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[QUOTE]Originally posted by Troll Patrol: [QB] [QUOTE]Originally posted by IronLion: [qb] [QUOTE] [qb] ^ blah..blah..blah... The Aryan Gods in the Rig-Veda are described as having white skin and yellow hair, while the ''dasyu'' monsters (modeled on the dark skinned dravidians) are described as brown or black and ugly. [/qb][/QUOTE]The name Krishna means Black Beauty. or rather, "Beautiful is black." Krishna is the head God of the Indians. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Krishna [/qb][/QUOTE]By PhD. Wesley Muhammad. Article I Summary: Black God and the Ancient Mysteries: Or, why is Vishnu Blue? The religious texts of the ancient East and India, i.e. the hieroglyphic writings of ancient Kemet (Egypt), the cuneiform writings of ancient Sumer (Chaldea/Mesopotamia), and the Sanskrit writings of ancient India, record the history of God as a divine Black man. According to these texts, God was originally a luminous, formless essence hidden within a primordial* substantive darkness called ‘waters’. At some point, this divine luminosity concentrated itself within the darkness and produced the atom or first particle of distinct matter, the ‘golden egg’ of ancient myth*. From this first atom there emerged many atoms, which the God used to build up his own luminous body. This body was anthropomorphic and thus this God was the first man in existence, a self-created man. This was a brilliantly luminous man, represented by the so-called ‘sun-gods’ of ancient myth. Indeed, the sun in the sky was said to be only a sign of the luminous anthropomorphic body of the creator-god. This God’s initial attempts at creation proved unsuccessful, as the brilliant luminosity of the divine form scorched material creation. As a solution the God veiled his luminosity with a body made from that same primordial dark substance from which he initially emerged. This divine black body refracted the divine light as it passed through the hair pores covering the body. This black body is therefore referred to in later literature as God’s ‘shadow’ as it shades creation from the scorching heat of the ‘sun’ or luminous body of God. As the light passed through the hair pores of this divine black body it produced a dark-blue iridescence or glow. The ancients symbolized this visual effect by the semiprecious stone sapphire or lapis lazuli, which was a dark blue stone with golden speckles throughout. The God’s body at this stage was thus depicted dark blue and said to be made of sapphire/lapis lazuli. Veiled in this (blue-)black body, the God successfully produced the material cosmos. The creator-gods of ancient myth were thus often painted dark blue. http://www.truthofgodinstitute.com/documents/Truth_of_God_I-encrypt.pdf [/QB][/QUOTE]
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