Arbitran, on 23 March 2012 - 05:26 AM, said:
I will firstly say, pleased to make your acquaintance. It is nice to see someone on this forum who appears to have similar interests to my own. I have studied this same topic you have outlined here for about two years (excellent work on yours--it's fascinating). I personally have found in my own studies that the extraterrestrials (I prefer to call them gods--the ancient equivalent of the modern word extraterrestrial) could be considered a species of human; or perhaps super-human. In my research it is quite evident that our species is in fact a product of their genetic experiments (they "created us in their image"--along with an assortment of other species, such as dwarves [Neanderthals], elves [human-god hybrids], etc.). In other words, we are descended from them. Aliens don't look like us--we look like them. This is of course the case for only one of a number of distinct races of beings from different worlds which have travelled here, to our planet. In the Sumerian-Babylonian texts they are called "Anunnaki", meaning "those that came to Earth from the heavens". In Sanskrit (my personal favorite), they are called "Devas" (or sometimes "Suras" or "Asuras")--meaning roughly "those who are enlightened", or "those who have come from outer space" (the latter translation, is admittedly controversial--my uncle however was formerly an archaeologist and Sanskrit expert, and made quite clear to me the meaning of the word). In particular, the race called Anunnaki in Sumer was called "Rudras" in Sanskrit--or alternately "Aryans", given that they had come from a world called "Arya" (yes, Hitler was interested in the human-Rudra connections, and made the absurd, nauseating assumption that only those who shared their fair skin, blond hair, and blue eyes were sophisticated enough to persist). Indeed, the Rudras, apart from their height (between 10 and 12 feet for men--6 and 8 feet for women), were largely indistinguishable from the ideal "Aryan" conceived of by Adolf Hitler (a highly-regrettable case); excepting for their larger brains, pointed ears (the "elves" retained this trait), and exceptional beauty and abilities. It seems to me from the accounts of the ancient texts that the gods arrived on Earth almost immediately after it formed, circa 4 billion years ago (they also inhabited Mars for many billions of years--it is largely barren now due to a brutal war circa 2.5 million years ago). They "terraformed" it to suit their own needs, and eventually (seemingly by accident), Earth life developed--perhaps from the germs within their own bodies. This is the reason why their DNA is so similar to ours--the DNA of our entire world is stemmed from that of their own world. As for our genetic similarities to them, they only gifted us with a few of their own: those 223 anomalous genes in our genomes which grant us speech and brain sizes beyond that of most other animals. They withheld however (seemingly after some amount of deliberation) their own secret of immortality (not true immortality--they lived each approximately 500,000 years), evidently the same types of techniques which scientists are contemplating today (telomere repair via gene therapy; nanobots inserted into the bloodstream; etc.).
If you wish to know more, I would be happy to discuss what I know--and would be fascinated to learn more of your own work. I regret to say that, unfortunately rather expectedly, my occasionally "unusual" theses have been greeted on these forums with little more than utter incivility and mockery. I would be very thankful and delighted if you would be more open-minded and kind in your appraisal of my research (which at present represents the knowledge of over 65 years of careful study). Once again, pleased to meet you. Namaste.
yes of course, Arbitran. I would definitely like to know more and discuss with you more on the above stuff which you have said about "Sanskrit", "Devas, being sometimes called Suras and Asuras", "Annunaki being called rudras" etc.
As i have asked you in our previous discussions, could you, i repeat, cpould you please provide some references which mention the above??
Let us start with the Devas and Asuras. Let us take the etymological origins of these words.
The word
Deva /Devas originate from the PIE (Proto Indo European)word
deiwos which itself is another PIE derivative of div, which means Shine. Devas are indeed known as the Shining ones, the Gods, the Celestial ones. (please do not bring any ET correlation into the picture since we are discussing the etymological origin of the word)
Most Devas were associated with natural Forces.
Where as Asura/Asuras were beings associated with earthly attributes.
Funny thing to be noted is Varuna who is the lord of water/the seas was actually categorized as an Asura, but during later stages was ascribed as a Deva. The Asuras as per rigveda were associated with the moral, ethical and social aspects. while devas were associated with the natrual aspects. While the later vedas were written, Asuras were given a darker attribute and demonized.
If you would care to compare Zoroastrianism with Hinduism, it would be clear that in Zoroastranism Ahuras were the good gods and the Daevas were the bad ones. And in Hinduism, it is exactly the opposite. The most apaprent reason is schism that was apparent between the religions, though both were of one origin.
