I also noted the images displayed on the temple wall where this persecution is claimed were wearing the sacred thread which is common to Brahmins. So ,they were most probably
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U r talking about -
Impalement of the Jains in Madurai
It was a pious Shaivite triumphal fiction with zero confirmation from Jain sources. In other words the Jains have never claimed that they were persecuted or impaled. If u can show in any
I also noted the images displayed on the temple wall where this persecution is claimed were wearing the sacred thread which is common to Brahmins. So ,they were most probably
In Buddhism case ,The Buddhist texts do mention their persecution at hands of Hindus .
But than i pondered
If People left Hinduism when they adopted Buddhism but if that was so ,than it should have happened to every other place where Buddhism spread
Bonpo Religion in tibet,
Confuciaism,taoism in China ,
shintoism in japan,
Native Pagan traditions and
tengrism,Shamanism,Animism in South East Buddhist Nations
remained intact until recent takeover in last centuries.
So on what assumption can u
Furthermore I found several holes within Buddhist narrative .
Eg - Balaji idol is Buddha's and Vaishnavas converted it later iwth hindu symbols on it.
I investigated and found - Balaji has four arms - no statue of buddha has four arms.
i compared and contrasted the ground plan and structure with the canons of Buddhist temple building .
Buddhism is a non-theistic monastic religion in which temples are discredited - There are no such Buddhist texts which deal with the
Hindu Temples in India are all constructed exactly according to canons of architecture i.e. Vastu Shastra - Mayamata is one such textbook example. All the Agamas also contain plans for temple building.
the 3d views
The Jaganath Puri temple conforms to standard plans found all over India and even South East Asia.
Further more i noted -
There is no comparison as the philosophy behind the temple structure is different
The Hindu Agama temple represents the human body and the deity enshrined is a reflection (bimba) of the ātman. So each and every part of the temple has analogue to the human body and the body is symbolic of the Universe which is the “body” of Ishvara.
The Buddhist temple on the other hand has no such symbolism and is just a structure which houses an image of the Buddha or Bodhisattva for the purpose of veneration and celebration. A Buddhist temple is built like a Royal palace - Prasād where the
If any Buddhist can show to me-
Where did Buddha say to construct temples and idols and to worship them? Why do Buddhist worship his relics?
I will accept the claim
Furthermore Buddhistb Lies are carefully crafted- like there were 84000 stupas
Although Budhism was responsible for destruction of India ,This i realized
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