Thread by @GhorAngirasa

Something many Hindus fail to get again & again: Xtianity & Islam are both attempts at universalization of a particular ethnic group's racial history, sacred geography, language, eating/dressing habits & festivals. Ok, what does this mean? See next tweet.

https://x.com/tishtriya/status/999597472841371649

This means that a particular ethnic group's racial history, sacred geography, language, eating/dressing habits & festivals are presented as the racial history, sacred geography, language, eating/dressing habits & festivals of ALL peoples, ALL ethnic groups in the world.

And this universalization is achieved all the while retaining the special status of that particular ethnic group which is the founder-group that founded this belief system.

So, imagine. You have a neat pyramid scheme here, where the founder-group, that obtained access to this divine knowledge/providence for the very first time in history in its own language, gets the "first-mover" advantage.

So, in order to make this a bit more comprehensible, let us take a concrete example. In the case of the third abrahamism, what can we observe among Indian Muslims or those from Malaysia, Indonesia or even Singapore? You note a trend of arabization. What does this mean??

And these non-Arab muslims accept these priors: 1 That the final & infallible divine revelation in all of history happened in the Arabian Peninsula, 2 that the last recipient of this revelation was an Arab & 3 the first human/prophet was Adam who communicated with "God" in Arabic

The Indians ones had Hindu ancestors & the Malays had ancestors who practiced an indigenous Malay polytheism with influences from Hinduism & Buddhism. Their sacred geography, sacred language, eating habits, etc were precisely what one would expect from their respective homelands

But today, they see Saudi Arabia as "sacred geography" & prefer to dress like Arabs. Among Malay preachers, the one with a superior knowledge of the language is considered more esteemed. On top of this, they deem their own ancestral heritage as filth as explained here:

Now, some may be wondering as to why I would take so much time to explain a rather simple phenomenon. Unfortunately, it is the case of the Hindu that he does not pay attention to even simple & obvious things if they are of no immediate material concern to him...

In the examples demonstrated, one sees that the "Indian-ness" or "Malay-ness" of the Indian or Malay muslim has been reduced to a mere bodily/genetic identity, a mere host for a parasitic & utterly alien system of belief/thought that has completely taken over the host.

And this is from a Hermetic text (A text attributed to Hermes Trismegistus, a Greco-Egyptian syncretic deity from Greek Hermes & Egyptian Thoth) which gives a prophecy of the horror to fall upon Polytheist Egypt:

https://x.com/GhorAngirasa/status/896983626234998784

Note highlighted line: This is indeed what happened to the Egyptians at the hands of the Christians. And when Islam descended upon Egypt, even the Coptic Christians' distortion of the Egyptian tongue utterly perished and was replaced by Arabic.

The pratIcya mahAmaNDala which offered itself up to the preta & the pretamata & aimed to "universalize" the preta throughout Asia , Africa & South America was itself a victim of the same parasitical trick. How? Read here: patriot.dk/ravage.html

This is not a difficult subject to understand but even among educated Hindus, most do not appreciate the full significance of these issues. So, they tend to repeat worthless cliche such as, "All religions lead to God" or "sarva dharma samAbhava".

There is always this unsophisticated urge among Hindus to take refuge in very comforting notions of a fictitious harmony between religions and hardly a desire to actually study the subject at hand and understand the nuances.

So, let us retrace a few steps & go back to the concept. We saw examples of Indian & Malay Muslims attempting to look, speak, eat & dress like Arabs, apart from the obvious adoption of an Arab religion itself. Wait. What does this all have to do with the alleged pyramid scheme?

So, what happens here? He distinguishes himself from the surrounding polytheist society by means of distinct attire/appearance (down to tiny details like the trademark free-flowing beard with trimmed mustaches), differing personal laws/values culinary regulations (halal), etc.

He recognizes a "one true God" & sees the larger Hindu society around him as misguided polytheists. So, he sees himself as part of a distinct group living in a society whose majority is in opposition to the core principles, values, rules and habits imposed by his faith.

His notions of sacred, ideas of personal laws & jurisprudence, his understanding of theology, his calendar of festivals & observances, his rites of passage come from a foreign, alien land which he sees as sacred.

So, he sees himself as distinct from the larger society of the nation he resides in & everything that contributes to this sense of distinction is supplied by this foreign, "sacred land" (The Arab world or more particularly, Saudi Arabia). Where will his loyalty be then?

This is how abrahamic religions further extra-territorial loyalties. And who benefits from the loyalties of these Indian or Malay muslims? A small example: rt.com/business/33713…

Or this: See the pyramid scheme at work?oneindia.com/india/no-matte…

Now, I do not care one bit about Indian or Malay Muslims becoming tools at the hands of the Saudis or others, to be exploited solely for their financial & political benefits, while themselves getting nothing in return, or worse, getting humiliated. But what is the lesson here??

Hopefully, the dhimmi Hindu gets a perspective of how the abrahamic religions work, their modus operandi that is, & what will be our own eventual destiny if we fail to learn the all-too-available lessons & allow abrahamisms to take over a Hindu-majority country.

Another article highlighting the beauty of this pyramid scheme: bbc.co.uk/news/world-mid…

This thread is not yet complete. I originally planned to discuss how Hinduism is distinct from abrahamic religions in this respect but it was rather late yesterday night and I had to stop. Will continue when I get the time....

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