[Theory] Sage of six paths is actually Human incarnation Of God

[KCMNaruto]

Hello guys, I would like to present my theory to you about Sage of six paths being actually Human incarnation of God. Here I go:

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^^ We know that Princess Kaguya was first human as woman who was able to use chakra, also she gained holy power after eating forbidden fruit enought to stop any conflicts or wars. It is also said that Hagoromo Ootsutsuki known as Sage of six paths(Kaguya's son) was able to stop Juubi.

Have you never wondered why SOSP could and Kagyua couldn't ?

Logically speaking Princess Kaguya as mother of SOSP should be stronger due to receiving power directly from the source: Forbidden fruit. Some will argue and say that SOSP was simply more skilled and knew how to use that power while Kaguya was only powerhouse but lacked skills to utilize her powers. It could be true but what if SOSP is someone greater then even Human ?

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^^ First the Rinnegan eyes were displayed as tool of heaven/God that would save the world or destroy it.

I think that Hagoromo Ootsutsuki is Real God of Naruto world who took on human flesh appearing as Human to save the world from wrath of Juubi.

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^^ "The single Priest appeared"(Isn't it strange that only he was priest). "He was the first to divine the true meaning of chakra. "

"They say he travelled the world spreading his religion"

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^^"They called him Messiah"

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^^ The Sage was also called the God and worshiped as God.

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^^ he stopped the Juubi and sealed it in himself to take all pain on himself while humankind was safe.

I believe that Kishi took inspiration from the Chirstianity when He created SOSP's character. To be specific I believe Hagoromo Ootsutsuki is based on Jesus Christ figure.

The Incarnation of Christ is a central Christian doctrine that God became flesh, assumed a human nature, and became a man in the form of Jesus Christ, the Son of God and the second person of the Trinity. This foundational Christian position holds that the divine nature of the Son of God was perfectly united with human nature in one divine Person, Jesus, making him both truly God and truly man. The theological term for this is hypostatic union: the Second Person of the Holy Trinity, God the Son, became flesh when he was miraculously conceived in the womb of the Virgin Mary.

Simmiliarties between SOSP and Jesus Christ :

- appeared from nowhere and tried to save the world

- both were messiah and sacrificed himself to save the humankind

- both were miraculously conceived in the womb of woman (Sage in Kaguya and Jesus in The Virgin Mary)

- both of them speaded the religion to convince the people to come back to good side

- both finally died taking on the worst danger to humans (Sage on Juubi while Jesus on Original/Main Sin)

- both had power to do many unimaginable things for human

- both had no Human Father as they were not needed

EVEN IF it is just coinsidence and Jesus Christ figure has nothing to do with Sage of six paths... then it is still possible for Kishi to being inspired from another religion(Hinduism) supporting this theory to be true. It could be the reason why Noone bothered to find Sage's body to summon him via Edo Tensei or control somehow. If my theory is true the Sage's souls could be immortal and beyond World so he could be impossible to summon via Edo Tensei.

Thanks for reading guys !

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[CurseSealofEarth]

You've just got to stop. You're too much.

 

[Bronze]

Stop...just stop. Rikudou Sennin having godlike powers doesn't make a him a real god. God is supposed to be person who is infinite in everything. Rikudou wasn't immortal, omnipotent nor all powerful. He became after becoming Juubi's jinchuuriki .

The fact he died is a proof he had limits.

 

[KCMNaruto]

Stop...just stop. Rikudou Sennin having godlike powers doesn't make a him a real god. God is supposed to be person who is infinite in everything. Rikudou wasn't immortal, omnipotent nor all powerful. He became after becoming Juubi's jinchuuriki .

The fact he died is a proof he had limits.

Jesus Christ died as well... only to revive himself after three days.

It is possibility I am not saying it will happen and should be taken as granted by why not

 

[BlinkST]

You can't mix middle eastern ideologies with an Asian story. The whole "one God" was a lie invented by the lower gods, anyhow.

 

[KCMNaruto]

You can't mix middle eastern ideologies with an Asian story. The whole "one God" was a lie invented by the lower gods, anyhow.

Maybe... but even if there were many gods then one of them had to be the most powerfull having total control over other gods. That God could be called Supreme God and it would still work.

