Every day I drive past this building, but for some reason only recently vague alexandros formed into specific questions..
Pechory, Pskov region. st. Pskov. Officially, this is a commemorative stele in memory of the four years of the Great Patriotic War.
Symbolizes its beginning and end. 1941 and 1945. It seems logical, but why two columns? This is a well-known Masonic symbol!
It would seem that to suspect the Soviet people who built the monument almost immediately after the end of the war would be the height of stupidity, however … Even cats will not be born just like that. I would still like to understand this issue.
Once an old friend of mine, who was a sailor in the fish fleet during the Soviet era, told me that in the southern countries Christopher Columbus is called "Krishtobal de Colomn". Even then it seemed to me that the name of the "discoverer of America" can tell a lot. I have a habit of listening to the sound of words and trying to grasp their true meaning. So, my translation came out something like this: Krishtobal - Christopher - Christopher, this is nothing more than CREST (Christ) + FOR - FAR, i.e. THE LIGHT OF CHRIST. Colomn - Columbus - Column is clearly related to the word "COLUMN". From this it follows that the word "Colony" is not just related in sound, it is one-root word.
Columbus was known to be a colonizer. Everything fits together, it seemed to me, most likely "Christopher Colonne" is not even a proper name, but rather sounds like a position or profession. Christopher Columbus is the one who pillars the captured territories with COLUMNS, turning them into COLONIES, and at the same time brings the light of the teachings of Jesus Christ to the natives. And whatever the current historians write about the meaning and meaning of the columns scattered around the world, it is obvious to the initiates that the column is, first of all, a kind of a sign of property, a brand, a brand, like on the skin of cattle. So that everyone understands that it will not be possible to stake out here, the colony has an owner who has marked his property in this way. Isn't that what the new owner of the land does in the first place when he drives in the pegs along the borders of the property?
Here, in order to avoid misunderstandings, it is necessary to make a clarification: - The column and the stele (obelisk) are only outwardly similar. In fact, they are structurally different, but the main thing is that their meaning and symbolism have nothing in common.
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Obelisks are placed "at the end of the path", conventionally speaking, it is a symbol of death, if you like, and the column is always a symbol of triumph, directed to the future, in memory of the past accomplishment.
The column is a symbol that personifies the idea of the world axis, which holds the sky, connecting it to the earth. Very often the column symbolizes the tree of life, stability and solidity. According to Philo of Alexandria (remember this name !!!), this symbol expresses the idea of a God who manifests stability as opposed to the changing human nature, the Broken column means death.
Double columns, or pillars, stand apart. They can be seen everywhere:
Yes, rostral columns from the same opera. Are you surprised?
And this is Berlin …
The two columns at the entrance to the temple symbolize the Heavenly Gates through which believers pass to get inside. This passage means a transition to a new life or to another world.
But there are many very famous structures all over the world, which at first glance cannot be called columns, but the initiate is taught to read the hidden language of symbols. They are everywhere, believe me.
Jesuit Church in Spain.
Cologne Cathedral.
Notre Dame Cathedral.
Yes! Yes! And that's it too! The statement, of course, is controversial, but very likely, if you know something …
Do not hope, this is also not a coincidence.
Painting by Mikhail Lvovich Rukhin, written in 1974. is now for sale at a price of … $ 2,320,000.00 !!!
Not "Black Square" by Malevich, of course, but … But why two columns then?
I suppose that's why:
According to the Masonic version, the two pillars appeared thanks to the biblical king Solomon, who, while equipping his Jerusalem palace, ordered the erection of two copper columns - Boaz and Yakhin.
I must say right away that I am not inclined to trust these fables, but still, what do they tell us about this?
The gate for the initiate, the exit to the light for the seeker, the columns of the temple in Jerusalem. B:. - North Column and Me:. - South Column. The symbolic columns resemble obelisks inscribed with hieroglyphs that towered in front of Egyptian temples. They are also found in two rounded portals of Gothic cathedrals. These are the two columns of Hercules, indicating the boundaries between which the individual's personality dies. The Masonic initiation ritual includes a warning to the candidate before entering the temple - "if you hold on to human differences, go away - they are not here." The northern column also symbolizes destruction, primordial Chaos; South - creation, orderliness, system, internal interconnection. These are Earth and Space, Chaos and Amber.
