One point we must
clearly understand, is that if we do accept that Jesus was predicted in the Bhavishya Purana and traveled to
India, and if Jesus did study under the Vedic brahmanas like Vedavyasa Maharshi
and other priests before returning to his homeland to preach, which some evidence
indicates, then I’m sure it would come as a shock to most Christians that Jesus
was an initiate of the Vedic wisdom of India. Thus, he naturally based much of
his own teachings on Vedic knowledge, as anyone who is familiar with Eastern
philosophy can see. This would also explain why there are so many similarities
between early Christianity and the Dharmic wisdom, much of which seems to have
been lost from the Christian fold through the ages.
It is obvious that
Christianity is but a modified form of Sanatana-dharma. Yet, since Jesus spoke
in parables on many occasions, the connection with Vedic knowledge and the
deeper meaning of his teachings are not always made clear. In fact, there have
been numerous diversions and misunderstandings made because of this, as shown
by the hundreds of sects that have developed within the Christian community.
So, essentially, this would also mean that you cannot comprehend the deepest
aspects of Jesus’ teachings without understanding Vedic scripture or
the philosophy of Sanatana-dharma, since those are really the roots of
Christianity and the basis of the teachings of Jesus. Therefore, it makes sense
that we all look into, study and learn this Vedic knowledge and follow its
principles for a higher degree and more complete form of spirituality that we
can add to our lives, for this is the foundation of most of the spiritual
knowledge that has spread throughout the world into its many forms that we find
today.
To know more about this article, please
read the books:
Veerabrahmendra Yogipai Parishodhana – by Dr. Vedavyasa
Jesus Lived in India – Holger Kerster
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