmuwalit a synonym of
> Sun. To run his administration he compiled
> composition of 285 section which deals with
> personnel, property, commerce, family, crime,
> labour etc. Jawahar Lal Nehru in his Discovery of
> India at page 100-1 and 183 writes that Vedic
> religion is the imitation of Awestha. Prominent
> scholars like Bal Ganga Dhar Tilak, Sampurna Nand
> et al have endorsed these views.
> · The Christian also treat this
> ruler as their first prophet Ibrahim Emrophel.
> This is vindicated by the first volume Genesis of
> the initial five holy books of the Christians. These
> books preserved till today at the place called
> Pentaduet. Later Prophet Moses reformed these
> Biblical books and preached monotheism rather than
> plurity of gods. Thus there is a single source of
> Babylonians, Iranis, Christians, Jews, and Vedic
> Aryans [G. L. Sahu at page 64-5]
> · And the Muslims also treat this
> ruler as Ismail, their first prophet of Kaaba.
> [G. L. Sahu at page 64-5]
> · Worship of Ganesh [Elephant] is
> the worship of crown of the kings of Alexander,
> Seleucs, Sugrieve, Bali. [G. L. Sahu at page 65]
> · Bajrang Bali [Hanuman's real
> name was Kappi Vistapas he was of European race]
> [G. L. Sahu at page 66]
> · G. L. Sahu at page 73 that in
> 1500 BC Iranians and Babylonians worshipped the
> same later there was bifurcation between the
> worshippers of nature and those of kings. But later
> the nature worshippers expelled the king
> worshippers. They reached India as Vedic Aryans
> and this fact is vindicated by a stone inscription
> in Mesopotamia [Iraq]
> · In Bhagwat Puran the Brahmins
> worshipped Jews as their Shani devta.
> · In book Mannu Simriti [Bhasha
> Prakash] in chapter 10 page 421-2 Shlokas 105-8
> is given that once Vasudev Rishi [Shankar Bhagwan
> ] Bharadwaj Rishi and Vishwamitter Rishi wished to
> devour the meat of dog. In Vrahdhray Upanishid
> [6-4-18] it is prescribed that to have a
> meritorious son the mother should eat the beef of
> cow and buffalo and to have gentle son one should
> eat the beef of bull and he buffalo. In the Dharam
> Sutra Swayyam Apast Mava it is prescribed that
> cow and bullock are pious things to eat.
> · In the Harivamsa Purana part 2
> page 182-3 the writer Ved Murti Taponishtha
> Pandit Sri Ram Sharma Acharya the famous
> commentator and linguist on Vedas, Upanishids and
> Puranas has confirmed that the Brahmins had
> initiated a practice where they would advise the
> queens to masturbate with the penus of a killed
> Ashwmedh Yajna horse. In Yajurved at chapter 23
> in shlokas from 19 to 32 details of which could be
> found.
> · During Ram Rajya [Ram Chander of
> Ayudhia] female slavery was at its peak. White
> bearded sages, kshatriyas and vaishyas would go
> to bazaars for shopping of male–female slaves. Ram
> Chander ji himself bought beautiful untouchable
> slave women to present them to the Brahmin sages
> during the yajnas. G. L. Sahu at page 112-3 has
> given an interesting dialogue between two sages
> Vashisht and Gautam on the purchase of a slave girl.
> Eminent writer Rahul Sanskrityan in his book
> 'Tumhari Khay' at page 46 has written that Raja
> Ram Chander [Pushya Mitter Sung] when performed a
> yajna at Vidisha, gifted each sage a slave girl
> as donation.
> · That grand mother of Bhagwan
> Shankar was sister of the Greek king Horomias and
> the grandfather was a Chinese king Sardar Maos is
> confirmed by the archaeologists on the basis of
> inscriptions and coins and it is confirmed by the
> Archaeological surveys of Govt of India. The
> fifth generation successor of this Chinese-Greek
> Shankra is as Vasudev of Mathura which was got
> worshipped by the Brahmins as Krishan Bhagwan. Read
> Sahu page 137 and Radha Kumudh Bannerjee's book
> Ancient India page 86-92 and Lukhnow's Ram
> Prakash Ozha's book Ancient Coins page 56- 89.