But we know that the Masons themselves never tell the truth to anyone. Everything that they ascribe to themselves was appropriated at different times, and if you know that no Jewish king Solomon existed, but in fact there was a real prototype - the ruler of post-Christian Byzantium Suleiman the Magnificent, who lived and worked in the sixteenth century, a descendant of Sultan Daoud (David according to the Jewish interpretation), much becomes clear as daylight.
After all, the six-pointed star was the ancestral emblem of the sultan dynasty, founded by Daud (David), therefore the Jews do not lie, calling this symbol "Magendavid". Yes, this is the Star of David, who was actually called Daud, and it would be more correct to call it the Star of Daud. Therefore, all the descendants of the Byzantine sultans had a six-pointed star on their family coats of arms.
Here, for example, is the family coat of arms of the Yusupov princes.
You can study the images of the coats of arms of Russian noblemen of Tatar origin for yourself. All have the image of a six-pointed star, and not just like that, but as a symbol of belonging to the Daud family, a glorious ruler, whom the Freemasons recorded as Jews.
Thus, there is every reason to believe that the two columns are a more ancient symbol, and have nothing to do with the Freemasons and Jews.
When they say "pillars", which pillars immediately appear in the memory? I am sure that for the majority, the associative array will continue like this: Krasnoyarsk, Amur, Lensk. But many also remember the Pillars of Hercules.
The Strait of Gibraltar was called that. At least that's what they say. Probably because on old maps they were designated by pillars - columns:
According to legend, King Eurystheus ordered the hero to deliver Geryon's cows to Mycenae from the island of Erythia, which was located far to the west in the ocean. Sailing past Tartessa, Hercules erected on the northern and southern shores of the strait, which separated Europe from Africa, two steles, which were called the Pillars of Hercules. According to another version, the hero moved apart the mountains that blocked the entrance to the ocean, thus creating the Strait of Gibraltar.
And they also say that it was these pillars entwined with a ribbon that became the symbol of the American dollar, I already wrote about this.
But there are other pillars on old maps as well!
Fragment of the map of Tartary by Bernard Sylvanas 1511.
Colomne Alexander see? It fits perfectly with the modern map. The flow of the Kuban and Manych rivers is clearly visible. And what do we find in the place of the indicated Alexander Colomne (remember the call of Columbus? Cristobal de Colomne) in our time?
You will not believe. We find the Aleksandrovsky columns in the village of Aleksandrovskoye, Stavropol Territory!
Geographic coordinates: 44 ° 42'00 ″ s. sh. 42 ° 59'00 ″ in. etc.
The pillars, as it were, separate the lands of the Sakans, Surans and Amazons from the country of Ti. The mountains create a kind of gate, and by analogy with the Pillars of Hercules, they could be a strait!
This is possible only if the sea level was 350 meters higher than today, or the isthmus itself between the Azov and Caspian Seas was at a much lower level. Most likely, both factors could play a role here at the same time. People settled in the North Caucasus after the flood and after it had risen, rising a good hundred above sea level. Roughly this situation led to the emergence of a high-mountain lake with sea water, flora and fauna - Titicaca in Peru and Bolivia.
And the columns … The columns could remain from the antediluvian times. I’m just wondering why the Aleksandrovskys?
Stop! I know what you are thinking! Of course Alexander the Great!
Aha … In St. Petersburg, by the way, there is also the Alexander Pillar. And scientists say that it was named so, in honor of the winner in the war of 1812. Emperor Alexander Pervag. Or maybe the emperor has nothing to do with it?
Guess who?
Yes, I know….! All of you educated, you all know perfectly well that this is the Monument to the Duke de Richelieu in Odessa (aka the bronze duke) - a full-length bronze monument dedicated to Armand Emmanuel du Plessis, Duke de Richelieu, opened in 1828. The first monument erected in the city of Odessa.
Now remember where did it come from? If someone doesn't remember, I will tell you that according to the official version, the monument was cast in St. Petersburg and brought to Odessa from there. Brought from there, that's right, and cast, no doubt in the same place, but who does he represent?
Is there a monument to Marshal Zhukov in England? Not. Why would a country that defeated France suddenly decide to immortalize its prisoner of war in bronze?
So, a fact, almost already recognized even by official historians: - Initially, this bronze man was on … You will not believe … On the top of the Alexander Pillar on the palace square of St. Petersburg!
