Book: 19000 Years of World History by Prithvi Raj

Sacrificer           Prithvi Raj
Sacrifice code       wfor0472
Sacrifice date       11 september 2009

Book: 19000 Years of World History by Prithvi Raj


"19000 Years of World History," is a literary gem for any historian or religious studies enthusiast
-Readerspoils Review

"There will be many informative, interesting, and intellectual discussions over this work. This material will be memorable for years to come"
- Writers Literary Critique

Description:
In a first of its kind attempt, this book constructs human history from scriptures of various religions including Hinduism, Zoroastrianism, Judaism, Christianity, Buddhism, etc. Conclusions are drawn and connected to archaeological findings, linguistics, worldwide conflagrations, beliefs, cultural practices, local legends, etc. In a complete rewrite of current history books, the book meticulously constructs a detailed history of civilized man, 19000 years in the making. Learn about the origins of Satan and Son of Man in Christianity; the split that led Zoroaster away from India to Mesopotamia; the 300 year drought of 2200 BC and the resultant birth of Judaism and Buddhism; the mighty catastrophe of 11500 BP and the associated birth of the religion of Vaishnavism in India. For the first time, know about the precise way in which the religions of Vaishnavism, Saivism, Zoroastrianism, Judaism, Buddhism, and Christianity were born. The lost religious and cultural history is now unearthed.

Read Historian Robert Klein's comments and articles (given below) on "19000 Years of World History" on his blog. Robert is a specialist in Bronze Age History, and writes a daily column on Global Warming and Terraforming the Earth. These four links are below:

"19000 Years of World History: The Story of Religion, is a literary gem for any historian or religious studies enthusiast. This eloquently written book is well researched and convincing to the end; especially considering numerous angles were taken to address the subjects of linguistics, religion, archeology, geography, and history, which, are all woven together to make one solid argument. I particularly enjoyed the fact that all the western religions discussed were treated equally and expanded upon to equivalent degrees. Prithvi has written a dissertation that is easy to follow and enjoyable to read, and I would recommend this book to anyone who is interested the subjects discussed."

"This is a good piece of work and I can see it becoming great.

This manuscript is interesting. Not only is the idea a good one; many readers will be able to relate to this material. Many, many readers will benefit from reading this material, and they will thank you for writing this manuscript.

I am impressed with your knowledge of this material and the way that you have presented this information. You have put a great deal of work and thought into this manuscript and the readers will greatly appreciate it. You have brought up many interesting points and there will be many informative, interesting, and intellectual discussions over this work Nicely done. This material will be memorable for years to come. I sincerely wish you luck with this endeavor."

- Cynthia, Literary Critic, Writers Literary

"It is a thoroughly comprehensive and provocative analysis of world history as viewed through the lens of religious doctrine. I am neither a theologian nor a historian, but I found the book to be both eye-opening and interesting. I was raised a Catholic, but I am now, I suppose, what most people would call a lapsed Catholic. I have always been interested in religion even if I would no longer call myself religious. The book added a lot of evidence to what have long been my own beliefs about the religion in which I was indoctrinated. I am totally persuaded by the overall argument, even if I have a hard time buying some specific assertions, such as the fact that some civilization could have had nuclear bombs and airplanes thousands of years ago."

- Chris Yurko, Professional Critic and Editor

"There are so many facts, non-fictions, mentioned prophets, and various religions identified; this is simply explained as a book about time, its beliefs and the discrepancies of who existed when and how all evolved with their practice of faith. What do you believe? All religions presented had one thing in common; as it was being practiced they (all) were taught the history.

What can be shown and proven within the pages by the author is research, Prithviraj Rathod provided multitudes, which revealed the environment, land, and structures, which has helped us in understanding the timeframes mentioned, throughout the book. Another interest is the discussion of all the unique legends, the faiths had throughout time, and how well the author captured and described them. In the end there no "Good" and "Evil" it was how it was perceived by whom it was practiced and believed.

You're not able to absorb all the information in one sitting. This is a book meant to be read and re-read. Although, you do pick up something different each time you turn a page even if you've read it again to tie in its meaning with the chapter. Even though it was long, I felt the author made this book very interesting and worth the time."

- Mary Stanhope

About the Book: 19000 Years of World History by Prithvi Raj

1) The concept of Satan in Christianity has its origins in Ahriman, the evil spirit of Zoroastrians. And Ahriman is none other than Brahman, the Supreme God of Indians. Zoroastrians hated the God of Indians as the supreme evil spirit!

2) The covenant with God of Abrahamic religions is nothing but an agreement amongst Yadavas of India that they are not going to worship any God other than Krishna!

3) An Indian scripture has the following statement - Mahalaxmi tells her,"Your names are Mahamaya, Mahakali, Mahamari, Kshuda, Trusha, Nidra, Trushna, Eka Veera, Kalaratri and Duratyaya." The names given in here are the names of the Goddesses of various tribes that were integrated into Vedic religion in India.

4) There was a mighty drought of three hundred years around 2200 BC, spanning India, Egypt, Mesopotamia, and other regions. Buddhism was born out of the despondency of this drought. People suffered so much that they lost all faith in a compassionless, useless God and converted to Buddhism in large numbers.

5) Around 11500 BP, there was a mighty catastrophe on earth, of severest proportions, that wiped off two-thirds of the mammals of the earth's surface. The religion of Vaishnavism in India was born just after this mighty catastrophe. All of its legends give a graphic description of the mighty destruction of the time.

In a breakthrough attempt, the first of its kind, this book constructs human history from the scriptures of various religions including Hinduism, Zoroastrianism, Judaism, Christianity, Buddhism, etc. Conclusions are drawn and connected to the various archaeological findings, linguistics, worldwide conflagrations, beliefs, cultural practices including festival celebrations, local legends, etc. In a complete rewrite of current history books, the book meticulously constructs a detailed history of civilized man, 19000 years in the making. The book, written in an easy to read prose for any educated person, attempts to take the reader closer to his/her roots than any history book has ever done.

Learn about the origins of Satan and Son of Man in Christianity; the split that led Zoroaster away from India to Mesopotamia; the 300 year drought of 2200 BC and the resultant birth of Judaism and Buddhism; the mighty catastrophe of 11500 BP and the associated birth of the religion of Vaishnavism in India. For the first time, know about the precise way in which the religions of Vaishnavism, Saivism, Zoroastrianism, Judaism, Buddhism, and Christianity were born. The lost religious and cultural history is now unearthed.

See the blog of Prithvi Raj about this book:

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