Krishna, the Dark One, was the last of the Yadavas, an old pastoral nation. Vishnu pulled out two of his hairs, one black and the other white, which he placed in the wombs of Devaki and Rohini respectively.
J. Krishnamurti
What are my rules and principles of life?
None. ...
Ramakrishna
Gurus/Spiritual Masters
Ramakrishna
current suggested assesment ...
Krishnamurti's speeches did much damage to great organization Theosophical Society, Adyar. This damage was done in many ways. Members of TS lost faith in Theosophy because of J. Krishnamurti's speeches.
Krishna and Sankaracharya
Sri Krishna and Sankaracharya, two great Avatars, were both previous incarnations of Maitreya. Krishna appeared around 3000 BC, and Sankaracharya lived in about 800 BC.
Krishna ― A great Avatar who appeared around 3,000 BC and served as the vehicle of manifestation for the Lord Maitreya during the age of Aries.
Krishna (Sans.) The most celebrated Avatar of Vishnu, the "Saviour" of the Hindus and the most popular god.
Krishna, Gopi. The Real Nature of Mystical Experience (Norton Heights: Kundalini Research Foundation, 1987).
Layton, Bentley (Ed. and Translator). The Gnostic Scriptures (NY: Doubleday & Cmpany, 1987).
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When Krishna spoke thus of Mahadeva, a beam of light of such tremendous force shone in his eyes, that his disciples could not endure the radiance of that light, and fell at Krishna's feet.
from Suns of God: Krishna, Buddha and Christ Unveiled
New Page 1 The Origins of Christianity and the Quest for the Historical Jesus Christ by Acharya S
Embracing the Contradiction: Mythical Jesus
Debunking Christianity: A Review of Who Was Jesus?
Hare Krishna
Heaven's Gate [disinfo.com]
Heaven's Gate [levelabovehuman.org]
Heaven's Gate [sunspot.net]
Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn
Hermetic Order of the Morning Star
Hinduism
Holy Order of Ra-Hoor-Kuit (H.O.O.R.)
Info-Cult ...
Krishna and Christ are philosophically the same principle under its triple aspect of manifestation.
It was their patronage of the young Krishnamurti as "World Teacher" which led to a number of damaging protests against the Theosophical Society: first by Rudolf Steiner; and then by Krishnamurti himself.
The sixth book of the epic Mahabharata, the Bhagavad Gita, or 'Sacred Song', is a central text of the Hindu scriptures, in which Krishna instructs his disciple Arjuna in the paths of higher knowledge and self-realization.
The Pagan Book of Days ...
Plato learned his theology in Egypt and the East, and must have known of the crucifixion of Krishna, Buddha, Mithra [et al].
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