In 1828, he was replaced by the creature with wings and a cross, which is now known as the "Angel" at the top of the Montferrand column.
But until recently, the Column looked exactly like this. This is confirmed by an engraving from a private collection in Germany. I can't attach a picture of her now, but it doesn't matter. anyway, someone will exclaim: - "Zhaaabaaa"! But it's all the same. Facts do not play a special role here. They are easily faked. It is impossible to fake only common sense, and he whispers that: - "SUCH PROBABLY OF ALL" !!!!
So who is he, this Duke - Richelieu - Alexander - Octavian - August?
It seems to me that this is the same, missing, Prince Rurik. More precisely -
Guy Luli Cesar Octavian August Rauric:
GAIUS LULIUS CAESAR OCTAVIANUS AUGUSTA RAURIK.
This is the real full name of the ruler known to the world as Julius Caesar. Why hide his full name? Yes, only so that no one would guess that Rurik is not at all legendary, but a completely real character, and it is he who is the very Emperor Augustus, the lineage from which the Russian tsars led before the seizure of power by the Romanovs, and which Ivan the Terrible mentioned in passing in a letter to the Queen of England.
And official historians say that Ivan Vasilyevich, they say, was touched by the mind, slightly star-struck, so he dragged Augustus Rimsky into his relatives. However, it is just right for the current descendants of the Goldsteins - Gottorpskys to go to doctors, since their German blood is too mixed in a closed brigade of relatives, which is often very harmful to mental health.
Now try to guess what this column is called….
Something tells me that your third eye has opened, and you all said in unison that this is also the “Pillar of Alexandria”. Exactly !!! It is called that way, moreover, it is located in … Alexandria !!! Egyptian, of course, and not the one in the Kirovograd region in Ukraine. Although, the regional city of Alexandria in Ukraine cannot be written off to the archive. There is a "chuyka" that there is also not so simple.
So: the Column of Alexandria is a 27 meter column, a symbol of Alexandria, erected by the prefect of Alexandria Pompey in honor of the commander Diocletian, who gave the order to distribute bread to the townspeople and put an end to hunger.
Why did I highlight the name of Diocletian?
Gaius Aurelius Valerius Diocletianus
Because for several years now I have been trying to understand how the fate of the Roman commander is so similar to the fate of our Russian Alexander Nevsky, like two boots of one pair! I have long suspected that the character of Diocletian was stupidly copied from Alexander Yaroslavovich Ryurikov, canonized, the patron saint of the Russian army, and all defenders of the fatherland.
Diocletian, Caesar, Duke.
If we compare the presented trinity, then Diocletian still somehow may not really claim to be related (externally), but Duke and Rurik (Caesar) have photographic similarities. This is the same person, or they are blood relatives. So …
And this means, most likely, that it was Gaius Lulius Octavian Augustus Rurik (more precisely, his full-length sculptural portrait) who was at the top of the Alexandria pillar on the Palace Square in St. Petersburg!
But let's not forget that this is all just an attempt to recover the stolen past. Reflections are useful, of course, but it is much more productive to operate with facts. It's time to go to the place where the Alexander Pillars were located in the sixteenth century. Forward! To the Stavropol Territory, to the regional center, the village of Aleksandrovskoye.
(Photo by Sergey Sidorenko):
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The Aleksandrovsky Village Council is located in the central part of the Stavropol Territory. Its history begins in 1777, when, as part of the Azov-Mozdok defensive line created in the North Caucasus, the Alexander fortress was built, among other fortresses. Now with. Aleksandrovskoe is the administrative center of the district, located 110 km south-east of Stavropol.
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The outskirts of the village are known for natural monuments: the rocks of Stolby, Frog, Turtle, Begemot, the Kiselevsky mound, the Stone Sheds caves, the Vdovin well and the Holy springs, numerous burial mounds, the Krasnoznamensky settlement and the Tomuzlovsky settlement dating back to the Bronze Age and the Middle Ages.
