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| Date | 2008-05-22 |
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| Message | Hi My name is siva I most interset in God in nagama Send me more information in this Area Iam in Vijayawda |
Private Message added 2008-05-01 |
| Date | 2008-04-15 |
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| Message | Nice work you need to know that civilzation started 50,000 years ago when the Sons of Yahweh coinhabited with earth women. Genesis 6 & Enoch 7.  |
| Date | 2008-04-06 |
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| Message | Recent findings show that Sanatana culture exists for more than 10,000 years. Many migrations from Bharat brought new cultures in other parts of the world. The words assume different meanings depending on cultures. For example, "Aiah" is derived from "Arya" to respect a person. Arya is not a race. Invaders manupulated and rewired many of our ancient writings to their advantage. Telugu people were cited in Ramayana times. I think that most of them migrated from Maharastra area trading over Krishna and Godavari rivers. |
| Date | 2008-03-20 |
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| Message | Ms.Samyuktha, You have done a great job. Being the second largest spoken language in India , Telugu doest not have a proper history recorded.Our elders have not put much efforts in that direction. You have started a great movement "Identifying the real Indentity of the Most beautiful Language on the Earth" . Wish you good luck in your efforts . I express my eagerness to do any kind of help that i can do to you in this great work of yours. |
| Date | 2008-03-20 |
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| Message | First of all, good work and good start Samyukhta. Most of the people like me who comment/criticize are novice of the effort it goes in putting something together. Any thing related to anthropology and etymology are very sensitive subjects around the world. So it is not easy to convince any of your peers from WEST. Even if if you succeed obtaining scientific evidence no one would accept that the first humans are not Adam and Eve or Aryans migrated the other way. Even after the most strongest DNA evidence Oppenheimer couldn't convince his peers. He might win a Nobel but not the confidence of the west. bradshawfoundationdotcom/stephenoppenheimer/ All I want to say is, don't even care if someone is cynical about what you do or what you done. Like some one mentioned, bring the extreme critic out of you, and go with your research with no apparent objective/point to prove. It doesn't really matter if Telugu would be given ancient status or not. Other than giving some emotional comfort, I don't think (practically) it would really help the literature itself. Mind that we live in a country and culture which gives nothing about culture or heritage. Many historians changed out history to their need (Islamic Crusaders to Max Müller), and we barely did anything about it. Pity that our government and constitution are so handicapped we still teach our kids what Max Müller wrote. Keep up your good work. Hope you succeed. Your work will become reference for future. |
Private Message added 2008-03-20 |
| Date | 2008-01-17 |
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| Message | I have only recently started researching similarities in language all over the world. It appears there may have been a pre-cursor civilisation from which humanity is derived. I wonder if it is Kamakur? Good luck, and good fortune. |
| Date | 2007-11-17 |
| Message | Great job Samyukta . Genetic testing certainly seems to be the way to go. Samyuktha, you may also want to try to collect incidence of disease prevalance amongst the people there (plus note their dietary pratices, etc). For ex: Ulcerative colitis is common among Ashkenazi Jews coz its linked to the HLA-B gene. Quite a few Balija Naidu people I know have some form of it (want to know if it is associated with the balija lot or the nayaka lot - or both (both same)?). Also can you find anything linked with the words: Yavana, Bahlika, Khamboja, Kalinga and Dravida there? Apparently they were 'non-vedic' people who were integrated into the vedic fold during the Mahabharata times. Were they Jewish? Balija - born from fire, associated with Vashista, etc myths - explains the adherence of Balijas to Rama / Vaishnavism (ancient (V)ENKI-ism?) apart from Krishnadeva Raya adopting it. The lot that was Yavanas (or integrated as Yavana) were probably ancient bactrian greeks (of jewish descent?) (not to be confused with how present day greeks are like.). This author however (aided by David Frawley) believes Yavanas were not greeks (contrary to popular belief)(so were they jews?): geocities(dot)com/rigvedsamhita/yavanas(dot)htm Also any links to the words sangama / salwa / saluva? Finally, are there people of Kapu caste in this village? (Balijas in Tamil Nadu are firm that they are not associated with Kapus and the integration in Andhra might have come in later times. |
| Date | 2007-09-23 |
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| Message | Hi Samyuktha garu, Congratulations for your work. I am also one of the people who are interested to find links between different religions in this world, basically to show the world that we are all from one family and so we should live peacefully. One point in Similarities of customs: 6a Every village has an village goddess. The village goddess of Kamakur is unique as she is known by the name Yaw-lamma . This name was not found in any Government records on the list village goddesses of India. - The goddess of kamakur is Yaw,this name is only found in the Jewish mythology. Here I have a comment, that "Yaw-lamma" resembles very much with the word Yellamma (which is a form of Kalika devi). But your statement says that this name was not found in goddesses of India records. Can you please explain, if my understanding or interpretation is different? However, to give my comments, it is good seeing your arguments and archeological agreements. But still I too think (as few others did) there is something lacking which says that "Yes, this is the proof". To show everyone that you are not biased, you may try to approach for a proof with contradiction. By contradiction I mean try to prove that something is definitely wrong in this. In this way, as per my belief, you would rather get more positive points (proofs) and you can project that unbiasedness.(As few said, may be you can even check for some DNA analysis for both sects, if possible.) AllTheBest |
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