You can find them if you search for them.Alias wrote: Where are those "original teachings"? Who taught them? Who learned them?
Why are those unacknowledged canons to be considered "true" religion, in place of the ones practiced by millions of people?
They came about over the course of thousands of years, by each generation of practitioner learning orally from the previous generation, then perhaps adding some new insights to the already existing systems, and then passing down that knowledge to the next generation (orally). After millennia certain religious systems were established and systematized.
And these systems have always been practiced only by the few, not the many. What the few can have, often the masses cannot. This applies not just to esoteric systems, but even to ordinary systems, like, say, quantum physics. The average man will never be able to practice and study quantum physics. Only a small % of men will have the intelligence, fortitude, and simply time to master all of its principles. And this is a law. The only difference is that it's even more rare for men to be prepared for these esoteric doctrines than it is astrophysics.
I don't source information anymore. All I can say is that if a man seeks, it's possible to find information about these systems. They've been preserved up to modern times. The problem is that most people are quite satisfied with their falsified modern counterparts. A man who is satisfied with lies will not seek out the truth...What is your source for the real origins of the real Inca and ancient Chinese mythologies that's unavailable to the rest of us?