> · Alexander, Seleucs, Gatotkach of
> Mahabharata, Bali of Ramayana, Chandragupta
> Vikrmaditya were all Greek kings and were
> successors of Alexander the great. History of these
> kings and the boundaries of their rule is
> constructed by historians on the basis of images,
> inscriptions and coins. Read books by Radha Kumudh
> Bannerjee's book Ancient India and Lukhnow's Ram
> Prakash Ozha's book Ancient Coins and Dr. Sri Ram
> Goel's book Ancient Civilisations of the World.
> · G. L. Sahu writes at page 207-14
> that in Purana's the places most discussed are
> Iran iraq Israel and Russia. Like Sumer mountains
> are the epicentre of all Puranic tales. If we try to
> find out a middle place to Africa, Asia and
> Europe it is Caspian sea and the mountains that
> encircle it in a semicircle is that Sumer mountain.
> It is given in the Puranas that there is a sea
> surrounded by the Sumer hills around which inhabit
> the Naga tribes. This place is now in Russia. In
> the south of Sumer is given Meruvarsh or Ilavratt
> country which is the present Iran and Iraq. In
> ancient times Iran was called Ilam and its
> inhabitants as ilamiams and these were called
> Sumerians because they lived around Sumer. In fact
> the ilamiams were the forefathers of Mannu who
> with the change of gender became Ila feminine.
> The god –river of the Vedas is in fact the Dazla of
> Iraq. In Vedas the location of Alaknanada is also
> given near Iran.River
> Suphetas of Iran is nothing but the Sarswati of
> Aryans. Ilavrat the land of the Aryans is the
> present Iran. Mrit Sagara where 60,000 strong army
> of king Sagara died of thirst is very close to
> Israel. Balsura the capital of King Bali of the
> Puranas is nothing but the present Basra. The
> churning of ocean Samudramanthan of the Puranas
> is the churning of the Capsean. That shows the
> Aryans with the help of Naga tribes found 14
> precious things from the sea, like today we are
> extrating oil from the ocean bead. Thus making
> Kashiap the origin of the devtas is the Caspian,
> Mazidran is East of Iran, the country of the Nagas
> is Turkey, the land of Asuras is Asoria or
> Asiria. Thus the composers of Puranas came from
> the Iran, China, Russia, Arabia, Egypt and Greece
> and were not Indians Hindus. Mention of these
> places and people can be found in the Harivamsa
> Puran in the future part in chapter 13 in the
> shlokas of 1 to 12.
> · According to Adarsh Bhargav
> Hindi dictionary at page 764, the 4000BC is
> considered as the Satya Yug or the epic of Truth.
> This is stone age when father would have intercourse
> with daughter and mother with the son. Rather
> they would have sex with the strangers like the
> wild animals. And the Brahmins call it Satyayug.
> · In ancient times the king would
> offer money and slave-girls for his praises. It
> is for this reason that the practice of Taruni of
> 16 years was in vogue. Rahul Sanskritiyan in his
> book Volga to Ganga at page 232 has given an
> interesting dialogue between poet Kalidasa and
> his pupil Sapurn Aushapi where Kalidasa tells his
> pupil that he eulogized Chandragupta Vikrmaditya
> as the real descendent of Lord Rama and the pleased
> king gifted the poet a majestic palace and a
> golden haired girl. "Now I have praised
> Kumaragupta the son of Chandragupta as Kartikayan
> the son of Shankar Bhagwan and let us see what
> gift does Kumaragupta brings." The pupil Sapurn
> Aushapi then objected, " Poet you are started a
> wrong practice." Poet Kalidasa then replies,
> "Even the sages Vashisht and Vishwamittar were ready
> to go to any extent to get palaces and beautiful
> women.