The ten avatars of Vishnu

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The god Vishnu is said to descend ten times into our world during each cosmic cycle (mahayuga) in order to restore the balance between good and evil. The number of his incarnations varies from one Hindu writing to another. The Mahabharata gives three lists of Vishnu's avatars: First there are mentioned four, then six, and finally there is a list of ten, in the form of: (1) swan, (2) tortoise, (3) fish, (4) boar, (5) man-lion, (6) dwarf, (7) Bhargava Rama, (8) Dasaratha Rama, (9) Krishna, and (10) Kalki. The Markandeya Purana 4,44-58 lists 12 avatars of Vishnu, the Garuda Purana lists 19, while the Matsya Purana 47,32-52 lists 22. Since the time of the Bhagavata Purana the number of avatars has been uniformly recognized as ten. Therefore we will use the best known list: (1) fish, (2) tortoise, (3) boar, (4) man-lion, (5) dwarf, (6) Parasurama, (7) Rama, (8) Krishna, (9) Buddha and (10) Kalki. The first nine have already occurred and the last one is still to come. Let us give a brief description of each avatar, see what it had to achieve and how it was done.


(1) The fish (Matsya). The Vedas were stolen from Brahma by a demon, so the gods sent a flood on the earth to drown him and thus recover the holy scriptures. Vishnu took the form of a fish, predicted the coming deluge to the saint Manu and saved him together with his family by leading his ship to safety.

(2) The tortoise (Kurma). During the deluge that destroyed the world the gods lost the cream of the milk ocean (amrita), by which they renewed their youthfulness and avoided death. Gods and demons together set about producing amrita by churning the ocean of milk, using a mountain as churning stick and the incarnation of Vishnu as a tortoise for the pivot on which to rest it. Their action was successful and the amrita recovered.

(3) The boar (Varaha). Brahma was forced to grant the boon of immortality to a demon that had performed austerities. Under the cover of this boon, the demon persecuted both men and gods, stole the Vedas from Brahma and dragged the earth under the ocean, down to his dark abode. However, the demon forgot to mention the boar in his list of gods, men and animals to which he could be invulnerable, so Vishnu took the form of a huge boar, descended into the ocean, killed the demon with his tusks, recovered the Vedas and released the earth.

(4) The man-lion (Narasinha). A demon had obtained the boon of invulnerability through asceticism from the attacks of men, beasts and gods. He had the assurance from Brahma that he could not be killed either day or night, inside or outside his house. This demon grew very powerful, forbade the worship of all gods and substituted it with worship for himself. Vishnu took the form of half-man, half-lion (neither man nor beast) and tore the demon into pieces in the evening (neither in the day nor in the night) in the doorway of his palace (neither inside nor outside it).

(5) The dwarf (Vamana). The king Bali had gained too much power by his sacrifices, so the gods were in danger of losing their heavenly position to him. Therefore Vishnu was incarnated as a dwarf and asked the king for the gift of three paces of land. Once they were accepted, the dwarf suddenly grew to an enormous size and covered all the earth and the heavens by his paces and Bali was left to dwell in hell.

(6) Parasurama (Rama with the ax). The warrior caste (kshatriya) was exercising tyranny over all men, especially over the Brahmins, so the priestly caste was endangered. Vishnu came to earth as Parasurama and exterminated the whole kshatriya caste with his ax.

While he was still on earth, the next avatar (Ramachandra) came and the two had to struggle. Ramachandra defeated Parasurama in a trial of strength and broke his bow. (Both the Ramayana and the Mahabharata recollect this episode. In the Mahabharata Parasurama is knocked senseless by Ramachandra.)

(7) Ramachandra (Rama) is the hero of the Ramayana epic. The demon Ravana had practiced austerities in order to propitiate Brahma, who had granted him immunity from being killed by gods, gandharvas and demons. Under this protection, Ravana persecuted gods and men. Vishnu took the human form of prince Rama, for Ravana was too proud to ask for immunity from men. Many adventures followed in Rama's trip to save his wife Sita, who was kidnapped by the demon and taken to the Lanka Island. Rama raised an army of monkeys and bears led by the monkey-god Hanuman and a great battle was fought in front of the gates of the city. Rama used a magic weapon infused by the power of many gods, killed Ravana and rescued his wife.

(8) Krishna. The objective of Vishnu's incarnation as Krishna was to kill the demon Kamsa, who had become a tyrannical king. He killed children and banned the worship of Vishnu. Krishna's mission had three phases: childhood, youth and middle age. During childhood he performed many feats of strength, killing all demons sent against him by Kamsa. In his youth, Krishna had many amorous adventures with married cowgirls. At last, in his middle-age, he killed Kamsa and took part in the Bharata war (the most famous episode is the one recollected in the Bhagavad Gita). His mission accomplished, Krishna retreated into the forest in meditation. A hunter mistook his foot for a deer and shot it, thus piercing Krishna's one vulnerable spot and mortally wounding him.

