Zeus in Hinduism

Dyaus pitar-Dias patir (Διας πατηρ-Father Zeus)

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[IanHunedoara8]

Don't forget there was an extensive intercultural exchange during the Gandhara period when the Selevkides exerted miiltary and political influence on the Indian periphery before the Guptas wrested back control. Did the "Yavannas" come as invaders and then realized they actually arrived home?

[Zorro11144]

@IanHunedoara8 This video is not reffering to the era of Alexander the great it goes way back. We are the Yavanas.

Ionians (Iaones in Homer's Iliad)=Yavanas

The Jews call as Yavan

Danaans (Achaeans)=Danavas

Abantes (Avantes)=Avanti

There are so many extra oednary similarities between Greek and Hindu religion and most of us are not aware of it. Also Sanskrit match with Greek and we are being mentioned in Hindu works as all knowing like in the Mahabharata and the Ramayana.

[maidenkid84]

@Zorro11144 Is Shiva Sin? Shaddai the destroyer...Yahweh? Shiva is Yahweh? This is correct? And Yahweh is Enlil ....right?

[Zorro11144]

@maidenkid84 Many religions and mythologies connect and have extraordinary similarities. For example the vedic demon Vala connects with the Greek Belus (Vilos) and it may connect with the semetic god Bel.

[Zorro11144]

@Athinades Σε ευχαριστω φιλε. Αυτη ειναι η αληθεια για τον θεο Δια, οτι η λατρεια του ειχε επεκταθει τουλαχιστον απο την Ελλαδα κ την ιταλια εως την Ινδια. Και αλλοι θεοι οπως η Δημητρα, ο Ουρανος, ο Ηφαιστος, η Ποτνια κτλ λατρευονται στον Ινδουισμο ακομα κ σημερα.

[ajishvv]

You have enlightened me and helped me progress in my search for truth. But please tell me this. From where did this go. From India to Greece? or the other way?

[sireAndracottus]

The following tribes are mentioned in the vedas

Allanas/yavan--Hellenes

Sparsus---Spartans

Druhyu---Druid celts

Brghu--Phygrians

parsu---Persians

Partha--Parthians

Shaka--Scythians

Salva/Matsya--Slavs

and so on

[sireAndracottus]

"To the East went Ayus; from him descend the Kurus, Pancalas, Kasis and Videhas.

These are the peoples which originated as a consequence of Ayus's going forth. To the

West went Amavasu; from him descend the Gandharis, the Sparsus and the Arattas.

These are the peoples which originated as a consequence of Amavasu's going forth.”

The Baudhayana Shaurasutra

[sireAndracottus]

Some tribes were problem makers and were chased out....They were "asuras"----the Assyrians, Mittani , Kassites etc.They conquered all of middle east , sumer and Egypt

Others were expelled after the Battle of the ten kings in 4000 BC.The Rig Veda tells that the tribes were "Scattered across the world by King Sudas"

Some tribes left tired after the Mahabharatha searching for a new life elsewhere

Some like the greeks left on an Adventure trip and came back 3000 years later

[jimakisspd]

@sireAndracottus Ιnstead of being Ironic why don't you try to study some philosophers or history writers of ours?? Like Ploutarhos, Herodotos,Platon, Aristotle and much more?? Just through curiosity, do it and you will thank me!!!

[sireAndracottus]

@jimakisspd

Ah...I see,

Greeks must have come from Mount Olympus then

And Pigs Fly

[plassey65]

so they travelled east along sea coast & finally settled in India bcz it was warmest place of earth since the mighty Himalayas block freezing Artic winds. it was only 30,000 years back when ice age ended that they migrated out this was found out in Gnome project [gene mapping] so we talk of Indo-European people....[ref: BBC london] so it is not just similar but ancient heritage of Europeans also.