Ancient words, titles, names of people and locations…
they all have some meanings and try to tell us something.
More often, due to our lack of knowledge and understanding, we make up stories about each
of them before we realise that we have made a total mess on the whole and truth is not
on our side anymore.
Recently, I was mulling over the names of the four vedas of Hinduism namely Rig, Yajur,
Saam and Atharvan and their meanings.
Like Ramayana or Vishnupurana that talk about Rama and Vishnu respectively, these names
also are attributed to some people in human history.
Since I have the knowledge of the Biblical genealogy of people from the first man Adam,
all the way to Jesus, I was able to figure out who these vedas are attributed to.
Now, for the context, we need to know how things were in India just after the flood
of Noah.
Noah is known as Manu in India.
The deluge, which is the Mahajalpralay, occurred around 3300 BC.
Manu the Noah had three sons namely Shem, Ham and Japheth, out of which, Ham the Kamdev
and his family were turning the whole world against Noah’s God Yahweh, falsely accusing
him of bringing forth the deluge to wipe out all their ancestors.
Meanwhile, Noah’s most pious son Shem had established ancient India and Indians were
still worshiping Noah’s God Yahweh, at least until Ham the Kamdev came to India around
3000 BC.
It was possible because right after the flood, people were still having longer lifespans
and the bible states that Shem lived another 502 years after the flood.
Ham, who came to India from Egypt, started to influence the people and tried to take
away the government from Shem.
By the way, Shem is the King Bharat of India after whom India is called Bharat even today.
Now, these are not just stories my friends…
you can read about in Jain literatures as well as this is when Shem’s ally Dionysus
came to India, on chariots drawn by cheetahs even before the Horses were domesticated by
Lucifer the Devil for their use upon the earth.
Dionysus was the one who booted out Ham from Egypt and he came pursuing him to India to
fend off Ham and his evil men called aboriginals from the Indian soil.
Now, in the days after the flood, sacrificing animals as propitiation for sins to God was
a big thing.
The rituals and praises associated with them are not something that any common man can
do.
So, patriarchs who could do it well were kept in high esteem.
For example, Noah was called Ogyges Saga which meant a Mighty Sacrificer.
In India Shem was the Patriarch.
He was also known as Saaman.
The Tamil literature kalithogai mentions Ham and Shem as Kaaman and Saaman in many places.
So, Samaveda must have been named after Shem.
May be, what we find in Sama Veda is based on what Shem said and did during those sacrifices.
And Shem being the first generation of humans after the flood, this must be ranked the first
of the four vedas.
Now, the second in my opinion must be Yajur because it sounds like the biblical Asshur
also mentioned as Yashaar like in Yashaar Arafat.
He was a son of Shem who later left his faith and joined the opponent ranks with Nimrod
who is Shiva of the Hinduism.
You can read it in the book of Genesis.
Then, Rig Veda should come third.
Do you know why?
After Shem’s death, Reu known as Raghu by the Indians was the most popular ruler of
ancient India.
This is why they latched the African Cushite ruler Rama with King Raghu as his great great
grandfather in order to add legitimacy for his rule in India.
And, the fourth must be Atarvan Veda because the word, ‘atarvan’ means a way or a procedure.
These are bits and pieces of information regarding many things which even include witchcraft
exposing Hinduism’s connection with the Lucifer’s realm.
Leaving that aside, I would like to say something about vedas in general...
Vedas admit that there is sin and proptiations have to be made to deal with that.
At the same time, it also reflects on the futility and the incompleteness of all our
human efforts to crush out sin.
It talks about Prajapati who will be a sacrifice to mankind’s sins.
It also declares that God himself will provide a sacrifice in many passages.
It was a well known ancient expectation.
About 1000 years later, when God asked Abraham to sacrifice his son Isaac in order to test
how strong his faith was, Abraham in all his anguish, prophetically repeated the same belief
saying, “The Lord himself will provide a sacrifice animal”.
That sacrifice is Jesus the Christ, my friends.
Make him your Personal Saviour; your soul will be safe in his hands for Eternity.
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