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Those same people disagree with quite a few things many of us all share in belief too.

This argument is like a hamster in its wheel


I understand your point, but my point is that even the people who like to talk about millions of years of evolution don't believe that humans were around millions of years ago, and regardless of the belief system of the historians, anthropologists, and archaelogists, unless they are biased by Hinduism or contemporary Indian politics, there is agreement that the Rigveda was written by Indo-Aryan invaders who conquered the original natives of India.

Could it be possible they play down such a thing because they don't want this knowledge getting out? I have very little knowledge on this subject myself, I'm just playing devil's advocate.






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If you are referring to the Hindu Age of Perfect Pagan Peace and Prosperity millions of years ago, in my opinion, no, because there is just simply not evidence of any human existence or civilization that far back, in my opinion, the evolutionists are already stretching the numbers just about as far as they can.

If you are referring to the disputed Aryan invasion theory, that is only disputed because Hindu Indians don't like to face their racist past, I present you this old thread from the days when chainmaker and Flix were having a whirlwind romance:

http://vigilantcitizen.com/boards/viewtopic.php?f=9&t=1587
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If you are referring to the Hindu Age of Perfect Pagan Peace and Prosperity millions of years ago, in my opinion, no, because there is just simply not evidence of any human existence or civilization that far back, in my opinion, the evolutionists are already stretching the numbers just about as far as they can.


The historical accuracy of the Vedas has been proven by astrology. Also they have found evidence of atomic warfare 10,000 years ago, right in the same area that the Mahabaratara allegedy happened. So if science is proving the Vedas right, then what reason is there to disbeleive the only texts that document the history of humanity?

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If you are referring to the disputed Aryan invasion theory, that is only disputed because Hindu Indians don't like to face their racist past, I present you this old thread from the days when chainmaker and Flix were having a whirlwind romance:

http://vigilantcitizen.com/boards/viewtopic.php?f=9&t=1587


First of all you are Chainmaker deary. Second the Aryan "Invasion" Myth has very little ground to stand on these days. There is plenty of evidence strongly supporting that the "aryans" were indigenous to the area.

Also, calling the ancient Aryans "Hindus" makes no damn sense
1. The ancient aryans lived in the Saraswasti River Valley, not the Indus
2. a More proper phrase would be "Vedantist" or "Sanatana Dharma"

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Post Re: Did the Avatar movie planet paradise ever exist on earth?
I think there is much historical information to be found in the Vedas, just not pure spiritual truth. Sure there are some good morals in there, some interesting commentary on human existence.

Exactly the same as how I view the Illiad of Homer.

It describes a real event, the Trojan War, but was considered pure mythology until the city of Troy was actually discovered.

The Mahabharata is not really very old,

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Traditionally, the authorship of the Mahabharata is attributed to Vyasa. There have been many attempts to unravel its historical growth and compositional layers. The earliest parts of the text are not appreciably older than around 400 BCE.[1] The text probably reached its final form by the early Gupta period (ca. 4th c. CE).


comparative to the Rigveda,

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It is one of the oldest extant texts of any Indo-European language. Philological and linguistic evidence indicate that the Rigveda was composed in the north-western region of the Indian subcontinent, roughly between 1700–1100 BC[4] (the early Vedic period). There are strong linguistic and cultural similarities with the early Iranian Avesta, deriving from the Proto-Indo-Iranian times, often associated with the early Andronovo (Sintashta-Petrovka) culture of ca. 2200-1600 BC.


or the Illiad,

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Along with the Odyssey, also attributed to Homer, the Iliad is among the oldest extant works of Western literature, and its written version is usually dated to around the eighth century BC.


or the Torah, which of course the religious scholars argue was written earlier and the athiest/agnostics scholars like to argue was written later:

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According to dating of the text by Orthodox rabbis, though some place it earlier, the revelation of the Torah to Moses occurred in 1312 BCE at Mount Sinai.[8] Contemporary secular biblical scholars date the completion of the Torah, as well as the prophets and the historical books, no earlier than the Persian period (539 to 334 BCE).[9]


It is interesting that none of these ancient books mention anything but swords and spears and arrows and chariots as weapons of war, except for the Mahabharata, which also has people riding around in chariots, but which mentions magic super-weapons which can be construed by the modern reader to mean atomic weapons, but which was written after all the rest of them.

