4500 years old Hindu temple found in Egypt, then the question is arising - Did Hindus build pyramids, But How?

The largest discovery ever made by archaeologists in Egypt.  This time no pyramid or mummy but a grand sun temple has been found.  That to the Sun Temple of the Vedic period.  It is 4500 years old and according to archaeologists this Sun Temple was constructed around the middle of 25th century BCE.

 The co-director of this investigative mission and assistant professor of Egyptology told CNN that the remains of the ancient Sun Temple were found buried about 12 miles beneath another temple at Abu Grab, south of Cairo.  According to Egyptian archaeologists, it is one of the 6 lost sun temples in Egypt.  But, if you investigate closely, you will find that this is a malicious attempt to deny the Vedic history of India.

 It is said – “Truth can be disturbed, but not defeated.” Perhaps, that is why the more the world tries to get rid of the heritage of Hindu culture, the more the truth of Vedic period and Hindu culture stands in front of it.  The Sun Temple found in Egypt is a direct evidence of the Aryans reaching the last corner of the world. 

Similarities between Egypt and Hindu Civilization

 Western scholars have pointed to various aspects of Egyptian civilization where Egypt has found similarities with Hinduism.  The Egyptians believed that all beings originated from the tears of the sun god Ra, while the Hindus also believed that all beings came from the tears of Prabhavati.

 The Egyptian god Horus, like Brahma, was born from a lotus petal.  The lotus flower is a common feature in Hindu and Egyptian temple architecture. There were seven castes in Egypt, whereas we had four castes in ancient India.

 According to Erebus and Marcellus, some people from the Indus River settled in the Egyptian neighborhood during the reign of Amenhotep.  Many Egyptians settled in other countries restricted by their princes and went as far as India.

 Not only this, the time of both the Hindus and the Egyptians is divided according to the weeks and each day is known as the same planet. In both the civilizations it is believed that the souls are immortal and after death go to other bodies.  Both had the same belief about it.  Hindus believed that Keto were swallowing up the Sun and the Moon, and the Egyptians attributed this to Typhoon. The Egyptians held cows in a much higher esteem than any other animal.  They were sacred to Isis and never sacrificed.  The bull was also respected. 

Mummy- Pyramid gift of Hindu culture

 Centuries ago, a scholar wrote, “Egyptian priests came to the Ganges from the Nile to meet the Brahmin of India.  The Greeks later visited him and gained knowledge rather than imparting knowledge. ' The discovery of the Sun Temple in Egypt attests to this truth.  Whether you see the pyramids or the tradition of mummy, the first evidence of both is found in Hinduism itself.  For example, the body of King Dasharatha was first preserved or rather "mummified" because at the time of his death.

The kings of Egypt used to worship the sun in an eternal way!

 Hindu Dharma has been worshiping the Sun God since time immemorial.  Lord Rama of Ayodhya belonged to a clan or Solar dynasty.  Interestingly, Ramses of Egypt also belonged to the Solar dynasty and took the name Rama.  The sun worship of the Egyptian kings looks exactly like the Brahmin performing the sandy bandana.  Brahmin do it thrice a day, facing the sun.  The kings of Egypt also worshiped the sun similarly.  Like Indian Hindu kings, Egyptian kings also had two names.  First, the name given at birth and second, the coronation name or Abhishek name.