(9) Buddha. The demons had stolen the sacrificial potions of the gods and performed asceticism, so the gods could not conquer them. Vishnu incarnated as a man of delusion in order to propagate false ideas and lead them astray from their old faith. Buddha preached that there is no creator, that the three major gods (Brahma, Vishnu and Shiva) were just ordinary mortals, that there is no dharma, that death is total annihilation, there is no heaven or hell and sacrifices are of no value. Obviously, Buddha as avatar of Vishnu has no historical foundation. He was a kind of devil's advocate who managed to weaken the opponents of the gods. The demons became Buddhists, abandoned the Vedas and consequently were killed by the gods. This story was first presented in the Vishnu Purana (5th century AD) and is obviously an attempt to subordinate Buddhism to Hinduism.

(10) Kalki. The last avatar, who is still to come, puts an end to the degenerated earth, accomplishing the final destruction of the wicked and preparing the way for the renewal of creation and the resurgence of virtue in the next mahayuga.

The following table summarizes the meaning of Vishnu's past 9 avatars:

 

[Bronze]

Jesus Christ died as well... only to revive himself after three days.

It is possibility I am not saying it will happen and should be taken as granted by why not

That's just what some Christians believe. A book containing bullshit isn't going to convince me. Once you die, you don't come back to life.

Your theory makes no sense what so ever. You're saying Rikudou had 2 natures. A human nature and divine nature, which makes no sense, because a human nature means you're limited, and divine nature means you're non limited. You cannot be limited and non limited at the same time. It doesn't make any sense.

 

[Huzaifa]

Lmfao haters gonna hate. This guy made a good theory.

That's just what some Christians believe. A book contains BS isn't going to convince me. Once you die, you don't come back to life.

Your theory makes no sense what so ever. You're saying Rikudou had 2 natures. A human nature and divine nature, which makes no sense, because a human nature means you're limited, and divine nature means you're non limited. You cannot be limited and non limited at the same time. It doesn't make any sense.

Your gonna start a flame war.​

 

[KCMNaruto]

That's just what some Christians believe. A book containing bullshit isn't going to convince me. Once you die, you don't come back to life.

Your theory makes no sense what so ever. You're saying Rikudou had 2 natures. A human nature and divine nature, which makes no sense, because a human nature means you're limited, and divine nature means you're non limited. You cannot be limited and non limited at the same time. It doesn't make any sense.

You can and it is simple just let me elaborate more on it.

-Human nature: Human body affected by agging process, disease etc.

- Divine nature: Goldy immortal soul which can not die and go other world but can stay on earth/our real world.

See ? Here you have two natures mixed together.

Lmfao haters gonna hate. This guy made a good theory.

Your gonna start a flame war.​

Thanks ! I am glad, you agree

 

[phantomlord22]

Jesus Christ died as well... only to revive himself after three days.

It is possibility I am not saying it will happen and should be taken as granted by why not

kishi has its own beliefs
you're talking about christ which is something else
beside kishi never talked about the god the way we use to know

 

[CurseSealofEarth]

That's just what some Christians believe. A book containing bullshit isn't going to convince me. Once you die, you don't come back to life.
Your theory makes no sense what so ever. You're saying Rikudou had 2 natures. A human nature and divine nature, which makes no sense, because a human nature means you're limited, and divine nature means you're non limited. You cannot be limited and non limited at the same time. It doesn't make any sense.

@bold Leave that alone bro, you're gonna make this worse than it already is.

 

[KCMNaruto]

kishi has its own beliefs
you're talking about christ which is something else
beside kishi never talked about the god the way we use to know

Well but then even in Hindusim incarnation of devine being into human body by taking on human flesh is possible.

See below:

The ten avatars of Vishnu

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The god Vishnu is said to descend ten times into our world during each cosmic cycle (mahayuga) in order to restore the balance between good and evil. The number of his incarnations varies from one Hindu writing to another. The Mahabharata gives three lists of Vishnu's avatars: First there are mentioned four, then six, and finally there is a list of ten, in the form of: (1) swan, (2) tortoise, (3) fish, (4) boar, (5) man-lion, (6) dwarf, (7) Bhargava Rama, (8) Dasaratha Rama, (9) Krishna, and (10) Kalki. The Markandeya Purana 4,44-58 lists 12 avatars of Vishnu, the Garuda Purana lists 19, while the Matsya Purana 47,32-52 lists 22. Since the time of the Bhagavata Purana the number of avatars has been uniformly recognized as ten. Therefore we will use the best known list: (1) fish, (2) tortoise, (3) boar, (4) man-lion, (5) dwarf, (6) Parasurama, (7) Rama, (8) Krishna, (9) Buddha and (10) Kalki. The first nine have already occurred and the last one is still to come. Let us give a brief description of each avatar, see what it had to achieve and how it was done.