Even if atomic warfare was occurring thousands of years ago, during the time of Atlantis before the Flood, that does not mean that there was a perfect pagan paradise millions of years ago, it simply adds EVEN MORE evidence to my arsenal that says that people absolutely do not live peacefully.

The Hindu religion is the Vedic religion, the Vedas written in Sanskrit, the Indo-European language of the Indo-Aryans.

You have noted the similarities between Norse mythology and Hindu Vedic mythology:

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I think that is how the ancient world actually was. Things just WERE. there werent labels of different beleifs. But, there were gods, they just were not fought over.

If you look at Tibetan Buddhism, Hinduism, and Nordic mythology, you will see their stories parallel each other. Before the Desert Cults came around and decided that THEIR 'unknown' god was 'god', the people followed these same stories of gods in the sky, elemental dieties, and soma/ambrosia.


Yet you refuse to make the racial-linguistic connection between Norse and Aryan, a connection that Hitler and the Nazis had no problem making, which is why they were bringing back Norse paganism as the Nazi religion, and which is why Hitler chose the Hindu swastika as his symbol, and which is why Nazi expeditions were sent to Tibet.


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I think there is much historical information to be found in the Vedas, just not pure spiritual truth. Sure there are some good morals in there, some interesting commentary on human existence.


Well That's what you THINK then. Thats your OPINION.

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Exactly the same as how I view the Illiad of Homer.

It describes a real event, the Trojan War, but was considered pure mythology until the city of Troy was actually discovered.

If atomic warfare was occurring thousands of years ago, during the time of Atlantis before the Flood, that does not mean that there was a perfect pagan paradise millions of years ago, it simply adds EVEN MORE evidence to my arsenal that says that people absolutely do not live peacefully.


SEE other post about the four ages... The Mahabharata took place in the age before this one, which is the last and darkest one.

Give it up dude, you cant disprove it because the Vedas are the ONLY texts with such thorough documentation. I dont know why you just dont give it up on this thread LOLOLOL

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The Hindu religion is the Vedic religion, the Vedas written in Sanskrit, the Indo-European language of the Indo-Aryans.

You have noted the similarities between Norse mythology and Hindu Vedic mythology:

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I think that is how the ancient world actually was. Things just WERE. there werent labels of different beleifs. But, there were gods, they just were not fought over.

If you look at Tibetan Buddhism, Hinduism, and Nordic mythology, you will see their stories parallel each other. Before the Desert Cults came around and decided that THEIR 'unknown' god was 'god', the people followed these same stories of gods in the sky, elemental dieties, and soma/ambrosia.


The point of that post is that our beleifs are all derived from the same stories.

People were living just fine before invaders came to countries and slaughtered millions 'in the name of god'. I do not beleive that indigenous people ever needed to be seen as "barbaric".

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Yet you refuse to make the racial-linguistic connection between Norse and Aryan, a connection that Hitler and the Nazis had no problem making, which is why they were bringing back Norse paganism as the Nazi religion, and which is why Hitler chose the Hindu swastika as his symbol, and which is why Nazi expeditions were sent to Tibet.


Actually, we have been down this path before chain. Go dig through the posts if you like.

Lighten up man, life aint that bad. :geek:

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Post Re: Did the Avatar movie planet paradise ever exist on earth?
What is this thorough documentation concerning the Vedas that you refer to?

The indigenous Dravidian civilization was violent just like all cultures are violent, and then the Hindu Vedic Aryans came and conquered them, slaughtering them in the name of their god Indra, and spread their Hindu beliefs and set up the racist caste system.

Life is still pretty bad for the Untouchable Dalits over there in India.

You are correct, one of the monotheistic "Desert Cults" did come to India to slay pagans, and that is Islam.
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What is this thorough documentation concerning the Vedas that you refer to?


Stories from the Vedas of course.

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The indigenous Dravidian civilization was violent just like all cultures are violent, and then the Hindu Vedic Aryans came and conquered them, slaughtering them in the name of their god Indra, and spread their Hindu beliefs and set up the racist caste system.


Okay, "Hindu Vedic Aryans" Makes no damned sense again. The indigenous Dravidian civilization would be the natives to the Indus River Valley, but the Aryans were from the Saraswati River Valley. The name "Hindu" is derived from "In-doo" which is from "In-dus" river. So, the aryans being from Saraswati and not Indus makes them NOT HINDU!! ughhh your ignorance shows more every day.

