57. Brahmin

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A Review of Gog and Magog

As I have been conveying, various claims have been made regarding who, or which country, Gog and Magog are, who will appear in the end times.

Generally, the Scythians are considered to be Gog and Magog. They invaded lands south of the Caucasus Mountains and carried out repeated attacks with overwhelming power.

The Israelites (the Ten Tribes) of the Northern Kingdom of Israel were sent to the land of Media during the "Assyrian Captivity" in the 8th century BC. It is said that their whereabouts then became unknown.

The Lost Ten Tribes came to be identified with Gog and Magog around the 12th century. Conversely, they are returning south from the Caucasus Mountains.

Speaking of the Caucasus Mountains, they are a natural fortress containing the Gates of Alexander the Great, which sealed away Gog and Magog.

These gates will be broken in the end times, and Gog and Magog will invade. Since it is a prophecy of Alexander the Great, they will certainly be broken.

As a result of Gog and Magog being persistently pursued by the occult power of the Book of Revelation in this way, historical facts and legends have become mixed up, and for non-religious people in particular, it has become "something that is not very clear."

Since the Book of Revelation is what it is, one could say that identifying Gog and Magog is not necessary in the first place. However, if you give up on the quest, you will not be prepared for the end times.

And looking at the current world situation, I feel that it is the end times. When wars occur, many people cite passages saying, "The Bible is written this way," which leads to the conclusion that the Bible speaks the truth or that the prophecy has come true, and at the same time, the legitimacy of the Book of Revelation and the legitimacy of the war are strengthened.

The powerful people who start wars are well aware of this mechanism. Therefore, those of us living in such a world need to know what the occultists are thinking and what they value.

In that sense, Gog and Magog are extremely important. However, it is not of much interest in Japan, to the extent that searching for "Scythian Gog" brings up the author's page at the top.

Bene Israel

The various claims about Gog and Magog became the basis for the formulation of the "Aryan" concept.

In a broad sense, "Aryan" refers to the Indo-European language family.

The so-called "Jews" who were in the diaspora were also found in India. The Jews of Mumbai (Western India) were called Bene Israel (Children of Israel).

Naturally, it is said that the Bene Israel are descendants of the Lost Ten Tribes.

Y-chromosome analysis of the Bene Israel points to a connection with the Levant. The Levant is a term for the western half of the Fertile Crescent.

In his book 'Against Apion,' Josephus quotes a fragment from Clearchus, a disciple of Aristotle.

The Greeks knew of the Indian philosophers called Gymnosophists.

Gymnosophist means naked philosopher. It is said that Alexander the Great encountered them when he conquered northwestern India, and that they influenced the Greek philosophers who accompanied him.

In general, people like the Gymnosophists are perceived as wonderful people who shun material pleasure and meditate quietly in times of chaos.

The mystics of Alexandria did similar things, and as a result of aiming for union with God, Gnosticism was created.

From the end of the 19th century to the middle of the 20th century, a movement and philosophy called Gymnosophy was practiced in Europe and America.

This practice included nudity, asceticism, and meditation.

Naturally, it also has a close relationship with the hippie movement. And the CIA was involved in the birth of that 'Love & Peace'.

Since occultists know about the Gymnosophists, they follow the basic principle of 'divide and rule' by appropriating them from history, creating counterparts, and causing conflict in the world.

And we tend to uncritically believe that materialism is evil and those who rebel against it are good.

Speaking of hippies, it's sex (nudity), drugs (meditation), and rock 'n' roll. These have their roots in ancient festivals like the Bacchanalia.

This is the stage of a rapper named Travis Scott. It is a quite demonic 'festival,' and the video is one that would make a decent person feel nauseous (and become possessed by evil spirits), so please be careful if you watch it.

By the way, there were ten deaths at this festival. The audience pleaded for the concert to be stopped, but Travis Scott went ahead with it.

Such concerts (rituals) are an escape from the material world, just like the Gymnosophists, hippies, and the New Age. And we perceive them as 'good things' and 'good people'.

In reality, there is no good or bad; they are all birds of a feather. When you get tired of the world, religious leaders or yoga teachers will appear with gentle smiles, but no matter who you rely on, your problems will not be solved at all.

The reason illnesses do not heal is that people rely on doctors, and it is actually the doctors who create those illnesses. This is the way of the world.

