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The original Buddha (Shakyamuni/Guatama/Siddhartha) and the majority of the early buddhas (bodhisattvas) were Hebrew Israelites. One of the many connections between the Buddha/Buddhists and Hebrew Israelites was a branch of Scythians, known as the Royal Scythians. Herodotus and other ancient historians have identified the Scythians as the Israelites of the Northern Kingdom who lived primarily as nomads after the Assyrian captivity. The Israelite/Scythians were a very warlike people that dominated the trade routes and moved from the East into the Far East along the Silk Road. The Brahmin Priesthood of India, Hinduism and Buddhism all preserve parts of the mysteries of taught by the Sage of the Shakya Clan of Royal Scythians; Shakyamuni Buddha. This same priesthood also seems connected to the Druidic priesthood of the Celts responsible for Stonehenge. Some scholars and 'illumined' freemasons of the modern age have identified the Druids with the Phoenicians.

The Phoenicians, who are Israelites, are connected to the Scythians through Assyria/Syria/Lebanon, and a branch of the royal bloodline appears to have established the same mystery school that produced the magic and architectural marvels of Afghanistan, India, Tibet, Thailand, China, Japan, etc. in the East and Nuraghe of Sardinia, the Beehive tombs of Asia Minor and the Mediterranean, the Dolmens and Cromlechs (stone circles) around the around the world. Although the Buddhists practiced the serpentine wisdom (kept at the Palmyrene temple of Baal) that they inherited from their wayward forefathers of the Northern Kingdom of Israel, the Scythians, after Solomons fall. Identifying the Buddhist as Israelites provides much more incite into the Hebrew Israelite presence around the globe and their many contributions to the world. It also has many other important connotations that incite further questions that have answers.

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