The continuous water shell of our planet, which has a common salt composition, surrounding continents and islands - the World Ocean - is conditionally divided into four small oceans - the Pacific, Atlantic, Indian, Arctic, occupying 70.8 percent of the planet's territory. Considering that in the Northern Hemisphere ocean water occupies 60.6 percent, and in the Southern - 81, then bewilderment is inevitable. How little is allotted for the evolution of the human race - biological, technocratic, social! Another interrogative approach also has the right to exist.
Isn't humanity literally waterfowl coexisting with land humanity, about which thinkers, travelers, historians of antiquity spoke of as a powerful fraternal union of tribes that fabulously stepped forward in its development? But if this is really so, then why, plowing the ocean expanses, encroaching on depths of eleven thousand meters or more, sailors, scientists do not notice anyone's presence? The answer to this intriguing question is negative because it has been noticed and continues to be noticed. Another thing is the attitude to mysterious phenomena, mysterious creatures, most often, as to illusions, alien to the usual reality. In vain, of course, because, to paraphrase the classics, there is undoubtedly such in the water layers that our sages never dreamed of.
FROM GADS TO LIGHT
The hypothesis according to which Homo sapiens left the ocean, evolutionarily changing the gills to lungs, according to many modern scientists, stubbornly slides into a theoretical channel. The main argument for this is based on an obvious fact. On the fact that our blood is almost identical in composition to ocean water. And our lungs are very similar to the gills of fish. Professor of the University of Calcutta, Rakos Kafadi, theoretically and practically proving that in ancient times there was a division into waterfowl and land people, in 1991 he chose a seventy-year-old yogi, guru Ravinda Mishd, as a "reliable ally", who agreed at the sight of video cameras, without any respiratory devices to spend on the lake bottom for the longest possible period. The record - 144 hours 16 minutes 22 seconds - shocked. How did you manage the impossible?
The guru, and this was confirmed by the doctors, said that he was able to switch his own lungs into gill mode. That is, the lungs of Ravinda Mishda, filled with water, extracted oxygen from the air from it in the same way as in fish. Moreover, the guru said that he had the ancestral techniques that would teach anyone who already knew the art of yoga to breathe in water. Summing up the results of the experiment, Professor Kafadi said: “This is my proof that all of us, if we wish, can become double breathing. We are all children of the oceans who once accepted the mission to master the land. " Ravind Mishda, however, as a record holder who is not afraid to choke, is by no means alone. Having heard of his achievement, a fisherman on the Philippine island of Luzon, announcing that this was not the limit, went to a depth of 60 meters under the control of activists of the American Diving Association. Jorge Pacino went ashore after 1 hour 5 minutes, complaining that "the water is for some reason excessively salty and dangerous to health." The fisherman did not dare to try again, although his relatives discovered that once, hiding from the bandits, he sat at the bottom of the lagoon for a little more than a day. More precisely 24 hours 25 minutes.
Of course, in the case of the yogi Ravinda Mishda and the fisherman Jorge Pakino, there was no question of any apnea - an arbitrary holding of breath. Both breathed in the water. At the same time, it is known that a person is able to hold his breath for 40-60 seconds. Trained professional divers managed to "hold their breath" at depths of 25-30 meters for 5-6 minutes.
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DON'T THINK 0 MUSHROOMS SVYSOKA
But what, in that case, is to relate to the records in the ship logs of the past centuries, replete with information about meetings with the Masters of the waters - mermaids and their inseparable companions - water husbands. One such record, belonging to Columbus's colleague de Nered, "a brave and truthful sailor," is, in its own way, a collective portrait of them. Frequently, in particular, he writes: “It turned out more than once to observe such men and women, whose upper body is indistinguishable from ours, the lower one has a strong tail, like a large fish. Their heads are curiously round, larger than ours. Hair with a green tint, extremely thick, sometimes braided in braids, sometimes falling arbitrarily, neatly. I saw in the hands of them, five-toed, fish, crabs, seaweed - a food item.
