Religion of VEDAs - Paper On Hinduism (Part I)
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Nothing much to say. Ignorance is bliss. Your ignorance makes you to pass all these comments. There are so many things beyond reach of normal human knowledge. You can realize the truth only if you reach a level of apprehension. These are the philosophies provided by those who explained many scientific/astronomical behaviors even before the advent of many tools.
3 years ago 11
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If you have a low I.Q and cannot see what the great sages have seen, are u to blame or the sages?
Brahmin truly means one "who has seen God". Of course a moron like u would not know this.
3 years ago 7
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Who can say where they were before their beginning, who has spoken to verify their own ending's finale?
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what "ramnirmal" is saying is true, those last rites were picked up from foreign invaders and cultures like chinese and africans, were they would allow their wives to be buried with them in the grave....
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i can c "unic4545" is speaking out of shared ignorance....vedic scriptures has no beginning nor end cuz it was spoken out of the mouth of God Himself....God is not limited to time, space, or circumstances......through experience we c when something is created in this world it comes with instructions, so to when the cosmos was created it came with "Vedic Scriptures" to explain its existence......
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u seem to be talking out of shared ignorance, the scriptures has no beginning and no end cuz it was spoken out of the words of God Himself...God is not limited to time, space or circumstance....
u c that everything that is created in this world comes with instructions, so to when the cosmos was created it also came with instructions, which was vedic scriptures......
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this motherfucker unic4545 is a retard asshole, his jaw should be broken with hammer
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Nepal connection with Mongolia-China-Korea-Japan
watch the video "Connexion of Mongolia-Kirat:Revealing the Mystery of Origin of Phallus Stone Worship" which explain roots of Hinduism.
Kiratas are the Indo-Mongoloid and find refences in ancient texts such as Veda, Puranas and epics.
Also check video "Sakela~The Greatest Festival of Kirat People" to learn Kirat's history, religion and culture.
This festival once banned in Nepal was only officially recognized in 2001.
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type "Sakela~The Greatest Festival of Kirat People" and you find more about these people history, religion and their culture who are believed to have started the religion of worshiping phallus stones.
also type "Kirat Temple"
This video you will see three phallus stones which is the main deities of the Kirat. But you won't see any image of Shiva like other Hindu Shiva temple.
Kiratas are the Indo-Mongoloid of ancient India.
Google Kiratas and Wiki will give more insight about them.
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type "Sakela~The Greatest Festival of Kirat People" and you find more about these people history, religion and culture who are believed to have started the religion of worshiping phallus stones.
also type "Kirat Temple"
This video you will see three phallus stones which is the main deities of these people. But you won't see any image of Shiva unlike other Hindu Shiva temple.
Kiratas are the Indo-Mongoloid people in ancient India.
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Hinduism has no single founder. It belongs to many tribes, natives of different races living in ancient India.
In short,
Hinduism=pre-vedic religion + vedic religion
Hinduism became corrupted after aryan brought their vedic religion. Vedic religion such as "chatur-varna"(4-class system) was a shit in the face of the oldest religion.
Kiratas religion is based on ancestors, nature, shamanistic and stone worshiping.
Type "Kirat Temple"
Kiratas are the Indo-Mongoloid people in ancient India.
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Hinduism has no single founder. It belongs to many tribes, natives of different races living in ancient India.
In short,
Hinduism=pre-vedic religion + vedic religion
Hinduism became corrupted after aryan brought their vedic religion. Vedic religion such as "chatur-varna"(4-class system) was a shit in the face of the oldest religion.
Kiratas religion is based on ancestors, nature, shamanistic and stone worshiping.
Type "Kirat Temple"
Kiratas are the Indo-Mongoloid people in ancient India.
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Well, it doesn't heard to hear someone speak his words.
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As it has been specified in the description of the First clipping, it is certainly not his voice. I published it as I was interested in the contents, no matter who spoke it.
ramnirmal 4 years ago