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where do you get your info at, book wise
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c1up;3136225 said:where do you get your info at, book wise
waterproof;3136602 said:Destruction of Black Civilization by Chancellor Williams
Without Malice: The Truth About India, by Iniyan Elango
A History of India, by Romila Thapar
African Presence in Early Asia
AFRICANS IN ASIA (Really Good) Documentary
people.tribe.net/chaz/blog...ce7fd4f7e4
Ptah, KMT, origins of Buddha (Putah or Phutah)
people.tribe.net/chaz/blog...ddcbc580a7
Buddha the African (the real Buddha)
Pic www.trinicenter.com/WorldNews/buddha.htm
Article members.tripod.com/jrmoore1...ddha.html
"Sambho and Nagas"...Africans in Asia and the origin of Buddha and all eastern religions
Remember the derogatory story of Little Black Sambo?The story contributed to the typical "pickaninny" use of word "sambo"
as a racial slur...well actually he symbolizes the GODS of Northern Buddhism, God of the Universe and of Asia.
SIDE NOTE: Sambo (racial term) The setting of Bannerman's story was in India — as can be seen by the presence of tigers and the reference to ghee. The book's original illustrations show a Sambo character resembling a golliwog, a European version sometimes viewed as an iconic, racist "darky" stereotype, which could be taken as a stereotype of African people.
The concept of Buddha.
The word "Buddha" denotes not just a single religious teacher who lived in a particular epoch, but a type of person, of which there have been many instances in the course of cosmic time.
The Buddha Siddhartha, Gautama then, is simply one member in the spiritual lineage of Buddha's, which stretches back into the dim recesses of the past and forward into the distant horizons of the future.
Some European scholars have chronicled the truth, the origins of religion and culture and put it squarely in the lap of Africa as it should be. But, they are being systematically discredited along with African Scholars. Today we will look at the origin of the Buddha.
Buddha was not a name but a title meaning Enlighten One, Blessed One, or to Become awake. Over the centuries there have been several chronicled Buddha's, Gautama, Sakayanumi, and Siddhartha.
The name Siddhartha according to Barbara Walker - Women's Encyclopedia of Myths and Secrets:
...Siddhartha - the last again, not a name but a title, "Rich in Yogic Power."
These enlightened ones were Africans as attested to by Sir Williams Jones, he called them Cushites. These are excerpts from the book Anacalypsis by G. Higgins.
The a great nation of Blacks* formerly possessed the dominion of Asia, and held the seat of empire at Sidon. These must have been the people called Cushites or Cuthites, described in Genesis; and the opinion that they were Blacks is corroborated by the translators of the Pentateuch, called the Seventy, constantly rendering the word Cush by Ethiopia. …
The religion of Buddha, of India, is well known to have been very ancient. In the most ancient temples scattered throughout Asia, where his worship is yet continued, he is found black as jet, with the flat face, thick lips, and curly hair of the Negro.
There are two exemplars of him brooding on the face of the deep, upon a coiled serpent. To what time are we to allot this Negro ? He will be proved to have been prior to Cristna. He must have been prior to or contemporaneous with the black empire, supposed by Sir William Jones to have flourished at Sidon.
"The Buddha was said to have miraculously begotten by the Lord of Hosts and born to the Virgin Maya. [Maia, Marah, Mari, Maria]."
Again Gerald Massey and the goddesses:
"The genetrix represented as Dea Multimammia - the Diana of Ephesus, is found as a black figure, nor is the hue mystical ONLY, for the features are Negroid as were those of the black Isis in Egypt."
What does this mean? All the Goddesses, including Mary were African in origin brought to all continents by way of an African Priesthood. India is also included when I speak of Africa.
tikingjcoleprince;3157270 said:I'm Indian and this is the truth. Glad people are finally getting this out there, respect to this thread. Only thing is not all "black" indians are bhuddists, and it's not so simple as the aryan "white" indians and the ethiopian/dravidian "black" indians. THe vast majority of us fall somewhere in the middle due to mixing over thousands of years. Shit's crazy tho, we black indians get hell in many ways and are discriminated against and put down by those with more "aryan" blood. Most of us are still hindu or christian though, very few are bhuddist.
waterproof;3157408 said:Im glad you came in and add to this thread, for you have more knowledge on this then me or anybody else who's dont have the first hand experience. If you can, can you go on and gives us first hand account how you and your people the black dravidan are fighting against the racist caste system, and are any of your people are going back to your earlier ancestors books to gain knowledge and strength because of what i have read over the years, Your ancestors are warriors but peaceful and have vast knowledge of ancient spirtual, holistic medicine and of the elements.
Are you and your people connected our feel connected to the sharing of african ancestry
musicology1985;3162797 said:Great thread...Runoko Rashidi would be proud.