Guest guest Report post Posted July 1, 2000 >From page 527 - 530 of Our World Vedic Culture, by P.N. Oaks. Posted by Dharmapada Dasa. Here it is: The Hindu Origin of the Jews The Jews alias Judaists alias Zionists are the Yadu people of the clan of Lord Krishna who had to migrate from the Dwarka Kingdom after the Mahabharat war because life there became impossible as a result of nuclear explosions and anarchy. Of the 22 tribes that left the region in quick succession, the tem that proceded North met with disaster and perished. Out of the remaining 12 a few families dropped off and settled down in regions currently known as Iraq, Syria, Palestine, Egypt Greece and Russia. That great exodus took place 5,743 years ago. The Passover year which the Jews commemorate provides a tally of the period elapsed from the time they left India. ... One of their monarchs was Solomon. Pococke observes: " That India was the point whence came the gold and the luxurious appliances of Solomon's court is clear; both the length of the voyage, the nature of the commercial imports and the original land of the Phoenician's establish this fact. It ws a coasting voyage of three years." India in Greece, by E. Pococke ) Pococke adds: " When Judah did evil in the sight of the Lord, and built them high places, and images, and goves, on every high hill, and under every tree, the object was Bal; and the pillar was his symbol. It was on this altar that they burned incense, and sacrificed the calf on the 15th day of the month, the sacred amavas of the Hindus. The calf of Israel is the bull of Balesar or Ishwar." The Bal alias Balesar is Balkrishna alias Baleshwar, i.e., the Divine Child Krishna. The name Solomon is a Sanskrit term. The great poet Kalidas describes King Dushyant as ' Shalmanav,' i.e., a tall, hefty person with an impressive personality. The term Solomon is that Sanskrit word with the vowel " a rounded in pronunciation as " O ". The Golden Calf The image of the golden calf which one often hears of in the history of the Jews was the calf which Lord Krishna leaned against when he used to play the flute while grazing cows. ... At that age, Lord Krishna was tall enough to lean only against a calf and not a cow. The Jewish Emblem The so-called Jewish Star which is the emblem of the Jews is a Tantric, Vedic symbol. It consists of two, interlocked triangles with the apex of one facing North and the other South. This symbol is drawn in front of every orthodox Hindu home in stone-powder design every morning after the house is washed. The desing/drawing is known as Rangawali alias Rongoli. Even its name David is the Sanskrit word Devi, i.e., " bestowed by the Mother Goddess." The so-called Humayun tomb building in Delhi, which was a Goddess temple, is inlaid with those emblems on the exterior, upper portions of its walls. The Birth Story of Moses The birth story of Moses is identical with that of Lord Krishna. Even the term Moses is the Sanskrit word Mahesh meaning the Great Lord, i.e., Krishna. Galilee The term Galilee is the Sanskrit term Gawalaya, i.e., the sanctuary of cows belonging to Nanda in whose farmstead Krishna was nurtured to adulthood. Similarly, Narazeth is Nadrath ( Nanda's Chariot ) and Bethlehem is Vatsaldham, meaning the home of the Darling Child. Jewish Reference to the Vedas A footnote in the book of Marco Polo's travelogue records " Much has been written about the ancient settlement of Jews at Kaifungfu ( in China ). One of the most interesting papers on the subject is in Chinese Repository, Volume XX. It gives the translation of a Chinese/Jewish inscription. Here is the passage: With respect to the Israelite religion, we find [ the statement ] that its first ancestor, Adam, came originally from India and that during the period of the Chau State the sacred writings were already in existence. ... The founder of the religion is Abraham, who is considered the first teacher of it. Then came Moses, who established the law, and handed down the sacred writings. After this time the religion entered China." The reference to sacred writings handed down from Abraham and treated with the same veneration as Heaven clearly implies the Vedas because, according to tradition, the Vedas were made available by Brahma, spelled as Abraham in the West. Jerusalem the City of Krishna Jerusalem, the chief city of the Israeli community, is appropriately named after Lord Krishna. The original name of that city is Yerusaleim. In popular parlance " J " often replaces " Y ". Therefore, Yerusaleim came to be pronounced as Jerusalem. The term Yerusaleim is the Sanskrit term Yedu Ishalayam, meaning the temple and township of Lord Krishna. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites