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Book: Proof of Vedic Culture’s Global Existence, by Stephen Knapp 

This book is a must read. It reveals how distorted our concept of reality is. Growing up in the United States and being of Indian and Hindu heritage, I often wondered what we had done as a people and what many of the stories like the Bhagavad-Gita really meant. Were many of the Hindu scriptures and stories real or just myth? Well to answer that question if you looked to published history you would have found nothing very helpful because European/Christian history does not go back more than 2500 years. In fact, much of the history dating back further than this period was purposefully deleted by other more newly founded religions to serve their own purposes. So, the only way to find the truth is to find what evidence is left of the true history which once existed. 

This is exactly what Proof of Vedic Culture’s Global Existence does. The evidence actually exists and is systematically and well presented in this book. The reality will shock you no matter who you are or where you come from. All facts are referenced.  

The Vedic culture was once global and united by culture, philosophy and religion. This explains the roots of all Indo-European languages and civilization on Earth. The Indus valley was the birthplace of civilization, language and culture and dates back a minimum 5-8 thousand years.

If knowing the truth is important to you, read this book as a start and then investigate the references, which include the linguistic, archeological and scientific evidence. Once you are convinced that the history that most people except is false and the credit of great accomplishments have been stripped from their rightful owners, you will see that the world you live in is not what it seems. I believe the truth eventually reveals itself and years from now people will accept the true history of humanity and the role that the Vedic/Hindu culture has played in it.

Billy Desai is originally from Gujarat and grew up in Queens, New York. He has a B.Sc. in Psychology from McGill University and an MBA from IESE Business school in Barcelona, Spain. He is currently working at an Investment Bank in London.

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