Buddha's Big Foot Home Page

Buddha's Big Foot

About the book:

Welcome to the home page of Buddha's Big Foot, by Robert Korczynski. This controversial new book investigates history, religion, linguistics, and numerology to conclude that all of the Christian teachings of Jesus were sourced from Buddhism.

Robert Korczynski holds a Bachelor's degree from the University of Michigan with Majors in Psychology and Sociology, and Minors in Philosophy and Comparative Religions. He is an avowed Agnostic.

Expanding on the revolutionary work of the Danish linguist Dr. Christian Lindtner (CL), Buddha's Big Foot is an academic investigation into the influence of King Ashoka's Buddhist Missionaries within the religions of the ancient world; called the, "Dharma Mahamatras," CL translates their name as, "Officers of the Law." Over generations, their influence within the Hebrew groups produced the Nazarenes and the Essenes, and they are the apparent creators of Mandaeaism, the believers in John the Baptist.

However, the influence of Buddhist Missionaries within early Christianity is the most astonishing. Spiritual descendants of the Dharma Mahamatras seem to be the exclusive authors of the Christian gospels, including all of The New Testament gospels and all of the so-called "Gnostic" Christian gospels that were not included in the Bible.

Buddha's Big Foot draws from the Gospel of Thomas, the Gospel of Magdalene, the New Testament gospels of the Bible, and various teachings of the Buddha to show the common threads of buddha-dharma still found within Christianity.

International customers can purchase a copy of Buddha's Big Foot through the publisher's secure server.

U.S. customers can get it on Amazon.

Now sold at bookstores nationwide (just ask your local store to order it).

The following pages are excerpted from chapter 6 of Buddha's Big Foot. The excerpts cover the Enlightenment experience in Gnostic Christianity and Buddhism, the Snakes and Doves in Christianity, the 4 Noble Truths of Buddhism, and the teachings on Form and Emptiness (Shunyata) found in the Gospel of Magdalene.