And before we go into the "Invasion Debate" I suggest you read these links.
http://www.indiastar.com/kakaryans.html
http://www.hindunet.org/hindu_history/a ... awley.html
http://gosai.com/writings/the-myth-of-t ... n-invasion
http://www.stephen-knapp.com/death_of_t ... theory.htm

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Life is still pretty bad for the Untouchable Dalits over there in India.


Yeah altering the meanings of religious texts is a bitch. Happens all the time to so many of them.

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You are correct, one of the monotheistic "Desert Cults" did come to India to slay pagans, and that is Islam.


Yeah, your favorite.

Are you done yet, or do you want 4 more pages of pwn-age?

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So, rather than addressing the post I just made, you decided to edit a previous one that I have already responded to a total of 3 times. That's not proper forum debating technique, mate. It is also against the rules.

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So in reguards to the editing ya done thar, you still did not disprove the Satya Yuga, and also have completely ignored the fact that I told you the Mahabharata is NOT in that age, it was in the age before this one.

Jeez....

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Stories from the Vedas of course.


Ah, so the Vedas document themselves, I see.

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Okay, "Hindu Vedic Aryans" Makes no damned sense again. The indigenous Dravidian civilization would be the natives to the Indus River Valley, but the Aryans were from the Saraswati River Valley. The name "Hindu" is derived from "In-doo" which is from "In-dus" river. So, the aryans being from Saraswati and not Indus makes them NOT HINDU!! ughhh your ignorance shows more every day.


http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sarasvati_River

No one even knows for sure where the Sarasvati River was. And if Aryans did settle in this mystery river's valley, then they certainly displaced the original inhabitants.

Hindu refers to the Vedic religion, which is Aryan religion.

The Aryans came from the west, from Iran, which means Aryan.



I have already researched all of this, the linguistic and DNA evidence, as well as the very racist words of the Rigveda, make it very obvious to the un-biased researcher that modern Hinduism is the remains of ancient Nazism, as Hitler and the Nazis knew well.

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Yeah altering the meanings of religious texts is a bitch. Happens all the time to so many of them.


Nothing has been altered, people have been discriminated against by the race-based caste system for thousands of years in India.


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So in reguards to the editing ya done thar, you still did not disprove the Satya Yuga, and also have completely ignored the fact that I told you the Mahabharata is NOT in that age, it was in the age before this one.

Jeez....


The Perfect Pagan Paradise Satya Yuga is a fairytale, as there is no evidence of human civilization on earth millions of years ago.

You said that this nuclear warfare 10,000 years ago is mentioned in the Mahabharata, now are you saying it was millions of years ago?
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The Perfect Pagan Paradise Satya Yuga is a fairytale, as there is no evidence of human civilization on earth millions of years ago.


There is no evidence against it either, yo.

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You said that this nuclear warfare 10,000 years ago is mentioned in the Mahabharata, now are you saying it was millions of years ago?


No Satya Yuga was millions of years ago. Mahabharata thousands. Confusing yourself there?

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Ah, so the Vedas document themselves, I see.


history yes they document it.

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No one even knows for sure where the Sarasvati River was. And if Aryans did settle in this mystery river's valley, then they certainly displaced the original inhabitants.


That's not true. There was a special about it on the TV one day. And your assumption there at the end is nothing more than that.

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Hindu refers to the Vedic religion, which is Aryan religion.

The Aryans came from the west, from Iran, which means Aryan.


Yeah but it was named PERSIA before genious.


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I have already researched all of this, the linguistic and DNA evidence, as well as the very racist words of the Rigveda, make it very obvious to the un-biased researcher that modern Hinduism is the remains of ancient Nazism, as Hitler and the Nazis knew well.


That's the stupidest thing I've ever heard outta yo words chain. Hitler has nothing to do with the Vedas. It's not "ancient nazism". You are attempting to make an improper fraction here. this is lack of reasoning and logic.

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Nothing has been altered, people have been discriminated against by the race-based caste system for thousands of years in India.


We've been down the caste system road as well.

You done yet?

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There is no evidence against it either, yo.


Total lack of archaeological evidence of human civilization or even modern human existence millions of years ago, is certainly evidence against it.

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No Satya Yuga was millions of years ago. Mahabharata thousands. Confusing yourself there?


No I'm making sure you aren't confusing yourself.

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history yes they document it.


Just want to make sure that you agree that you take this all on faith.

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That's not true. There was a special about it on the TV one day. And your assumption there at the end is nothing more than that.


