Guest guest Posted December 2, 2008 Report Share Posted December 2, 2008 Kishore babu, see if you may think this post as meritful for hoisting. Dr. db - ODDISILAB Sunday, November 30, 2008 11:19 AM Re: Re: Havilah (reply to Bruce) Hello ! I am back from the field (dark & bright, sunny and starry). i find the site has possibly picked up some induction from Mumbai !! Some time ago, i had noted that an scholar called Suzanne had a Thesis : A possibility of scholarship having a common genetical geo-spatial region and/OR a common maintainer (pratipalak) region and/OR something common in relation to time and place looks very pertinent. It is a wonderful theory. Yes, the term Brahmana is a synonym of the phone 'scholar' (Read, Brahmasutra of Badrayana and OR Brahmasutra-bhasya of Adi Sankara or any one on the same topic, in-between these two Scholars/Brahmans). To my mind, this is a original theory. Yes, the question Did scholarship spring from a regional domain ? and/OR was it that scholars from across world wide tend to gravitate towards a geo-climatic or geo-scholastic region or geo-cultural region and/OR was it for one all for any combination of reasons ? and/OR was it that there was a geographic region that had a parampara (tradition) of tolerating various view points and thereby acted as mother bed of Brahmanas ? and/OR was it that there was a geographic region that had a parampara of foisting / generating Gurus (teachers) one after another or numerous, simultaneously ? and/OR was dialect/speech (logically sequenced presentation of thought and experience for understanding via hearing faculties) the first step towards scholarship ? and/OR was moral science the first step towards scholarship using such attained ability (note : all the Prophets seemed to have espoused moral science. Comparatively the Rik Veda espouses Moral Sc. + Physical Sc., that way it may be a pre-curser. The Rik Veda (elemental plurality) uses physical world as an inspiration and term 'expression' as the highest...for what it itself says as 'speech/dialect' and/OR ...other questions will form the Chapters of the bulwark of this theory. Very much a giant of an idea. Great theory ! It is an Global agenda, for it entails intercontinental field study. and involvement of specialist as well as multi-disciplinary researchers almost from all domains of human attainment. The incipient idea cum initial work done gives to it lot of kinetic energy and posits itself as a pristine domain of research, which is full of opportunity (yes earlier News reports are there - in direction Jesus/Jehovah : Kashmir. I will acknowledge them as and when i came to know about). It is another matter, that such theory may be in complete variance with my personal beliefs or what my parents, teachers, society had educated me with, during the last 50yrs. I quote myself...."History (i.e. process history/thought research) is alike Cosmology, It is ......and mistful and....... Data pop up possibility remains always..................." db, Utkal Historical Research Journal- 2006 & 07, Utkal Uni. Bhubaneswar, India. I had also (opined/advised) that it will require life time (i) mono centric physical and cerebral input (ii) OR has to be made multi-lateral (numerous nation involvement). The day MIT (USA) or some institution of multi-disciplinary researchers take up this agenda, i will again be quick to say 'ah ! had said so'. I look forward to that occasion. Dr. db Bhubaneswar-India Ref :- ....."History (i.e. process history/thought research) is alike Cosmology, It is ......and mistful and....... Data pop up possibility remains always..................." (Scholars may ask for the full phrase) Deepak Bhattacharya, Utkal Historical Research Journal- 2006 & 07, Utkal Uni. Bhubaneswar, India. - Bruce Duffy Friday, November 28, 2008 6:19 AM Re: Re: Havilah (reply to Bruce) Dear Suzanne, I am sorry about getting it so wrong about when you believe Jesus travelled to India. I suppose my main point of interest in relation to Jesus these days is how closely his actual knowledge accorded with that of the Indian Brahmins. Before you brought the groups attention to it in your messages I was not aware of the fact that ancient philosophers identified Jews with Hindu-Brahmin priests. That is a very important piece of information, thanks for making me aware of it. