Ancient Indian influence on a global scale:
(Origins of Life-oriented Worldview)
The Life-Oriented Worldview once spread throughout the ancient world.
Most ancient beleifs, cultures, customs, ceremonies, and way of life was based on this
Progressive/Humaniterian/Naturalistic view (Harmonious to Human Nature & Natural Laws.)
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(Origins of Death-oriented Worldview?)
The Death-Oriented Worldview is the root for The Tree of "Din/faith/Religion".
Viewing Humanity as Cattle in need of Shepherds creates Regressive/Suppressive systems.
All the Suppressive systems of Modern times are based on this Inhumane/Un-natural worldview!
ie. Dark Ages, Colonialism, Fascism, Nazism, Capitalism, Islamism, etc.
(The Dominant worldview of Modernity!)
| Well-Known Names in the Western World | Equivalent Names in Indian Languages |
| Minoa (Ancient Greek nation). | Meena (Indian ancestors of the Minoans) |
| Turbazu (Palestinian clan) | Turvazu (Indo-Hebrew tribe) |
| Kopt; Guptas (Ancient Egyptian dynasty) | Gupta (Ancient Indian ruling dynasty) |
| Saracens (Ancient Turks) | Sauresena (Territory and people of Ancient India) |
| Arabea (Arabs) | Arabi(Original inhabitants of Indo-Hebrew Makran, now part of Pakistan) |
| Islam (Mohammedan religion) | Ishalayam (Temple of God) |
| Khurus or Khouros (Powerful Arab tribe to which Mohammed belonged) | Kurus (Ancient Indo-Hebrew tribe) |
| Mecca (Islam's most sacred city.) | Makka (Capital of Arabi Makran) |
| Riyadh (Saudi Arabian capital) | Ray (Wisdom) + Yuddha (Warrior) |
| Mohamed (Father of Islam) | Maha-Atma (Great Soul) |
| Jidda (Saudi Arabian city) | Juddha, Yuddha (Warrior) |
| Cabul (Town in Israel) | Kabul (Capital of Afghanistan) |
| Bashan (Region of Jordan) | Bazana; Vashana (Ancient capital of Gujarat) |
| Manesseh (Territory and tribe of Israel) | Manasa (Himalayan lake, near Mount Meru; also the name of a snake deity) |
| Laish (City of Canaan) | Laish (Town in Afghanistan) |
| Cutha (Fort and city in ancient Southern Mesopotamia) | Kuth; Cathia; Cutch (Part of Gujarat) |
| Hellenes (Ancient people and territory in Greece) | Hellenes; Alinas (People and territory of Ancient India). |
| Javan (Father of Greeks; mentioned in Genesis). | Yavana (Ancient Indo-Hebrew tribe) |
| Iberia (Spain) | Abhira (Indo-Hebrew nation) |
| Brit (Great Britain) | Bharat (True name of India) |
| Angles (Ancient people of England) | Anguli (Ancient people of India) |
| Jutes, Jutis (Eastern tribe that invaded and settled in Europe) | Yuddhi (Ancient Indian warriors) |
| Goths (Eastern tribe that invaded and settled in Europe) | Guti; Gauda (Ancient Indian tribe that migrated to the Middle East) |
| Yemen (Arab country) | Yamuna (River of India) |
| Yehudi (Jewish People) | Yutiya; Yah-Khuda (Sanskrit name of the Indo-Hebraic Yadus) |
| Roma (Rome, Italy) | Roma; Romaka (People and territory of Northern India) |
| Dubai (Nation of Arab Emirate) | Dwab (Territory of ancient Afghanistan) |
| Sheba (Ancient Ethiopian kingdom) | Siva; Sibi (Territory of ancient Yaudheyapura, India) |
| Syria (Middle Eastern home of the ancient Jews) | Suriya (Mythical Indian territory) |
| Succoth (Place near Jordan and in Egypt) | Sukhothai (Ancient Indian and Thai kingdom) |
| Talmud (Written Jewish teachings) | Tal-Mudra (Sacred Indian teachings written on palm leaves) |
| Tallit (Jewish prayer shawl) | Tal-Ata (Palmyra leaves worn on the shoulders as a raincoat) |
| Kippot (Skullcap worn by Orthodox Jews) | Kaparda (Hair top-knot once worn by the first ancestors of the Indo-Hebrews) |
| Shalmanezer (Assyrian king who deported the "Lost Tribes" to India) | Shalmanev (Tall, impressive person) |
| Baal (Golden calf first worshiped by the Jews) | Balesar (Holy bull worshiped in India) |
Linguistic Similarities Between Hebrew and Kashmiri
Holger Kersten wrote in Jesus Lived in India,
> The Life-oriented Era"The relation between ancient Israel and Kashmiri can most clearly be demonstrated linguistically. Kashmirian is different from all the other Indian languages, the origins of which are Sanskrit. The development of the language of Kashmir has been greatly influenced by the Hebrew. Abdul Ahad Azad writes, 'The language of Kashmir derives from Hebrew.' According to tradition, in ancient times Jewish peoples settled here, whose language changed into the Kashmirian of today. There are many Hebrew words that are quite obviously connected with the language of Kashmir."