Now coming to Rudras, this is the first time i am hearing that the Annunaki were the Rudras. The word Rudra does not have any link with known Sumerian Mythology or Literature. The word Rudra is associated with Shiva. Rudra means "Howler". "Roarer" which are fierce attributes of a person, which in turn has given "Rudra' the meaning of "Fierce". Lord Shiva is also the God of Destruction (Bramha the Creator, Vishnu the Sustainer and Shiva The Destroyer - The Trinity in Hindu Mythology).
Rudras, in plural are said to be the children of the Mahrishi Kashyapa and his wife Aditi. Rudras were initially ascribed god hood in earlier vedas but in later vedas the god hood was less prominent, but the association between the Rudras and Lord Shiva was more prominent and Rudras were referred to as followers of Lord Shiva or Rudra.
Arbitran, could you please provide links which correlate Annunaki to the Rudras??
BTW, the word Deva which originates from
deiwos /
div means the shining ones, which direcly implies that they were Gods. No other connation t
o Outer space beings.
Arbitran, on 23 March 2012 - 05:34 AM, said:
In addition to all I have just said, let me say welcome to the Unexplained-Mysteries Forums. I only just realized that you have joined us here yesterday--and I would like to be among the first to to welcome you. I should also like to warn you that many people here can at times be quite narrow-minded and aggressive--as I've learned for myself. I sincerely wish however to hope that you will fare better than I, and that we can be on the same side as it were in the debate here. Welcome again. Namaste.
In addition to all I have just said, let me say welcome to the Unexplained-Mysteries Forums. I only just realized that you have joined us here yesterday--and I would like to be among the first to to welcome you. I should also like to warn you that many people here can at times be quite narrow-minded and aggressive--as I've learned for myself. I sincerely wish however to hope that you will fare better than I, and that we can be on the same side as it were in the debate here. Welcome again. Namaste.
Extraordinary Claims require Extra ordinary evidence. Unless you cant provide a single referenvce to your fanciful claims, thats what they wil lremain- extraordinary claims and please, do no insult us by calling your ideas as theses.
A thesis is defined as a proposition stated or put forward for consideration, especially one to be discussed and proved or to be maintained against objections.
Discuss, Prove with Evidence and maintain the claim, against the objections we put forth. could you do that?
Arbitran, on 23 March 2012 - 07:13 PM, said:
I will firstly thank you for your civility. As for the most compelling evidence I have to date, there are many directions in which I could go. Perhaps among the most remarkable is the fact that nearly every culture in the world has stories and writings discussing the same events (not the best evidence yet). Perhaps what some have considered the best evidence is when an ancient culture (which is regarded as primitive by modern "anthropology") can be clearly seen to possess scientific knowledge--which ought to be unknown to a primitive society. For example, the ancient Hindu texts, such as the Vedas, describe in minute detail the principals of the precise speed of light, gravity, the heliocentric model of the solar system, the number of planets in our solar system, nuclear power, aeronautics and astronautics, etc. (I apologize most sincerely for my incapability to link to pages--if I can find the time I'll attempt to write out the relevant passages myself at a later time). And, of course, when such knowledge is displayed, and the source of the knowledge is requested, there are two possibilities:
1 ~ They learned it the same way we did, through experimentation and observations.
2 ~ They learned it from a more heavenly source, namely, the gods who came from outer space.
I think we are all aware which one of these two answers is the unanimous choice of the ancient texts...
I will thank you once again for your manners and kindness. Namaste.
The thinking that if some ancient people knew stuff that are part and parcel of science text books of today, it DOESNT mean that they learnt it from the aliens. It is just that their sciences were less researched by the modern scholar and has been lost to the modern world. No aliens. You should be ashamed to think that Humans cant do anything of their own.
Why do you keep on saying Namaste at the end of every post??
Is it in a sarcastic sense? or do you actually know the meaning of Namaste?
Namaste is the Greeting, Welcome. it does not mean Good Bye. if you want to say have a good day, please use
Shubh Divas.When you keep on saying Namaste, Namaste Namste at the end of each post, it looks as if you are trying hell to sound Indian-ish or appear as an indophile.
An Indophile would have working knowledge of Hindu Mythology and Indian Culture, which i as an Indian would say, you definitely don't posses.
Edited by The_Spartan, 25 March 2012 - 09:10 PM.