Diogenes Laertius, a historian of philosophy who was active in the first half of the third century, cites Clearchus's work 'On Education' in his book 'Lives and Opinions of Eminent Philosophers'.

The Babylonian Magi can be called the root of all evil in the history of the occult.

The Kalash people

Haplogroup was discussed previously.

Haplogroup R1a is also found among the Kalash people, who claim to be descendants of Alexander the Great.

The Kalash are an ethnic group living in the Hindu Kush mountains of northwestern Pakistan, and some have blonde hair and fair skin, giving them an appearance like that of Northern Europeans.

Alexander the Great was from Macedonia, meaning he was Greek, but genetically, it seems the Kalash and the Greeks are different.

The connection between Alexander the Great and the Kalash people forms the basis of Rudyard Kipling's 'The Man Who Would Be King', famous for 'The Jungle Book'.

Kipling was born in Mumbai, British India, was a Nobel Prize winner, and a Freemason.

Also, among the Pashtun people living in Afghanistan and Pakistan, there is a tradition that they are descendants of the Lost Tribes of Israel.

One of the Pashtun tribes, the Yusufzai, means 'sons of Joseph'.

Feminist and human rights activist Malala Yousafzai won the Nobel Prize at the youngest age.

Caste system

The Hindu caste system consists of Brahmin, Kshatriya, Vaishya, Shudra, and the Untouchables.

The top three correspond exactly to the three classes of philosopher-kings, soldiers, and producers in Plato's 'Republic'.

According to Wikipedia, the origins of the Brahmin are as follows.

The genetic affinity between Indians and Europeans is proportional to caste rank.

Of course, this genetic affinity leans toward Europeans in the upper castes and Asians in the lower castes.

The Wikipedia description suggests the theory that the ancient "Aryans" introduced the caste system, but in reality, it "developed" later.

The historian Herodotus (c. 484 BC–) called the Medes (white people) Aryans. And the scholars of the 19th-century Enlightenment defined these Aryans (Medes) as the "pure Aryans."

The horror of the definition "Indo-European language family" reflects the horror of the caste system itself.

The final version of the Indian epic the Mahabharata is considered to have been completed by the end of the 4th century AD.

In the twelfth book of the Mahabharata, the "Book of Peace," there is a description of classes based on color. Brahmins are white, Kshatriyas are red, Vaishyas are yellow, and Shudras are black.

It is said that this "color" does not have a direct meaning, but represents different energies and qualities.

White is said to symbolize purity and knowledge, red courage and strength, yellow productivity and prosperity, and black service and humility.

However, in reality, it has a direct meaning.

The Manusmriti is a legal code created by revising and compiling Dharma Sutra (law scripture) literature.

In 1776, the linguist Sir William Jones translated Sanskrit documents into English. Based on this, the British colonial government established Hindu law in India.

Through this English translation of the Manusmriti, followers of the Brahmin religion, the predecessor to Hinduism, were subjected to numerous restrictions. These are the various restrictions that come to mind when one hears about the Indian caste system.

Sir Jones and the linguist Karl Wilhelm Friedrich Schlegel dated the writing of the Sanskrit Manusmriti to around 1250 BC to 1000 BC.

This attempt was made to construct the lineage of the "Aryan" Indo-European language family. However, it is now denied.

The actual date is considered to be between 200 BC and 200 AD. After Plato.

In 2005, a new translation of the Manusmriti was published by Oxford University Press.

Patrick Olivelle, who is credited as the translator, states the following.

They chose and translated a text that arbitrarily deviated from the original. Using that as ancient wisdom, the British government constructed the restrictive Indian caste system seen today.

Bharuci is considered to be from the 7th to 11th centuries AD and is known as the oldest commentator on the 'Manusmriti'.

Bharuci's commentary, titled Manu-sastra-vivarana, is said to have 'far fewer verses' than the Kulluka-Calcutta Vulgate version that has been in circulation since the British colonial era, and it refers to even older texts that are thought to be lost.

Gandhi left behind these words:

The media reports on the caste system in this way.

Usually, it is with a tone that includes sadness toward the caste system, suggesting that we must accept a foreign culture.

It was the same people who created that sad, foreign culture. We live in such a crazy world.