The owners of the waters were observed with comrades while walking on the Indian Ocean, and many of them were also seen off the coast of Portugal, where the local fishermen got used to their neighborhood. As our brothers, they communicate in their own language, incomprehensible to us, similar to lingering melodic singing. They never threatened us. On the contrary, they were looking for meetings. Their survivability in cold water is amazing. " In 1646, a book by the German naturalist Johan Yonetonus, The Natural History of Fish, Whales, and Other Waterfowl, was published, further elaborating on de Nered's testimony. Yonetonus, emphasizing that he saw mermaids three times on a sunny day right under the stern, assures that he also saw their cubs, which, like humans, are born one at a time, less often - in two. Mermaids, according to the naturalist, “are very small in comparison with us, but the musculature is relief, sinewy,extraordinary power, they easily tore the nets intended for captivity."
Yonetonus also writes that the families of the Masters of the Waters live in shallow waters warmed by the sun and warm currents, where they dug caves with access to land, algae plantations and fish cages are arranged. The following passage from Yonetonus's book is intriguingly perceived: “The masters of the waters know fire, which they make for heating and cooking in their dry caves. They also know the woven clothes that serve on land. It turns out that mermaids, their husbands, children feel equally comfortable in the water and on the shore, so to speak, are double-breathing? The answer to this question is given by modern contacts with the Masters of the Waters. The contacts are truly sensational, as they took place in underwater cities - the prototypes of our future.
COMMUNISM ON THE OCEAN DAY
It has been noticed that the predictions of great science fiction writers always come true. In the case of the Masters of the Waters, it seems, the dreams of the hero of the story "Amphibian Man" by Aleksandr Belyaev, Dr. Salvator, who dreamed of building a society of equality, freedom, happiness, inhabited by people with gills instead of lungs, have come true. Salva-torus, a brilliant surgeon living in the world of cash, where everything is sold, even conscience, failed to carry out his plan. So, maybe it was done by those for whom the oceans are their true homeland?
Let's try to figure it out, relying on the stories of our contemporary, by the will of circumstances in extreme situations, saved by the Masters of the waters. We will have to start with events relatively long ago, when in July 1932 a group of Soviet scientists landed on the coast of the White Sea, among whom was 34-year-old ichthyologist David Gershin, who died ten years later in battles near Leningrad. He left his daughters with sketches with a meaningful title: "Meeting the Future", where there is a finished chapter telling how a scientist, who inadvertently fell off a cliff, found himself in the water, was pulled "almost to the bottom either by an underwater current, or by turbulent currents whirlpool ". Gershin, rescued by giant people, was incredibly lucky. Because, according to him, what he considered to be a "fabulous" fiction was confirmed. “I don’t remember,” writes the ichthyologist, “how they took me out of the water,how he got into a system of closed, brightly lit spaces, replete with technical devices of unknown purpose.
I remember well the benevolent giants in silvery suits, anatomically indistinguishable from us, without any fish tails, fins, but definitely having gills, since they could breathe at great depths, where they cultivated algae plantations, hunted and extracted oil. " Gershin insists that his rescuers were well aware of what was happening on land and were fluent in Russian. However, having delivered a week later to the camp "on a high-speed capsule", they categorically refused to communicate with the Leningraders ", allowing, however, to inform the" land people "about their way of life. About the fact that they are able to obtain energy, metals, oxygen through the "nuclear" splitting of water. " The scientist was given to understand that the future of land mankind is in the development of the ocean depths, the raw materials and other riches of which are inexhaustible. Did our compatriot fantasize? Perhaps not, because years later, other people, who received life from their hands, told something similar about the Masters of the Waters.
TIGHT FACT KNOTS
Canadian oceanographer Stan Boult, who has been collecting facts about an alternative civilization of the seas and oceans for forty years, came to the conclusion not only about reality, but also about its globality. Focusing the attention of the readership on the fact that the civilization of water elements has immeasurably surpassed the civilization on land, he claims that it “escaped from the outer space of water into the deep space of a vacuum that we are just beginning to master. This breakthrough is observed by us in the form of all kinds of anomalies, such as, for example, the notorious UFOs, according to the scientist, having, if not ours, but definitely of earthly origin. Boult, proposing to unravel the tight knots of facts, has no doubt that the "people of the waters" will not interfere, they will render assistance. But only after we give up wars and violence, we stop polluting the oceans and the atmosphere. The scientist is optimistic in his forecast of the merger of two segments of a single human root into a monolithic, common one. Of course, provided that we observe the golden rule of universal social justice. Time will tell whether this is another utopia.