If it was on TV it must be true, :lol: , anyway, I'm sure the TV special described the search for the legendary river, and did not attempt to claim for a fact where the river was. No, DNA and linguistic evidence amount to much more than an assumption.

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Yeah but it was named PERSIA before genious.


Thanks for the compliment, but you spelled genius wrong.

Iran is the ancient name for Iran.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iran

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Iran (Persian: ایران [ʔiˈɾɒn] ( listen)), officially the Islamic Republic of Iran[6], and formerly known as Persia, is a country in Central Eurasia and Western Asia.[7][8] The name Iran has been in use natively since the Sassanian era and came into use internationally in 1935, before which the country was widely known as Persia.[9] Both Persia and Iran are used interchangeably in cultural contexts; however, Iran is the name used officially in political contexts.[10][11] The name Iran is a cognate of Aryan, and means "Land of the Aryans".


http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sassanid_Empire

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The Sassanid Empire (also spelled Sasanid Empire, Sassanian Empire, or Sasanian Empire), known to its inhabitants as Ērānshahr and Ērān, was the last pre-Islamic Persian Empire, ruled by the Sasanian Dynasty from 224 to 651.[1][2] The Sassanid Empire, which succeeded the Parthian Empire, was recognized as one of the two main powers in Western Asia and Europe, alongside the Roman Empire and later the Byzantine Empire, for a period of more than 400 years.[3]

The Empire was founded by Ardashir I, after the fall of the Arsacids and the defeat of the last Arsacid king, Artabanus IV. The Empire lasted until Yazdegerd III lost control of his empire in a series of invasions from the Arab Caliphate. During its existence, the Sassanid Empire encompassed all of today's Iran, Afghanistan, Iraq, Syria, the Caucasus (Armenia, Georgia, Azerbaijan and Dagestan), southwestern Central Asia, part of Turkey, certain coastal parts of the Arabian Peninsula, the Persian Gulf area, and areas of southwestern Pakistan. The name for the Sassanid Empire in Middle Persian is Eran Shahr which means Aryan Empire.[4] The vexilloid of the Sassanid Empire was the Derafsh Kaviani.[5][6][7]


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The term Iran (ایران) in modern Persian derives from the Proto-Iranian term Aryānā, first attested in Zoroastrianism's Avesta tradition.[26] Ariya- and Airiia- are also attested as an ethnic designator in Achaemenid inscriptions. The term Ērān, from Middle Persian Ērān (written as ʼyrʼn) is found on the inscription that accompanies the investiture relief of Ardashir I at Naqsh-e Rustam.[27] In this inscription, the king's appellation in Middle Persian contains the term ērān (Pahlavi ʼryʼn), while in the Parthian language inscription that accompanies it, the term aryān describes Iran. In Ardeshir's time, ērān retained this meaning, denoting the people rather than the state.

Notwithstanding this inscriptional use of ērān to refer to the Iranian peoples, the use of ērān to refer to the geographical empire is also attested in the early Sassanid period. An inscription relating to Shapur I, Ardashir's son and immediate successor, includes regions which were not inhabited primarily by Iranians in Ērān regions, such as Armenia and the Caucasus."[28] In Kartir's inscriptions the high priest includes the same regions in his list of provinces of the antonymic Anērān.[28] Both ērān and aryān come from the Proto-Iranian term Aryānām, (Land) of the (Iranian) Aryas. The word and concept of Airyanem Vaejah is present in the name of the country Iran (Lit. Land of the Aryans) inasmuch as Iran (Ērān) is the modern Persian form of the word Aryānā.


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The king of many countries and many people
The king of this expansive land
The son of Wishtaspa of Achaemenid
Persian, the son of a Persian
Aryan, from the Aryan race

From the Darius the Great's inscription in Naqshe-e-Rostam


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That's the stupidest thing I've ever heard outta yo words chain. Hitler has nothing to do with the Vedas. It's not "ancient nazism". You are attempting to make an improper fraction here. this is lack of reasoning and logic.


It was ancient Nazism, pagan Caucasoid Aryan domination of the dark native race of India, that is why Hitler and the Nazis were obsessed with the Indo-European Sanskrit-speaking Aryans, whose pagan Hindu belief system is indeed very similar to the kind of Norse paganism that the Nazis were bringing back.

That's why he chose the Hindu swastika.

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We've been down the caste system road as well.

You done yet?


Caste system = racist discrimination

I'll be done when you stop making false statements for me to refute.


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Seriously, what is your point?

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