(1) The fish (Matsya). The Vedas were stolen from Brahma by a demon, so the gods sent a flood on the earth to drown him and thus recover the holy scriptures. Vishnu took the form of a fish, predicted the coming deluge to the saint Manu and saved him together with his family by leading his ship to safety.

(2) The tortoise (Kurma). During the deluge that destroyed the world the gods lost the cream of the milk ocean (amrita), by which they renewed their youthfulness and avoided death. Gods and demons together set about producing amrita by churning the ocean of milk, using a mountain as churning stick and the incarnation of Vishnu as a tortoise for the pivot on which to rest it. Their action was successful and the amrita recovered.

(3) The boar (Varaha). Brahma was forced to grant the boon of immortality to a demon that had performed austerities. Under the cover of this boon, the demon persecuted both men and gods, stole the Vedas from Brahma and dragged the earth under the ocean, down to his dark abode. However, the demon forgot to mention the boar in his list of gods, men and animals to which he could be invulnerable, so Vishnu took the form of a huge boar, descended into the ocean, killed the demon with his tusks, recovered the Vedas and released the earth.

(4) The man-lion (Narasinha). A demon had obtained the boon of invulnerability through asceticism from the attacks of men, beasts and gods. He had the assurance from Brahma that he could not be killed either day or night, inside or outside his house. This demon grew very powerful, forbade the worship of all gods and substituted it with worship for himself. Vishnu took the form of half-man, half-lion (neither man nor beast) and tore the demon into pieces in the evening (neither in the day nor in the night) in the doorway of his palace (neither inside nor outside it).

(5) The dwarf (Vamana). The king Bali had gained too much power by his sacrifices, so the gods were in danger of losing their heavenly position to him. Therefore Vishnu was incarnated as a dwarf and asked the king for the gift of three paces of land. Once they were accepted, the dwarf suddenly grew to an enormous size and covered all the earth and the heavens by his paces and Bali was left to dwell in hell.

(6) Parasurama (Rama with the ax). The warrior caste (kshatriya) was exercising tyranny over all men, especially over the Brahmins, so the priestly caste was endangered. Vishnu came to earth as Parasurama and exterminated the whole kshatriya caste with his ax.

While he was still on earth, the next avatar (Ramachandra) came and the two had to struggle. Ramachandra defeated Parasurama in a trial of strength and broke his bow. (Both the Ramayana and the Mahabharata recollect this episode. In the Mahabharata Parasurama is knocked senseless by Ramachandra.)

(7) Ramachandra (Rama) is the hero of the Ramayana epic. The demon Ravana had practiced austerities in order to propitiate Brahma, who had granted him immunity from being killed by gods, gandharvas and demons. Under this protection, Ravana persecuted gods and men. Vishnu took the human form of prince Rama, for Ravana was too proud to ask for immunity from men. Many adventures followed in Rama's trip to save his wife Sita, who was kidnapped by the demon and taken to the Lanka Island. Rama raised an army of monkeys and bears led by the monkey-god Hanuman and a great battle was fought in front of the gates of the city. Rama used a magic weapon infused by the power of many gods, killed Ravana and rescued his wife.

(8) Krishna. The objective of Vishnu's incarnation as Krishna was to kill the demon Kamsa, who had become a tyrannical king. He killed children and banned the worship of Vishnu. Krishna's mission had three phases: childhood, youth and middle age. During childhood he performed many feats of strength, killing all demons sent against him by Kamsa. In his youth, Krishna had many amorous adventures with married cowgirls. At last, in his middle-age, he killed Kamsa and took part in the Bharata war (the most famous episode is the one recollected in the Bhagavad Gita). His mission accomplished, Krishna retreated into the forest in meditation. A hunter mistook his foot for a deer and shot it, thus piercing Krishna's one vulnerable spot and mortally wounding him.

(9) Buddha. The demons had stolen the sacrificial potions of the gods and performed asceticism, so the gods could not conquer them. Vishnu incarnated as a man of delusion in order to propagate false ideas and lead them astray from their old faith. Buddha preached that there is no creator, that the three major gods (Brahma, Vishnu and Shiva) were just ordinary mortals, that there is no dharma, that death is total annihilation, there is no heaven or hell and sacrifices are of no value. Obviously, Buddha as avatar of Vishnu has no historical foundation. He was a kind of devil's advocate who managed to weaken the opponents of the gods. The demons became Buddhists, abandoned the Vedas and consequently were killed by the gods. This story was first presented in the Vishnu Purana (5th century AD) and is obviously an attempt to subordinate Buddhism to Hinduism.

