Dravidian Christianity

The connecting link between Vedic Religion and Hinduism.A traversal through the Sanghakaala Literature...

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Preface

This blog intends to unfold before you a fact.

A fact so profound that even centuries of denial and deception cannot with-hold its radiance...

Its time to know our past,for the sake of our future!

Dravidian Christianity is the connecting link between Vedic Religion and Hinduism.

Matheva(Mahadeva) was the centre of worship among the dravidian christians.Mahadeva(Siva = Eternal) was the supreme God from the age of Indus Valley Civilization.When Christianiy was introduced in India Mahadeva occupied the status of 'Holy Father' in the Christian Theological Concept of 'Holy Trinity'.

Matheva's son Vinnu(Vaan,Vishnnu) incarnates as Christ the Messiah.Supiramaniyan(Subrahmanyan) means the holy incarnated one.The incarnated Isa is the 'Thira'(Light) of the world.The old dravidian ritual-arts 'Theyyam,Thira,Thottam' mean 'God,Light,Worship'.Holy Spirit, the third entity in Trinity is described in Sangham Literature as 'Neerthar' (Star of Divine Grace) , 'Thrianavu' (Fire Tongue).

The following thesis reveals that the Dravidian Christianity(Chamayam,Marckam) was subjected to break up into different groups which paved the way for the development of Vedic religion into modern Hinduism.


Before unleashing your rage and challenging the statement.Checkout my Complete Thesis on this topic.

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Synopsis

This study stems from the reluctance shown by prejudiced historians in unraveling the reason for the fundamental shift in India's cultural and religious philosophical vision from the late years of 1st century A.D. through the Gupta Period till 7th Century A.D.

The early centuries of A.D. is noted as the Golden Period of mutual trade between India & The Roman Empire.The basic texts of the great Hindu Religion are the products of the emendation which resulted from the advent of Christian Philosophy during this period and its subsequent blending with the Dravidian Culture.

The logic of dating back these literary works by centuries and placing them before Buddhism and Jainism,tumbles down miserably when struck upon by the single truth that Sanskrit language itself originated centuries later.It is interesting to note that the inscriptions of Ashoka(B.C. 268-233) though written in languages like Greek,Aramaic,Kharoshti and Brahmi do not have even a single inscription written in Sanskrit.The primitive form of Sanskrit first appears in the inscriptions of Girnar(AD-150) by Rudradaman - the Shakya King of Gujarat.

All the basic text of Hindu religion are in Naagiri script.There is not a single historian who doubts the fact that Naagiri originated after 5th century A.D. .An unbiased historian will admit that the early centuries of A.D witnessed a paradigm shift from the Vedic concepts of the nomadic Aryas related to the Gods - Indra,Mithra,Varuna,Rudra & Agni, which resulted in the birth of the renowned philosophical vision-Hinduism.

This change emerged from the union with Christian thoughts which had arrived in India during this time.It is hard to miss the fact that this period also saw atheistic religions- Buddhism,Jainism being driven towards the Theocentric beliefs.

My thesis aims at substantiating the above mentioned facts by traversing through the literary works of the Sanghakala Culture which prevailed in Southern India during the early centuries of A.D.

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ForthComing Book

A detailed study comprising the following Subject Areas

->Scientific Background of Astrology

->Comparison of Indian(Geo-Centric) and Western(Helio-Centric) Streams of Astrology



Manuscript for the same is completed and is ready for publication.

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About the Author

Name :Prof. P.J.Jose
Pen Name :Jose Kattoor
Born :1946 May 5
Father :Johnkutty Pallipparamban
Mother :Stellama Johnkutty Arasarkadavil
Wife :Prof. Jacinta Jose
Sons :Jagath Prasanth,Jeevan Rag

Education and Profession

Msc.in Marine Biology from Cochin University,Kerala,India.
Joined St. Michaels College Cherthala,Alleppey as Professor of Zoology in 1968.
Retired as Principal, St. Michaels College Cherthala,Alleppey in 2001.

Other Activities
Kerala University Aquatic Biology Board of Studies Member.
Kalavoor Archana Fine Arts Socio-Cultural Society Founder President.
Arthungal Nasrani Bhooshana Samaajam Central-Committee Member.
Kollam Brains International Education Foundation Chairman
Established Jagath-Jeevan Publications with Jnanapeedam Thakazhi Shiva Sankara Pillai as Patron.

Authored Works

1.Alappuzha Kathakal
(Compilation of Short Stories by Renowned Writers of Alappuzha(Alleppey)- Thakazhi,P.A.A. Khaadar,Jose Kattoor,Rajappan Thanirmukkam,Pankreshius Srambickal,K.J. Celestin,P.R. Romeo,Unni Joseph,Abhayan Kalavoor,Sabu Kattoor,Jacinta Jose)
2.Gopuram Paniyunnavar (Novel)
3.Sooryodayavum Kaathu (Poems)
4.Porul Thedi (History)
5.Pithrubali (History)
6.Nanmathinmakalude Sookshippukaar
(Compilation of Short Stories by Jose Kattoor,Jacinta Jose,Jagath Prasanth & Jeevan Rag)
7.Charithra Chamayangalude Poliyum Theliyum (History)
8.Charithrathinte Kanappurangal (History)


Address:

Pallipparamban,
Kalavoor P.O.,
Alappuzha - 688522
Kerala
India

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Proofs

You can download below the Complete Thesis(in Malayalam) which unquestionably proves that Dravidian Christianity is the Cradle of Hinduism.

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Thesis-1
Title:"Charithra Chamayangalude Poliyum Theliyum"- Panthirukulam Ithihyam,Oru Punarvayana.
Author: Prof P.J. Jose
First Published: January 2009
Rights Reserved
Publishers: Nakshatra Publications,Post Box-89,Alappuzha-1,Kerala,India

Download: Charithra Chamayangalude Poliyum Theliyum.pdf

Thesis-2
Title:"Charithrathinte Kanappurangal"- Sanghakrithikaliloode
Author: Prof P.J. Jose
First Published: March 2009
Rights Reserved
Publishers: Nakshatra Publications,Post Box-89,Alappuzha-1,Kerala,India

Download: Charithrathinte Kanappurangal.pdf


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