The true meaning of "Original Sin"

[Vincent J. Whitmore]

One of the symbols Shiva and Shakti dating back to the Sanskrit roots (7000 - 5000 BCE) that was incorporated to the religion of the Sumerians, and then carried forth through time with the religions adopted from the Sumerians, is the "Tree of Life and Knowledge". The image has been carried to the present in "The Book of Genesis" and the story of the Garden of Eden. The tree was supposed to be centered in the garden, which may imply the center of the religious beliefs, or the center where their beliefs centered, hence the center of the Sind religion.

The Dravidians (Sind) believed that knowledge was to be valued and was the source of immortality, they represented their gods & goddesses as trees. By Talmud tradition, the Garden had two trees (not one) at it's center, She of Knowledge and He of Life. If one knew the interconnection of all life's energy, one would understand that humans were naturally immortal and that death was only a passage from one form of life to another, no salvation would be needed for there was nothing evil about the functions of life. This is the meaning of the term "Original Sin(d)", not being ashamed of being human and alive, the original religion of Sind.