Is Jesus Christ the real Prajapati mentioned in Hindu Vedas?
Based on the OPEN source and non-copyrighted article “Sacrifice ” by the Late Adhyaksha Anubhavananda Kesava Raya Sarma Mandapak which was later translated from the Telegu by H. Kaveribhai “ Asato ma sat gamaya (From Illusion lead me to the Truth); Tamaso ma jyotir gamaya (From darkness lead me to Light); Mrityur ma amritam gamaya (From death lead me to Immortality)” – Bryhad Aranyak Upanishad 1.3.28 ) Hindus have recited this familiar prayer for centuries, and it expresses the universal hunger for escape from spiritual emptiness, spiritual uncertainty, and spiritual death. It was written by the sages who recognized that spiritual Truth eluded them; that they were imprisoned by spiritual darkness; and that they needed eternal life. The sages recited this prayer continually, even as they developed many philosophies, rituals, and divine personalities that they hoped would provide the answer to this prayer. While the sages knew of some fundamental attributes of the person who wo