Vajra is the weapon of the ancient "gods" …
We have already talked in detail about vajdra ("weapon of the gods") in our materials, analyzed and considered different versions of its purpose (there are 141 different versions in total!) In antiquity. But today I would like to dwell separately on one basic working hypothesis, which will tell us in detail and in detail what the vajdra really was, how it worked. And what's more, how can it work even today! Despite the fact that its capabilities, as it turns out, are really very great …
Vajra (Devanagari (Naga language): वज्र, in Tibetan: Dorje, in Japanese - Kongosho, in Chinese - Jinghansi, in Mongolian - Ochir). In Sanskrit, the word has several meanings: "thunderbolt", as well as "diamond" and "diamond". The mythical weapon of the god Indra.
The principle of operation is based on the formation of torsion etheric fields, transforming various types of energies of the environment, focusing their vibrations into beams.
The vajra is made of an electrically conductive material, most often bronze. Metals contain enough free electrons that are easy to manipulate. And in torsion technologies these electrons are most easily amenable to reorientation and the use of their rotational (spin) moment for the purpose of the operator.
It is easiest to buy a working version of the vajra today in Nepal. But not cast, with which tourist routes are littered, but forged from bronze, not less than 20 cm in length. Forging is needed to give the surfaces of the petals the correct resonating properties. It is better to order or take ready-made ones from the blacksmiths themselves.
The vajra is triggered by vibrations - twisting in the hand, reciting mantras, a mental image of the necessary action and the radiation of energy (loach, rei-ki, chi-tai, shy-atsu, tsy-gun, etc.) through the center of the palm to the center of the vajra.
The vajra is stopped by squeezing the petals to the center of the beam to dampen vibrations. Buddha bent the lobes of his vajra to the center so that she could no longer exterminate people. There should be a gap between the petals and the rod at the edges for the petals to vibrate.
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Meanwhile, in particular, among the Khmers, there are a lot of open vajras in combat mode.
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The "weapon of the gods" had tremendous capabilities …
The purpose and application of the vajra is very different and wide: annihilation of matter (meteorites, weapons, enemies), cutting (megaliths - pyramids, fortresses, walls with polygonal masonry), teleportation (people, resources, energy), telekinesis (move, press, throw back), telepathy (optional reading from a creature to the noosphere of the Earth or the mind of the Universe), psycho-broadcasting (thoughts on the air, domination, submission, propaganda), treatment (polishing the energy of thin bodies, cutting off leakage channels, burning tumors and ruptures) … Tool of the "gods" really can do almost everything!
There are several types of the most popular vajras: with divorced petals to create defocused radiation; closed to create a thin beam; with a bell imitating the audio vibration of the launch mantras and directional sound emission; with the heads and faces of vajrasattvas to create personalities and minds; with a dagger as a flying thinking weapon (filmed in the film "Shadow" with Stephen Baldwin, born); with a handle for human flight (witches, magicians, viman-"stupas"); with a rod in the direction of the beam to stabilize the length of the emitted train (cutting of inner surfaces and corners with etherization of matter, saving on the disposal of the extracted rock of megaliths and underground rooms; as a weapon with a limited length of the cutting surface)
The number of lozenges is usually 2-6, the number of emitting vibrators is from one to infinity. Launched "hedgehogs" of dozens of vajras are capable of tearing and cutting gigantic masses and territories like exploding bombs, but in addition to striking forces and radio-radiation damage, there is also annihilation of matter into the ether. You can read about the history of such wars (and the terrible consequences) in the Bhagavad Gita and Mahabharata.
Vajra was directly applied in a similar way during the War of the Gods - 7050 BC. - 5505 BC
The tridents of the "gods" are also vajras, only with a flat beam.
The launch mantras are called by the same name with the Buddha - Vajrasattvas. Rhythm and imagery with goals are important to launch. In no case should the muzzle of vajdra be directed at yourself, since activation can happen accidentally without your participation, and then the experiment will end sadly …
There are many mantras. Here is just one short one: om vajrasattva hum
In fact, there is a very powerful "foolproof" in the vajdra. And just like that, without special skills and training, no one will ever launch it … The chance of this is less than 0.0001%.
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