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Hinduism: What Really Happened in India – M. M. Ninan into Gnostic Churches – “Hinduism”. His ministry was followed by the visits of his father and a disciple called Thomas. Whereas the Christian Churches elsewhere in the world were able to overthrow the Gnostics, most Churches of Inner India succumbed to this Aryan Invasion - but not without a fight. We have documentations, which indicate that Christian Communities under the persecution of Manicheans immigrated to Kerala where they found safer haven. Others went underground. Thus by 5 th century Indian Catholic Church became “Hindu Sanadhana Dharma” – the Gnostic Church with all its idols and myths and puranas. There arose various traditions within the Gnostic Hinduism, each slinging mud on the other. It was the British that forced these quarrelling groups into a single entity called “Hinduism”. The Indian independence struggle made it inevitable for every Indian to stand under one flag. Movements to unite all religious groups into one group were on the move under Gandhi and other patriots. When the Theosophical Society, under the leadership of H.P. Blavatsky (H.P.B.), under "orders" of “the Masters”, took its abode in Adyar, Madras in 1871, the Gnostic identity of the “Hinduism” got its greatest impulse. It became the spearhead of Indian Nationalism with the leadership of Madame Anie Beasant the first President of the Indian National Congress. 231
Hinduism: What Really Happened in India – M. M. Ninan Manichaenism Mani ( Manys (Greek), Manytos, Manentos, Manou; Manichios; Manes (Latin), Manetis; Manichaeus) is a title which Mani himself took. It is probably derived form the Babylonian- Aramaic Mânâ, which meant light-spirit among the Mandaean Gnostics of the time. Mani’s actual name is unknown. Two variations in Greek are given as Cubricus and Ubricus probably corruption of the Persian name Shuraik. http://www.geocities.com/spenta_mainyu_2/manirel.htm His father was Fâtâk Bâbâk of Ecbatana, which was the ancient Median capital Fatak was a member of the clan known as the Chascanian Gens. Mani's father was at first apparently an idolater. Mani was born A.D. 215-216 in the village of Mardinu in Babylonia. His mother was of royal descent and was known by the names Mes, Utâchîm, Marmarjam, and Karossa. Fatak left his idols and joined the Mandaeans – a group of followers of John the Baptist and of Gnostic tradition. Thus Mani grew up as a 232
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