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A folk legend is also associated with these pillars, recorded at the beginning of the 20th century by G. N. Transparency. Here is this story: “After the flood, God sent an angel to Earth to see what was going on there: maybe there is a drowned man of the righteous people? The angel flew, flew and sees that the devil is also looking for a dry place. “Even though he is a sinful soul, he still needs to dry himself, because it rained for forty days and forty nights.” They met on the North Mountain (now it is called the Main). The devil says: “Well, you go to the right side, and I will go to the left. I will lay the city here and gather people, otherwise you, with God, will drown them again. " And the angel went to the right, and the devil to the left, and the earth-mother ducked under their feet, so it went out with beams. The devil's knives are heavy, wherever he steps, so the earth there will be a stone and rubble. And the angel's legs are thin, like reeds, goes - and you can't hear,only flaps its wings. He walks and cries, grieves: there is dirt all around, it has not dried up yet, there is not a pebble or a tree, there is nothing for him to take to do something good for a person. And the devil, meanwhile, set the terrible gates that stand on the mountain, began to collect stones, and there he led the wall and laid the building on the mountain. An angel walked, walked and saw that the devil had started to work, he would build a city and take people full, sat down in powerlessness, tears are falling, pouring on the ground. And here comes the old man. “What are you crying, friend?” He asks the angel. “How can I not cry, that city will be building, it will take all the people in full, but I have neither a pebble nor a tree, there is nothing for me to take." “Well, don't cry, friend,” the old man replies. - "Here you have these seeds, throw them into the wind. And your tears will also benefit people, "- and disappeared. The angel took the seeds,he threw them in the wind - and grass and various greens and trees of all sorts went from them, and from the place where the tears fell, the river flowed “for evil”. And then the people went and occupied the entire right side. And nobody went to the other side. The devil that built during the day, then collapsed at night, he will build in another place, and at night it will fall apart; he is on the third - and there too. So he was tormented, tormented, and in his frenzy he began to scatter stones across the valley, but on this side he still could not throw them. And all this happened to him for evil, and therefore the river was nicknamed "Tomuzlovka".he is on the third - and there too. So he was tormented, tormented, and in his frenzy he began to scatter stones across the valley, but on this side he still could not throw them. And all this happened to him for evil, and therefore the river was nicknamed "Tomuzlovka".he is on the third - and there too. So he was tormented, tormented, and in his frenzy he began to scatter stones across the valley, but on this side he still could not throw them. And all this happened to him for evil, and therefore the river was nicknamed "Tomuzlovka".
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Every beautiful place has its own beautiful legend, but legends are good for telling stories in the evening around the campfire during a camping trip.
Therefore, modern local historians have come up with their own legend. According to their version, Alexander Mak'eDONSKY led his divisions to the north to find Hyperborea, but, like Hitler and Napoleon, he did not take into account that in tunics, chlamyds and chitons, soldiers do not really like to fight with “General Russian Frost”. The quartermasters brought them down, felt boots and underpants with fleece for the whole army were not brought up in time, therefore, at the northernmost point of the expedition, when everyone felt chilly, Alexander the Great ordered the installation of a triumphal arch, and from there they went in a crowd to India to warm up.
Arku that was marked on the map by Claudius Ptolemy, and from his maps it migrated to the maps of followers, even in those days when there was no stone left over from the columns.
A beautiful version, more real than the legend of the Angel and the Devil, but no more than a legend.
Too much is attributed to Alexander the Great, and too many wanted to be called Alexander the Great, so we are unlikely to find out the truth about who he really was, and how many there were, and what times they all lived.
The truth seems to me different. If one of our ancestors had a hand in what we see now, it’s only in order to break, destroy, drag to our dacha, and scribble the inscription: - "9" A "drives !!! Vocational school number 17 - sucks."
These stones are not of natural origin. These are pieces of debris from the ruins that were already ruins under Claudius Ptolemy, that's what I think. For hundreds of years, erosion has erased the last traces that could unequivocally classify stones as structures of antiquity, giving them such bizarre shapes.
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It is simply impossible to look at it without emotion. The goat is sucking on the udder of its mother.
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It is hard to believe that this is a play of nature. The anatomical features of steppe artiodactyls are too accurate. Even the mood is accurately conveyed. Only a great sculptor is capable of this.
In general, it is very reminiscent of chunks of unreinforced concrete turned by sand and wind. Although … if you look closely at photo # 4, you can see at the top something like a central reinforcing rod sticking out vertically from the stone. So the likelihood that it is concrete is very high.
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Like this … Steppe and steppe all around, and suddenly, unexpectedly …
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Well, if our ancestors found something that they did not need in the steppe, but could be useful somewhere else, what would they do? So are we. Drag it until another one doesn’t drag it away!
