Author: Brannon Parker

‘Jesus, the Holy Spirit & Ra’?

Yes indeed ‘…early Christian texts from the Nile Valley, occasionally appealed to, ’Jesus, the Holy Spirit and Ra’. This is not because the ‘solar cult was so embedded in Egyptian consciousness’ as claimed in the book ‘Tutankhamun’s Trumpet by Toby Wilkinson. Positing all religion as a human invention, this same theory is held by the vast majority of religious scholars.

This is an example of Historical Truth Misrepresented. It is taken out of context and far removed from its original devotional significance. In fact the earliest Christians practiced the most authentic form of Christianity. Thus they Recognized ‘Jesus, the Holy Spirit & Ra’ as ONE & the SAME!

On the other hand scholars condemn these same early Christians of Egypt as ‘iconoclastic, library & pagan temple burning, heresy-hunting fanatics’. Yet somehow these same ‘fanatics’ casually added the name of Ra, an allegedly ‘pagan’ deity, into their most sacred invocations?

Mundane Scholars Identify Jesus, Ra, Rama, Helios, Apollo, Aten, Vishnu, Quetzalcoatl, Viracocha and basically Every Form of God as a mere ‘Solar Deity’. These Scholars also claim that the Sudarshan Disc, the Cross and the Swastika are all Animistic Solar Emblems.

In fact, the Sun is just one of Billions! The Sun, the Moon and the entire creation are all but ‘Small Sparks of the Splendor’ of God.

Interview: What We can Learn from the Vedic Scriptures

In a Wide Ranging Interview Brannon Speaks with Atheist-Secular Activists on the Contributions of Vedic Civilization to World Religions, his role in Saving the Yezidis of Iraq from ISIL Terrorists and about his own research and books Orissa in the Crossfire & The Serpent, Eagle, Lion & Disk.

Dharma in the Political Context – Ram-Rajya Ideal Revealed

Note: Abstract I wrote in 2006

Ramrajya Ideal Revealed. Functioning as a Servant-King, Bharat maintained the Kingdom and worshiped Lord Ram’s Sandals keeping them upon the throne as the symbol of true authority. Tulsi Manas Mandir, Varanasi, UP, India

The opinion has often been presented that politics and religion have no common ground. Beyond that, it is commonly expressed that the combination of politics and religion is volatile and dangerous. Historically it would appear that this is the case. However once we understand that Dharma is at the essence of both politics and religion we can recognize the important role they both have in society.

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Dogs of the Death God – Ancient Egypt, India & Mexico

Solid Evidence confirming a shared Vedic cultural tradition between three of the ancient worlds most influential civilizations

The Indic, Coptic and Aztec religions all have Dogs at the center of their Death rituals and traditions.

In India Yamaraja the God of Death is accompanied by Dogs and also appeared as a Dog and joined the Pandavas in their final days, eventually guiding Yudhisthira into heaven.

Blessed Dogs of Nepal
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Vedic Empire Presents: ‘Flute & Serpent Gods of Native America’

In this Episode of Vedic Empire Presents Professor N. Kalia speaks on the Indigenous American traditions of the Hero Twins, Kokopele, the Corn Maidens and other related topics. The Sacred Hero Twins tradition is not an isolated belief, but rather, is found throughout both North and South America, from Alaska to Tiera Del Fuego.

In an exact parallel to the Vedic Vaishnava tradition of Krishna and Balarama, the Hero Twins are often represented as a dark complexioned flute player younger brother with a light complexioned elder brother who is also a Serpent deity. Lord Krishna is also a dark complexioned flute player and the younger brother of Balarama. Lord Balarama is light complexioned and is also a Serpent Deity.

All these divinities are intimately associated with Maidens with whom they dance and are at the foundation of agriculture and bountiful prosperity. The Divine Mother Goddess is also at the root of these traditions and parallels the Vedic Supreme Goddess, Lord Krishna’s beloved Srimati Radharani and her Avatar the Goddess of Wealth Sri Lakshmi.

Other topics include the Sacredness of the Serpent within the Judeo-Christian tradition as the Staff of Healing, the Black Christ and the Catholic Church’s synchronized recognition of Native American deity Hunahpu as Christ, Quetzalcoatl of the Ancient Americas, Church Father Sahagun’s guided and Native written ‘Florentine Codex, Olukun & Damballa of West Africa’s Indigenous cultures and their connectivity with Ancient Egyptian Religion, Chibiabos, the Flute Playing deity and younger brother of Manabozho highlighted within the famous ‘Song of Hiawatha’ and the flute playing deities of the Hopi, Pueblo, Meso-America and more…