Modern theory can hardly contain the onslaught of all the new facts that are revealed over time. In this light, artifacts that have been studied and ranked as religious items reveal their true purpose.
Such an artifact, which turned out to be a super-powerful weapon of the past, is the Vajra.
This amazing artifact has survived to this day in its original form and it is simply amazing. After all, most of the ancient artifacts reach us only in the form of a skillful replica.
What is Varja?
In translation from Sanskrit, this artifact is called "lightning strike", as well as "diamond". In mountainous Tibet it is called Dorje, in Japan it is called Kongosho, in Mongolia - Ochir and, finally, in China - Jinghansi.
This artifact is the most important accessory in many rituals and ceremonies. It is as important to the Hindus as the cross to the Christians, and the crescent to the Muslims.
If we turn to myths, then there varja is the most powerful weapon of the god Indra himself, which is capable of hitting opponents absolutely accurately and without a chance to miss. With all this, the warja is always intact, like a diamond, no matter how powerful the blow was before it.
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It is important to know that Indra is a deity who commands absolutely everything, he is the main god for all other gods. He also, concurrently, holds the post of the Thunderer, the lord of lightning and thunder. Lord of the weather and everyone else in and under the world.
The most common Varge modification looks like this: it is a cruciform design depicting crossed beams of lightning.
If we turn to Greek mythology, then here too we can see this mysterious weapon. But Zeus owns it, and as you know, he also possessed a deadly powerful weapon that could destroy everything around. It turns out that the warj weapon was spread throughout our planet, and was not exclusively an Indian prerogative.
The most ancient of the warj, which has survived in its original form, can be found in the Nepalese temple complex Bodnacht. In the central part of this complex, built in the 6th century BC, there is a Buddhist stupa (which itself is an extremely curious artifact, very much like a space capsule). A huge varja is located near it; it is still the main object of pilgrimage.
According to the assurances of the keepers of the complex, it was this warj that was once used by the gods themselves and personally cut the stones, put them in the walls of the temple, as well as other huge structures.
According to the monks themselves, in order to activate this device, it is necessary to read a special mantra, the text of which is securely stored in the monastery itself. Not a single researcher was even allowed to come close to the scriptures, so this mystery remains unsolved.
But some researchers speculate that the activation of weapons may be related to torsion fields. The theory of these fields began to be developed as early as 1922 by the French scientist E. Cartan. And they connected her with the warjs due to the fact that the compiled schemes of the torsion fields very much resemble the artifact itself.
So far, it has not been possible to activate any of the currently existing warj, but maybe this is for the best. After all, if the legends are true, then only one such varja is capable of causing a lot of misfortune and destruction. And while humanity is unable to resolve many issues peacefully, it does not need such weapons.