If the columns actually existed, and the structure on which they were installed was preserved only in the form of fragments and protruding foundations of the foundation, then where could the columns themselves go?
Everything was dragged there from Egypt, Persia, South America, etc.
Venice caught my attention. One of the headquarters of Masons, Jesuits and other foremen.
Take your time … Look carefully and feel the energy of this place. Listen to the heart …
According to official legend, the columns were brought to Venice in 1125. from Byzantium, and fifty years later were installed in St. Mark's Square.
On one of the columns is a statue of Saint Theodore, one of the first patrons of the city. The marble figure of St. Theodore consists of parts of 2 Roman statues: the head of Mithridates of Pontus is installed on the Roman torso of the time of Emperor Andrian. At the feet of the saint there is a similar compound crocodile - according to legend, this symbolizes the sea power of Venice.
On the second column of Saint Mark, there is a sculpture of a winged lion, the symbol of Saint Mark, converted from a Persian chimera. A third column was also transported from Constantinople, but it drowned while unloading. Previously, the death penalty was carried out between these columns.
This is a legend, let's try to find out what really is here …
Let's start with Fyodor … What catches your eye?
Obvious discrepancy between materials and quality of processing. The ancient granite column has a modern, relatively (nineteenth century) capital.
It all fits together. The columns were brought, information about where exactly - from Visantia (Anty is one of the names of Slavic tribes) is important for us. The capital is clearly made of Italian marble, and most likely it was not made for this column, because there is a disproportion in size. Most likely she was also stolen from somewhere. But the sculptural group at the top is also discordant with the general ensemble!
A remake, and hacky. Here I would have believed that he was whipped by the peasants driven to the construction site from the Pskov and Novgorod villages.
Is that what they call a crocodile? Then I'm Anna Akhmatova, I apologize for the pun.
They would call it a Turkmen desman, probably …
It is not surprising that thousands of people were killed here. Dragons are clearly to their taste. Well, what about the Darkness, ugh you … Mark?
By the way, the lion's face is also dragon's …
The church attributes the winged lion to the evangelist Mark. But let's not forget, she ascribes and ascribes everything.
We know that this symbol is pagan, which appeared long before the fishermen sect was created.
The green lion is a symbol of the youthful grain god before he ripens to a golden grain. By the way, they also refer to the griffin. Now I want to draw your attention to that part of the official legend, which says that the head of Saint Theodore was allegedly taken from the statue of Mithridates of Pontus. And Mithridates is a Scythian prince who lived and worked in the glorious Panticapaeum, which now bears the name Kerch, in the Crimea. And on the coat of arms of Crimea we have …
Well yes! Two columns and a griffin! A ribbon wrapped around two pillars is a dollar! The rising sun is east. And it rises behind the red shield (SHILD'S MOUTH).
Of course, all this is just a chain of simple coincidences. It is very difficult to even connect them into a single picture, but it is worth considering:
In the Middle Ages, three Bosphorus were known - the Bosporus.
1. Pillars of Hercules (Strait of Gibraltar), 2. The Byzantine Bosporus, which has this name to this day, is where: - “Hey! Train! Buy a leather jacket, eh? (Istanbul), 3. Bosporus Cimmerian, this is the Kerch Strait, where Mithridates lived. By the way, in the immediate vicinity of the Alexander Pillars.
What common? A lot, but I'm talking about the pillars. The memory of the pillars remained, but they themselves were gone. As well as the Alexandria lighthouse, which either was or was not. It collapsed several times, rose from the ashes, but no traces of it have been found.
Most likely, there was a lighthouse and pillars, but how they were called, and whether they were called at all in our usual sense, we will never know. Alexander's fans did not leave us such a chance. Those hints that have come down to our days in the form of legends, ruins, debris, debris from the wreckage are enough only to train the imagination.
Such sterility of information gives the right to assume that all this is NOT OURS. Our civilization has nothing to do with the creation of these objects, it has matured on the ruins left over from its predecessors, about which we know nothing and could not know, because we were born much later after the creators left this earth.
Output?
Fight, seek, find, and don't give up! Preserve what we have and preserve ourselves along with the memory of our ancestors. Somehow I don't want to watch from heaven how some spiders crawl over the ruins of my house and arrange scientific conferences, boasting who discovered what …
