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The fact that ancient people could not only use the energy of these worlds, but also engaged in genetic engineering at a high level, Professor Muldashev told the readers of AiF.
After the Egyptian expedition in 2002, you, Ernst Rifgatovich, talked about how ancient people apparently knew how to assemble a human body from its parts, changing, for example, the head. In doing so, you were based on an analysis of the murals in the Valley of the Pharaohs. Why can't modern genetic engineering come close to this?
- The progress of modern genetic engineering is not just modest, but this science itself, it seems to me, is at a dead end. Why? But because geneticists do not take into account the fact that the body of any living organism consists of four bodies and carries four genomes - the material genome, the water genome, the etheric genome and the time genome. We were forced to draw such a conclusion based on the study of the Tibetan City of Gods, which can be called the Matrix of Life on Earth. Modern genetics takes into account only the material genome - DNA, although … the same modern scientific data say that it carries no more than 2-10% of all genetic information.
Ancient people, in your opinion, took all this into account?
- I think yes. In many temples of Egypt, it is shown how an ancient giant injects a micropipette into an egg, that is, affects the material genome. But even more often there are images of jugs on which heads or other parts of the body lie. Why not assume that this is an impact on the water genome or genetic information of water? As for the energy genomes (ether and time), there are a lot of images of scenes of impact on them. From the drawings it is clear that this was done with the help of … energies inherent in one or another animal. Especially often in these conveyors for assembling the human body from different parts there is a snake - a symbol of the cleansing energy of the Kundalini. Probably, in order to achieve a positive result, it was very important to clear the energy genomes of the body.
And why, then, modern geneticists do not follow the example of the ancients?
- Modern geneticists only see DNA. Yes, and we do not have methods for studying water, ether and time. After all, the "third eye" of a person is lost.
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For what purpose did the ancient people engage in genetic engineering?
- Examining the temples of Egypt, we can conclude that there was the most natural "genetic engineering testing ground" here. According to our calculations, all this happened 10-15 thousand years ago, when giants still lived on Earth, and the Aryan race of people appeared in Tibet. The giants, as is evident from the drawings and frescoes, did not spare the Aryans, but treated them like experimental animals. Most likely, the giants wanted to create a more perfect person from this "genetic material". This is indicated by images of people with heads of animals and birds. I doubt that the giants, having created, for example, a man with a ram's head, pursued the goal that such a person could nibble grass. It is more likely that by combining the bodies of animals and humans, the ancient giants achieved the unity of the then imperfect "Tibetan man" with all Living Nature. The giants understoodthat imbalance in nature is fatal to the entire planet.
Why, then, are there no people with animal heads now?
- It is quite possible that they have already fulfilled their role and disappeared, restoring the balance of living things in nature.
The ancient giants pursued only this goal?
- Giants are very often depicted with a raised penis. But we have not seen a single image of scenes of sex or a pregnant woman among the giants. We got the impression that they did not have pregnant women, but cloned their children. But there are many pictures … of pregnant men with one female breast. Who knows, maybe the giants, by means of genetic engineering, wanted to "shift" the burden of pregnancy on the "Tibetan man" and on men, creating … such a man.
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