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 2, 2008 Report Share Posted December 2, 2008 ---------- Forwarded message ----------ODDISILAB <oddisilab1Tue, Dec 2, 2008 at 10:45 AM New Domians in Indology Kishore babu, see if you may think this post as meritful for hoisting. Dr. db - ODDISILAB Sunday, November 30, 2008 11:19 AM Re: Re: Havilah (reply to Bruce) Hello ! I am back from the field (dark & bright, sunny and starry). i find the site has possibly picked up some induction from Mumbai !! Some time ago, i had noted that an scholar called Suzanne had a Thesis : A possibility of scholarship having a common genetical geo-spatial region and/OR a common maintainer (pratipalak) region and/OR something common in relation to time and place looks very pertinent. It is a wonderful theory. Yes, the term Brahmana is a synonym of the phone 'scholar' (Read, Brahmasutra of Badrayana and OR Brahmasutra-bhasya of Adi Sankara or any one on the same topic, in-between these two Scholars/Brahmans). To my mind, this is a original theory. Yes, the question Did scholarship spring from a regional domain ? and/OR was it that scholars from across world wide tend to gravitate towards a geo-climatic or geo-scholastic region or geo-cultural region and/OR was it for one all for any combination of reasons ? and/OR was it that there was a geographic region that had a parampara (tradition) of tolerating various view points and thereby acted as mother bed of Brahmanas ? and/OR was it that there was a geographic region that had a parampara of foisting / generating Gurus (teachers) one after another or numerous, simultaneously ? and/OR was dialect/speech (logically sequenced presentation of thought and experience for understanding via hearing faculties) the first step towards scholarship ? and/OR was moral science the first step towards scholarship using such attained ability (note : all the Prophets seemed to have espoused moral science. Comparatively the Rik Veda espouses Moral Sc. + Physical Sc., that way it may be a pre-curser. The Rik Veda (elemental plurality) uses physical world as an inspiration and term 'expression' as the highest...for what it itself says as 'speech/dialect' and/OR ...other questions will form the Chapters of the bulwark of this theory. Very much a giant of an idea. Great theory ! It is an Global agenda, for it entails intercontinental field study. and involvement of specialist as well as multi-disciplinary researchers almost from all domains of human attainment. The incipient idea cum initial work done gives to it lot of kinetic energy and posits itself as a pristine domain of research, which is full of opportunity (yes earlier News reports are there - in direction Jesus/Jehovah : Kashmir. I will acknowledge them as and when i came to know about). It is another matter, that such theory may be in complete variance with my personal beliefs or what my parents, teachers, society had educated me with, during the last 50yrs. I quote myself.... " History (i.e. process history/thought research) is alike Cosmology, It is ......and mistful and....... Data pop up possibility remains always................... " db, Utkal Historical Research Journal- 2006 & 07, Utkal Uni. Bhubaneswar, India. I had also (opined/advised) that it will require life time (i) mono centric physical and cerebral input (ii) OR has to be made multi-lateral (numerous nation involvement). The day MIT (USA) or some institution of multi-disciplinary researchers take up this agenda, i will again be quick to say 'ah ! had said so'. I look forward to that occasion. Dr. db Bhubaneswar-India Ref :- ..... " History (i.e. process history/thought research) is alike Cosmology, It is ......and mistful and....... Data pop up possibility remains always................... " (Scholars may ask for the full phrase) Deepak Bhattacharya, Utkal Historical Research Journal- 2006 & 07, Utkal Uni. Bhubaneswar, India. - Bruce Duffy Friday, November 28, 2008 6:19 AM Re: Re: Havilah (reply to Bruce) Dear Suzanne, I am sorry about getting it so wrong about when you believe Jesus travelled to India. I suppose my main point of interest in relation to Jesus these days is how closely his actual knowledge accorded with that of the Indian Brahmins. Before you brought the groups attention to it in your messages I was not aware of the fact that ancient philosophers identified Jews with Hindu-Brahmin priests. That is a very important piece of information, thanks for making me aware of it. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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