I have already told in a separate post that in some of the paintings and drawings of the first half of the 19th century, an obelisk is depicted next to the building of the Kazan Cathedral in St. Petersburg. At the same time, I found about a dozen of such paintings and drawings. However, it is completely unknown when and where this obelisk then disappeared. At the same time, it is well known that similar obelisks are now installed in several places in the world, known as "centers of power" of the so-called. "World government". These are the Vatican, District of Columbia (USA), the City of London (Britain). And all these territories have a special status and a certain sovereignty from other state formations. Even from those of which they formally belong.
I expressed my version about the disappearance of the obelisk from the square near the Kazan Cathedral and its true purpose in the post "Where did the obelisk disappear near the Kazan Cathedral in St. Petersburg." At the same time, I was based on the opinion of the alternative researcher and electrical engineer A. Romanov, who told on his channel in the video "Knowledge of the Ancients" the principle of the Vatican obelisk, which was part of a power plant for obtaining atmospheric electricity. I was also interested in the question: was there an obelisk near the Kazan Cathedral in a single copy for the whole of St. Petersburg?
And I must say that the falsifiers of science and history, hiding from us not only the truth about our past, but also about the technologies of the civilizations of the "golden" and "silver ages", very successfully "cleaned out" all known and available sources. Excluding, of course, the aforementioned paintings and drawings of the Kazan Cathedral. And, nevertheless, I was able to find some evidence of the presence of other obelisks in the city on the Neva on the engravings depicting the illuminations and fireworks of the Russian Empire, which were carried out on holidays and significant dates of the royal dynasty.
Here, for example, is an engraving depicting illumination and fireworks on January 28, 1738 in St. Petersburg in honor of the birthday of the Russian empress. I do not know what kind of antique building it is in the background, but on the platform in front of it, where the holiday is illuminated, six real obelisks are clearly visible (three each on the right and left). And these obelisks, as I think, provided the illumination of this entire platform.
Why do I think so? Well, if we enlarge the image of any of these obelisks, we will see in its upper part characteristic devices for collecting etheric energy or atmospheric electricity in the form of closed “vases”. According to some of the alternative researchers, in such "vases" that have survived to our times, which were also placed on the roofs of old buildings of antique construction, there was a substance that was very similar in appearance to mercury.
It can be assumed that thanks to such devices, the effect of "glowing trees" was achieved in the foreground, outside the fence. Although, maybe I'm wrong. And, of course, this is just a hypothesis and my personal opinion. But during such fireworks and illuminations of that era, obelisks can be seen not so rarely.
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For example, another St. Petersburg obelisk "lit up" on an engraving depicting illumination and fireworks on February 10, 1745 in honor of the birthday of the Grand Duke of All Russia and the sovereign Duke of Schleswig-Holstein Pyotr Fedorovich. True, in the top of this obelisk, no characteristic energy receivers are visible. But, on the other hand, they can be seen on other engravings.
For example, if we take a closer look at the engraving depicting the illumination and fireworks for the new year 1755 in St. Petersburg, we will again see four interesting obelisks in the foreground in the middle part. But, even more interesting are the images in the pommel of these obelisks of power receiving devices in the form of "bowls" and "balls". These were probably the two most common types of such devices. And this is clearly not just some kind of decorative architectural decoration, as all those who are entrusted with taking us away from the truth try to explain it to us.
By the way, you can again see two obelisks in the background of an engraving depicting fireworks and illumination in St. Petersburg in honor of the New Year holidays in 1757. So obelisks in St. Petersburg in the 18th century were by no means a rarity. Moreover, they were quite often used to provide illuminations for the most significant holidays.
For example, another obelisk is depicted in the middle plan of an engraving depicting fires of fire in St. Petersburg in honor of the wedding celebration of their Imperial Highnesses in 1773. It seems that rays of light are coming up from the obelisk. I also draw your attention to the fact that the figures shown near the obelisk are much taller than that of ordinary people. Most likely, these are sculptures installed next to the obelisk. But if we look closely at the figures in the background, we will see that here, too, the growth of some is significantly different from the growth of others.
And this all proves once again that our true past has little in common with the official version of history written for us by the forgers and their servants in the textbooks. Also, we made sure that the obelisk near the Kazan Cathedral depicted in some of the paintings and drawings was not the only such structure in St. Petersburg. Well, the disappearance of all these energy devices, obviously, happened after the cataclysm of the middle of the 19th century and the subsequent redistribution of the world. That is why such devices remained only in the locations of the “centers of power” of this “new world”. But at the same time, they tried to hide the true purpose of the obelisks, as well as other devices associated with atmospheric electricity or ether energy, from the peoples of the Earth behind false pseudo-historical myths and pseudoscientific hypotheses,which were given the appearance of supposedly proven truths.