Of Kana, Kannan, Kanneh:Krishna's Global Presence

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By Fred Rizzo, Ph.D

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"The "revolving sword" guiding the gates of paradise is probably a

mistranslation of circular blade, that is the sharp disc or cakra,

which Krishna notably uses as a weapon.

 

Cain or Kana is named after and is an avatar or incarnation of

Kannan, a Tamil Hindu name for Krishna (p. 136 Michael Jordan's

Encyclopedia of Gods.) His influence in the ancient world is

immense, and the term kanna im, meaning zealot or avenging priest in

the Talmud, as well as Canaanean is relevant here. Canaan was

clearly just another name for Kannan, or Krishna/Vishnu. And Cainan

or Kanneh is the name for that deity among the Sabaeans of Ethiopia

(James Hastings, Dictionary of the Bible, reference Sheba, Seba,

Saba)."

 

The implications are immense. The mark on the head worn by Moses

thereby becomes the same bindi of the Sabaeans.

 

Kana is present as a deity in Hawaii and Polynesia. (Marge

Beckwith"s Legends and Myths of Hawaii). Hawwah is ancient Hebrew

for Eve. And Cain or his lineage, after whom Kana was named, named

the beautiflul islands after his mother Eve.

 

The apocryphal accounts of Adam and Eve in R.H. Charles Apocrypha

and Pseudoepigraphia of the Old Testament show Cain as an avatar who

is born shining, like Noah in the Ethiopic Book of Enoch.

 

All the apocryphal accounts above focus on fruits and seeds as the

diet preferred by God. And immediately after he is born, Cain goes

and brings a blade of grass to his mother Eve (who has fallen

because of the animal sacrifices). The "revolving sword" guiding the

gates of paradise is probably a mistranslation of circular blade,

that is the sharp disc or cakra, which Krishna notably uses as a

weapon.

 

Cain or Kana is named after and is an avatar or incarnation of

Kannan, a Tamil Hindu name for Krishna (p. 136 Michael Jordan's

Encyclopedia of Gods.) His influence in the ancient world is

immense, and the term kanna im, meaning zealot or avenging priest in

the Talmud, as well as Canaanean is relevant here. Canaan was

clearly just another name for Kannan, or Krishna/Vishnu. And Cainan

or Kanneh is the name for that deity among the Sabaeans of Ethiopia

(James Hastings, Dictionary of the Bible, reference Sheba, Seba,

Saba).

 

The implications are immense. The mark on the head worn by Moses

thereby becomes the same bindi of the Sabaeans. Media, where Moses

lived and married, was, even into the days of early Christianity,

considered to be a part of India, just as Ethiopia was. The golden

calf was not constucted as an idol, nor was the copper or bronze

serpent. They were intentionally crafted icons by the Hoduwe

(Hindustan in ancient Hebrew). The Exodus was the Ex Hoduwe, the

leaving of the Hindustan people.

 

Viewzone is a wonderful fountain of information about our suppressed

and/or simply forgotten past. I've been turning numerous people on

to the site. You and your colleagues are a source of real knowledge

as well inspiration.

 

Fred Rizzo, Ph.D