The Russian Tsar Ivan IV the Terrible received the posthumous name - Movosol for the fact that he introduced the sound language between people in Russia (compare with other Russian "mova" - language or "say" - to speak). Earlier, only with gods were communicated in sound language. Confirmation that our ancestors spoke a telepathic language are the same root words preserved in the Russian language: "eye" and "voice" (voice), which indicates the originality of the telepathic language: first an image, then a sound. The similarity in the sound of the words "gal-to-do" and "to look" indicates that "to look" used to mean communication through the eyes, or "show" (show) and "say".
The reform of Orthodoxy by Movosol divided society into two camps: pagans (using the sound language as a means of communication) and Germans (i.e. dumb) who remained faithful to the telepatic language. In other countries, paganism began to reign much earlier. Both of these terms (Germans and pagans) still carry a negative connotation. The pagans won, because we all continue to use the sound language not for communicating with the gods, but for talking among ourselves.
The essence of the Grozny reform of our faith was that from now on prayer and one of the main sacraments of Orthodoxy - confession, had to be performed not in telepathic, but in sound language. In the past, the sound language was mainly spoken by priests. The fact that prayer was not associated with a sound language is indicated by the root of this word - praying and one-root words: malevo, painter, easel, i.e. praying or, as they say now, prayer, were associated with the transmission of images. Moreover, prayer itself meant not begging the Lord for some handouts, but praising and glorifying God with the help of mental images.
After the reform of the Orthodox faith, in order to facilitate the task, people were forced to teach the sound language to their babies, who, naturally, very quickly mastered it, and as a result lost their telepathy. Sound, unlike light, causes too much potential in our auditory receptors, and its binding to a concept (i.e., the formation of the second and third signaling systems) leads to the appearance in the brain of a stable dominant (an excitation focus with a high electrical potential). According to the discovery of the Russian physiologist A. A. Ukhtomsky, the dominant suppresses increasingly weak signals entering the brain (the phenomenon of irradiation). As a result, a person has a loss of figurative thinking and a wide range of perception by our senses of the diversity of the surrounding world is turned off. Today, a person perceives the range of audibility from 50 to 20,000 Hertz,while dolphins and bats perceive from 6 to 70,000 and up to 200,000 Hertz, respectively. This is due not to a different structure of the auditory cochlea (it is almost the same as in humans), but to the ability to perceive various multiple oscillations of higher frequencies on the same strings of the cochlea: 40,000 Hertz, 80,000, 120,000, etc. etc. High, multiple frequencies inaudible to the human ear also cause vibrations in the auditory cochlea, but they have a lower potential for impact on the brain than the audible sound wave, and therefore remain inaudible for the sound consciousness.and the ability on the same strings of the cochlea to perceive various multiple oscillations of higher frequencies: 40,000 Hertz, 80,000, 120,000, etc. High, multiple frequencies inaudible to the human ear also cause vibrations in the auditory cochlea, but they have a lower potential for impact on the brain than the audible sound wave, and therefore remain inaudible for the sound consciousness.and the ability on the same strings of the cochlea to perceive various multiple oscillations of higher frequencies: 40,000 Hertz, 80,000, 120,000, etc. High, multiple frequencies inaudible to the human ear also cause vibrations in the auditory cochlea, but they have a lower potential for impact on the brain than the audible sound wave, and therefore remain inaudible for the sound consciousness.
By the same principle of the effect of sound consciousness on the human brain, the ranges of vision and smell were turned off. Cats and dogs are able to see infrared rays (vision at night) and see in the ultraviolet range, again, not because they have a different eye structure, it is the same as in humans, but because they do not have sound language, and all incoming signals from the visual receptors are not suppressed by sound consciousness. And there is no need to talk about the sense of smell, in humans it is practically absent and cannot be compared with the sense of smell of any animal. Smells are known to be associated with emotions. Without the sense of smell, the world becomes unreal, odorless objects, odorless images, odorless events - everything that happens becomes a TV screen - unreal and gray.
More than a dozen verbs associated with the function of vision that have survived in the Russian language testify not to synonymy, but to the introduction of an alien culture that led a person to the loss of his former abilities, first of all, such forms of vision as looking, wondering (seeing), shooting (with the eyes), drill (with the eyes), show, know, look, edge, puff, mature - they all meant different forms of vision. I deliberately arranged them in the order of the Russian counting (count, two, three, quart), so that it was clear that all these forms of vision are not identical to each other. It is no coincidence that a person has three centers in the brain associated with vision, in contrast to other sense organs.
The Cossacks got their name because they resisted paganism, which destroyed the subtle ability to show, i.e. to read and see akazites - the fifth form of telepathic vision. Compare "show", ie show and say, i.e. speak.
The origin of the word "Cossacks" still does not have a convincing explanation, but from the point of view of the above, it becomes clear that the Cossacks resisted paganism introduced into human society longer than other estates and continued to "show" rather than speak. The ability for telepathic communication remained with them until the revolution, since silence was widespread among the Cossacks (a characteristic and obligatory feat for the early Christian saints). The revolution destroyed the adult population of the Cossacks, and the children were brought up in orphanages, where they were quickly taught to use speech for other purposes.
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