> · According to Adarsh Bhargav
> Hindi dictionary at page 195 the meaning of word
> Geeta is the advice of the Guru the teacher to
> his pupil through a fictional book. In fact the
> 'story of knowledge' is the cunning knowledge how
> to befool people and is nothing more than this.
> It is all fiction.
> · G. L. Sahu at page 353 gives the
> family tree of Ram as :-Pushyamitter Sung-[Raja
> Ram Chander the king of Ayudhia-186BC]
> Agnimittra -Governor of Ujjain [Lav of Ramayana]
> Vassumittra- [155 BC] son of Agnimittra and
> grandson of Ram Chander, he fought a war of Sindh
> with Minander the successor of Sugrieve.
> Bhagbhadar-[ 120BC] was a Sung ruler of Vidisha
> .Phalgundevasya [Dharmraja] Dhandev [Dhanmittra]
> Junudsen and there after history is silent.
> · Devbhuti of Vidisha near Bhopal
> was the last king of the Sung dynasty of
> Pushyamitter Sung [Ram chander]. Vasudev his
> prime minister got him murdered through the hands of
> a servant and thus came to end the Sung dynasty.
> Kasaumbi on the bank of Yamuna river 30km from
> Allahabad is place where an inscription on an
> ornament was found where the family tree of Rama
> is given.
> · According to Dr. Radhakrishan
> the meaning of Hinduism is the mixture of various
> philosophies, religions and magical fictions.
> Let us see some examples from Mahabharata and
> Bhagwat: - vast seas lakhs of miles of wine,
> milk, curd, ghee,, one lakh yojan high 32000 yojan
> thick mountain of gold, 33000 miles high mango and
> jamun tree with fruit of the thickness of
> elephants, wife produces 100 sons after having sex
> with a dead husband, preservation of foetus for
> 100 years in the thigh and then dividing it into
> 101 parts to transform it into a children, to attain
> youthfulness by returning ageing, and then again
> after 1000 years the return of youth to get
> agedness, sage Prasher produces Rishi Vyas who
> started walking immediately after birth. God save
> us! Reading an intelligent person would go
> insane. That is why Ganga Sahai Premi wrote in
> Sarita II [Nov. 1968] that Puranas and Dharam
> Shastra is the other name of lies of
> the Brahmins and the sages.
> · According to Dr. Dinesh Chandra
> Sarkar the eminent historian and archaeologist
> and president of Indian Archaeological Committee
> the Mahabharata war in the absence of history or
> period is nothing but fiction, or at the most it
> could be family or dynastic dispute. [See
> Dharmyug No. 14-20 page 9 year 1975] In Guru Granth
> sahib where there is a mention of lord Krishna it
> pertains to killing of Kansa rather than creation
> of Mahabharata.
> [Quote…………………]
> · In the primitive times when the
> knowledge was not so developed and the man had no
> knowledge of anatomy or medical science and had
> no concept of God he was astonished to think about
> the body which gave birth to a child after the
> intercourse of man with woman. Obviously the
> attention of the man went to the male female
> reproductive organs and he thought them as the
> most powerful elements of the world and started
> worshipping them. It is believe Rudra first gave the
> concept of worship of reproductive organs. He
> wrote Sex Science of 1000 chapters and believed the
> sex organs as the reason behind every happening
> and started worshipping them. As a result of
> which the worship of reproductive organs commenced
> among the primitive tribes. Other countries under
> the influence of Islam and Christianity and India
> under the influence of Sikhism discarded it and
> started worship of one God who is the ultimate
> cause of all happenings who
> is all powerful. But the Hindus are still
> engaged in the worship of sex organs and are away
> from the all-pervading God.
>
>
> "Our ultimate goal is to become the governing class
> to rule this country". Go and write this goal on the
> walls of your houses so that every day you will
> remember it. -- Dr B R Ambedkar
>
> Know Buddha, Know Life
> No Buddha, No Life..!