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BRAHMAN: THE DISCOVERY OF THE GOD OF ABRAHAM: M. M. NINAN This will tell us the story of interaction between the children of Abraham who were in India and the Aryan immigrants. Apparently the conquered people of Mohen-Jodero and Harappa conquered the conquering Aryans in their culture and philosophical thoughts and religious concept. The local residents - the Dasyus - still declared and believed in the God of their Fathers exactly as we see even today in the South Sudanese and Cushite tribals. They called the creator of the universe as the God of Abraham. The Aryans removed all their nature gods and accepted the creator of all these cosmic realities - the God of Abraham. It took them over 700 years to come that state if we accept the dates of Upanishads. It was the teachers, the vanguards of knowledge that brought in the change. It must have been a slow process to gain acceptance through continued teachings and generations of guru-parampara that did the job. Vedism brought in by Indo-Iranian Aryans came to an end and the Vedanta was in force. Vedanta is correctly translated as the “end of the Vedas”. All the Rig Veda gods and their worship and even the mention of their names came to an end in new Brahminic religion. Who were these gurus who brought about this dramatic change? This is recognized in the modern discovery of the coming of the concept of <strong>Brahman</strong> by the Hindu scholars themselves. In 1979 the Oriental Institute at Baroda published a paper entitled "The Hebrews belong to a branch of Vedic Aryans." This was a follow-up to a previous article on the same topic published by the same author, Prof. Madan Mohan Shukla, in the Vishveshvaranand Indological Journal in 1976. They claim the common origin of the Jews and Brahmins. Instead of accepting the origin from the local people who were children of Abraham, they have simply assimiliated them as part of the Aryans. This may have been in reality true since they might have got intermarried and the difference might have been obliterated in 700 long years of coexistence within inter-tribal, intercaste physical and intellectual battles. Here we come across the Dark Dravidian Brahmins side by side with the Light Skinned Aryan Brahmins. Apparently the Vedism died out and a new religion took over. In fact the following data seems to indicate that the teachers who are called Brahmins were essentially Dravids. Here is the quote from wikipedia: “Brahmins have had a continuous presence in Tamil Nadu from the Sangam period (600 BC-300 AD). The 2nd century AD literary work Paṭṭiṉappālai written by the Brahmin poet Uruttirangannanar (Kannan, son of Rudra) records the presence of Brahmins and Vedic rites in Karikala Chola's kingdom. Similarly, other literary works of the Sangam period like the Silappatikaram, Manimekalai and Kuṟuntokai also allude to the presence of Brahmins in the Tamil country. Though, Tamil Brahmins have been classified as a left-hand caste in ancient times, Schoebel, in his book History of the Origin and Development of Indian Castes published in 1884, spoke of Tamil Brahmins as "Mahajanam" and regarded them, along with foreign migrants, as outside the dual left and right-hand caste divisions of Tamil Nadu “ Population distribution of Brahmins 99
BRAHMAN: THE DISCOVERY OF THE GOD OF ABRAHAM: M. M. NINAN http://blogs.discovermagazine.com/gnxp/2012/05/genetics-random-truths/#.VhHty2upPIU gives the following DNA analysis of the Brahmins of India. The first group is certainly of Dravidian pre-Aryan Indian component and second group is the Aryan component. The language distribution today showing the presence of Dravidian language in the Indus region while most of them are concentrated in South India. 100
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