Phaistos Disk made by Pythagoras? 

Was the Phaistos Disk of Crete made by Pythagoras in the 6th century BC? Pythagoras (c. 580-500 BC) was a contemporary of the Buddha Gotama (c. 624 - 544 BC) in India, he was about 36 years old when the Buddha entered Parinibbāna. If his teachings of "metempsychosis" (knowledge of past lives), was based on Dependent Origination as taught by the Buddha, the symbols on the Phaistos disk and the Linear A and Linear B scripts were "ideograms" to teach meditation step by step, and not the lost phonetic alphabets of ancient Greek dialects as currently thought.
See also: Phaistos Disk Mater Key, tool to teach meditation? • Video
For a full translation of the Phaistos disk and text that explore the lost links of Buddhism in Europe:
www.lostlinksofbuddhism.com
www.settiwessels.com
Texts of lost links of Buddhism in Europe: www.settiwessels.com
Gundestrup Cauldron: a meditation diagram ● (Did Pythagoras make the Phaistos disk? ● Mystery of Maeshowe Orkney ● Golden Collars of Sweden and the ‘E’ at Delphi ● Etruscan symbols universal language of the heart)
Video Links www.settiwessels.com
“Gundestrup Cauldron: a meditation diagram” - text that describes the history and detailed translation of the Cauldron: • Video
Website link: www.settiwesse...
Documentary “Sketch of an Excellent Man” - a master meditation teacher describes the original meditation system as taught by the Buddha.
Short 9 minutes version Pa Auk Forest Monastery: • Pa Auk Forest Monaster...
Video text animation “Pantheon”: • Pantheon: Eye of the m...
Video text animation “Mysteries of Mithras and the quest of the cauldron”: • Mysteries of Mithras a...
Video text animation “Pict stones of Scotland”: • Pict Stones of Scotland
Video text animation “Did Pythagoras make the Phaistos Disk?: • Phaistos Disk made by ...
Video text animation "Sutton Hoo Ship Burial: to cross the ocean of samsara" • Sutton Hoo Ship Burial...
All contents is the personal view of the author.
Original source where the techniques are still taught, both as theory (Abhidhamma) and as meditation techniques (Samatha-Vipassanā):
Link meditation: www.paaukforestmonastery.org