(10) Kalki. The last avatar, who is still to come, puts an end to the degenerated earth, accomplishing the final destruction of the wicked and preparing the way for the renewal of creation and the resurgence of virtue in the next mahayuga.

The following table summarizes the meaning of Vishnu's past 9 avatars:

 

[Sapiens Sequax Sex Semita]

That's just what some Christians believe. A book containing bullshit isn't going to convince me. Once you die, you don't come back to life.

It happens all the time in hospitals but you our correct for now, tho some day mortality will be an unknown.

 

[Bronze]

You can and it is simple just let me elaborate more on it.

-Human nature: Human body affected by agging process, disease etc.

- Divine nature: Goldy immortal soul which can not die and go other world but can stay on earth/our real world.

See ? Here you have two natures mixed together.

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Do you know and understand the definition of a GOD? defiantly not. This is from dictionary and its the real thing:

God
a. A being conceived as the perfect, omnipotent, omniscient originator and ruler of the universe, the principal object of faith and worship in monotheistic religions.

God doesn't have weakness. God doesn't get effected by aging process, disease. God is perfect.

 

[vasu 32]

No. Kishimoto researched Hinduism,Buddism and Shintoism.

The very concept of Avatar,reincarnation of god is depicted in Hinduism where Lord Vishnu took 9 avatar[till now,as one still remains] to save humanity,7th being Lord Ram[Rama],8th being Lord Krishna and 9th being Mahatma Buddha[who preached love and his followers started Buddhism]. And I think the so6p is more like Buddha,9th avatar of Lord Vishnu[one of the 3 major god in hindu mythology aside from Brahma and Shiva]. The very concept of 6 paths were given by him,and actually also written in hindu and buddhist mythology. And we all know that Gautum Buddha did the exact same things kishimoto described in his manga,except the jubi part and all. The tree of knowledge or whatever is also found in these religion as well,though the story of adam and eve is likely more popular though. And princess kaguya was also sm1 in jap. folktales.

 

[KCMNaruto]

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Do you know and understand the definition of a GOD? defiantly not. This is from dictionary and its the real thing:

God
a. A being conceived as the perfect, omnipotent, omniscient originator and ruler of the universe, the principal object of faith and worship in monotheistic religions.

God doesn't have weakness. God doesn't get effected by aging process, disease. God is perfect.

Yeah that is all true... but God taking on Human flesh accepted human's body weakness and lived the same life as other people in christianity for example. Yes, that was example I brought where God was incarnated in Human body known as God's son Jesus Christ...

besides it is ficitional world so Kishi can do whatever he wishes.... let's see and wait until now manga has never denied that possibility.

 

[Bronze]

Yeah that is all true... but God taking on Human flesh accepted human's body weakness and lived the same life as other people in christianity for example. Yes, that was example I brought where God was incarnated in Human body known as God's son Jesus Christ...

besides it is ficitional world so Kishi can do whatever he wishes.... let's see and wait until now manga has never denied that possibility.

Except that would deny his/her statues as a god, because the definition of god is the one i wrote. God doesn't take on human form nor live his/her life as all people do. An example of speculation made by people.

Lel the Manga denied that possibility. Rikudou was born and DIED. Also as other members said, Kishimoto researches on buddisim and other religions. They all have different beliefs than Christianity.

Your theory is not true.

 

[Huzaifa]

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Do you know and understand the definition of a GOD? defiantly not. This is from dictionary and its the real thing:

God
a. A being conceived as the perfect, omnipotent, omniscient originator and ruler of the universe, the principal object of faith and worship in monotheistic religions.

God doesn't have weakness. God doesn't get effected by aging process, disease. God is perfect.

Hey have you heard of polytheistic believes. Ancient Greek myths? /post and your bs. You are very dense.

 

[Anonn]

Hey have you heard of polytheistic believes. Ancient Greek myths? /post and your bs. You are very dense.

Acient Greek myths is something completely different again so it's bs to bring it up here.

OT: Atleast you haven't added prime hiruzen to this as you do with allll your predictions lately.

 

[Huzaifa]

Acient Greek myths is something completely different again so it's bs to bring it up here.

OT: Atleast you haven't added prime hiruzen to this as you do with allll your predictions lately.

No how he is bringing up the definition of a omniscient and omnipotent being which is not being referred to in this thread its more of Christianity long standing feud of the trilogy and trinity. Look up that era and you know what I mean.