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Krishna Crucified?
Was the Hindu Savior God Krishna depicted as crucified? Were any other gods crucified?
Moreover, this legend is evidently but a variant of the orthodox tale, constituting an apparently esoteric tradition recognizing Krishna's death as a crucifixion. Indeed, as John Remsburg says in The Christ:
Jacolliot's description includes a number of arrows, instead of just one, which, along with the suspension in the tree branches, resembles the pinning of the god to Archers shooting human sacrifice victim bound to treea tree using multiple nails. Krishna's subsequent disappearance has been considered an ascension. There is a tradition, though not to be found in the Hindoo scriptures, that Krishna, like Christ, was crucified.
To wit, the legend of Krishna's death has been interpreted to mean that he was pinned to a tree, essentially representing a crucifixion. However, it is not just tradition but artifacts that have led to the conclusion that Krishna was crucified. Indeed, there have been found in India numerous images of crucified gods, one of whom apparently is Krishna, important information not to be encountered in mainstream resources such as encyclopedias.
Moreover, it appears that Krishna is not the first Indian god depicted as crucified. Prior to him was another incarnation of Vishnu, the avatar named Wittoba or Vithoba, who has often been identified with Krishna.
www.truthbeknown.com/kcrucified.htm
Was the Hindu Savior God Krishna depicted as crucified? Were any other gods crucified?
Moreover, this legend is evidently but a variant of the orthodox tale, constituting an apparently esoteric tradition recognizing Krishna's death as a crucifixion. Indeed, as John Remsburg says in The Christ:
Jacolliot's description includes a number of arrows, instead of just one, which, along with the suspension in the tree branches, resembles the pinning of the god to Archers shooting human sacrifice victim bound to treea tree using multiple nails. Krishna's subsequent disappearance has been considered an ascension. There is a tradition, though not to be found in the Hindoo scriptures, that Krishna, like Christ, was crucified.
To wit, the legend of Krishna's death has been interpreted to mean that he was pinned to a tree, essentially representing a crucifixion. However, it is not just tradition but artifacts that have led to the conclusion that Krishna was crucified. Indeed, there have been found in India numerous images of crucified gods, one of whom apparently is Krishna, important information not to be encountered in mainstream resources such as encyclopedias.
Moreover, it appears that Krishna is not the first Indian god depicted as crucified. Prior to him was another incarnation of Vishnu, the avatar named Wittoba or Vithoba, who has often been identified with Krishna.
www.truthbeknown.com/kcrucified.htm
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