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We had a class brahmins known as Drudh brahmins; their job was to
propagate knowledge - eq to a Christian missionary.
In article <ghenEAEp1w.87v@netcom.com>, Richard Grant <grant@mint.net>
writes
>I am researching an article (for a journal called GREEN EGG published
>in California) about connections between the early Hindu tradition and
>the ancient spiritual and/or shamanic traditions practiced
>concurrently in Europe. The problem is that we know so very little
>about the latter, in comparison to the former. Some scholars, for
>instance, have drawn a connection between the Brahmins and the Celtic
>Druids. But whereas we know a lot about Brahmins, almost nothing is
<Snipped>
>
>Can anyone shed any light on this mystery? (Both images can be viewed
>on my web site at the URL below.) Thanks in advance for any
>information, or for opinions more educated than my own.
>
> richard grant http://www.mint.net/~grant
>
> "The more materialistic science becomes, the more angels shall I
> paint." -- Edward Burne-Jones, 1879
>
-- Perwesh Sharma
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