Continued
from the previous post –
Recent
research by some well-known scientists from Protestant Church has
discovered that the sayings of Jesus are in line with what Vedas of
Hinduism say. This gives us some new approach about the ideology,
which Jesus was explaining to his followers. Protestants researchers'
claim that as one theory had already suggested that Jesus had been to
India during his teenage by traveling along with traders from east.
That theory says that Jesus was encouraged by Elias who is better
known as John the Baptist, who had been to India and had learned
Vedic teachings and returned to Jerusalem. He had told some
inquisitive young men like Jesus about teachings from India and that
they differed from the usual teachings of Old Testament. The theory
further says that Jesus after reaching India had joined one teaching
institute probably Nalanda University and there he learned teachings
of Upanishad, Veda and other subjects. There he also was initiated
into the practices of penance and austerity. He had been in India
learning all that; and after having graduated from that University,
with consent of his preceptor
returned to his native place and began to preach the teachings of
Vedas in the terms that the local people can understand. The teaching
was very simple. It recommended that the best way of life is to
practices righteousness, kindness, love and mercy to those who
deserve. As the teaching was very simple, the common people of his
tribe and more around began to be attracted to it. The God Jesus
mentioned was not the usual god to whom Jews generally prayed for,
but his god was within the worshipers. He told to be honest to that
God within and his god was not something that is in heavens. This
difference Jew priesthood anyway did not appreciate and began to hate
him as somebody anti God. We all know how after that they manipulated
the hanging of Jesus along with two other criminals. Protestant
researchers suggest that all teachings of Jesus are perfectly
connected with Hindus teachings. The saying on the Vedas says, "Aham
Brahmasmi", meaning, "I am God". Was often expressed
by Jesus in his speeches and that has baffled those Jew priests and
even today those brought up in that teaching do not understand Jesus
and are often out to misinterpret it. However, those who are well
versed with Hindu teachings are not baffled at all. Most speeches of
Jesus as given In Mathews and other Gospels when read with this
interpretation can understand Jesus very well and so those
researchers claim today that Jesus ws preaching Hindu thought and has
nothing to do with Judaism.
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