From A Footnote

[Don1]

"There is a curious piece of information in the Buddhist esoteric traditions. The exoteric or allegorical biography of Gautama Buddha shows this great Sage dying of an indigestion of pork and rice, a very prosaic end, indeed, having little of the solemn element in it. This is explained as an allegorical reference to his having been born in the "Boar," or Varaha-Kalpa when Brahma assumed the form of that animal to raise the Earth out of the "Waters of Space." And as the Brahmins descend direct from Brahma and are, so to speak, identified with him; and as they are at the same time the mortal enemies of Buddha and Buddhism, we have the curious allegorical hint and combination. Brahminism (of the Boar, or Varaha Kalpa) has slaughtered the religion of Buddha in India, swept it away from its face; therefore Buddha, identified with his philosophy, is said to have died from the effects of eating of the flesh of a wild."-The Secret Doctrine by H. P. Blavatsky

 

[Don1]

I note two ancient anti-Vedic program are Jainism and Buddhism which are intimately related to each other and the mythology of Buddha[humanized sun God] he is trained by a Jain leader.

In the Siva Purna these Jains are mentioned as a destructive anti-Dharmic force that where created to spread just that a program that is the opposite to Sanatan Dharma and worked to corrupted the rigtheous. Interesting enough they are then sent outwards into the desert after this to wait for the high level of the Dark Age before moving back outward again and gaining power on earth.

The first "offical" record of the Jews in India is 2500 years ago this also correspond to the time these Jains popped up, but they[Jews] where in India before the offical record but where called a different name it seems. The reptilian creatures we call Jews today where known by other names in the more ancient world.

--- In [url=mailto:[email protected]][email protected][/url], "Don" <mageson6666@... wrote:

"There is a curious piece of information in the Buddhist esoteric traditions. The exoteric or allegorical biography of Gautama Buddha shows this great Sage dying of an indigestion of pork and rice, a very prosaic end, indeed, having little of the solemn element in it. This is explained as an allegorical reference to his having been born in the "Boar," or Varaha-Kalpa when Brahma assumed the form of that animal to raise the Earth out of the "Waters of Space." And as the Brahmins descend direct from Brahma and are, so to speak, identified with him; and as they are at the same time the mortal enemies of Buddha and Buddhism, we have the curious allegorical hint and combination. Brahminism (of the Boar, or Varaha Kalpa) has slaughtered the religion of Buddha in India, swept it away from its face; therefore Buddha, identified with his philosophy, is said to have died from the effects of eating of the flesh of a wild."-The Secret Doctrine by H. P. Blavatsky