"Clip Consciousness". This is the "disease" of modern man. It arises as a consequence of the fragmentation of the "disk" (brain) with informational waste. A person can no longer generalize data and build a single sequence from them. Most people don't remember long texts. They do not see the connection between time-separated historical events, because they understand them figuratively and in fragments.
Having learned to think in clips, the person began to put together a mosaic of the overall picture from small pieces. Now he does not have time to move away from the created picture, and look at it from afar in order to see the whole picture.
To prevent the computer from getting into such a state, it is defragmented, that is, the files (data) on the disk (history) are redistributed so that there is a continuous sequence.
Visual information provides much more information than 1000 words. Sometimes this information is even more accurate. You cannot "buy" an eye for poetic metaphors and pseudo-scientific terms.
One day I came across a photo of a bas-relief of Mithras from Modena.
In Mithra's right hand there is an object. I have not seen this bas-relief, but I saw a similar object in the hand of the statue of Zeus. The guide said it was "lightning". Like Zeus is a thunderer! To the question: "why is the lightning of such a strange shape?" the guide froze, and then said that it was not possible to convey such a thunder and a flash of light, because the marble is fragile …
Maybe. I do not argue. So, Zeus, after a couple of thousand years, transferred this object - "lightning", into the hands of Mithra. At the same time, this device has not changed externally. And if this "lightning" was drawn in the same way only among the Romans and the Greeks, then this could somehow be explained. But how to explain that exactly the same object is held in the hands of the gods of the Assyrians, Babylonians, Sumerians, Egyptians, Hindus and Chinese. And with a time difference of thousands of years and kilometers. Should this device somehow differ in the hands of completely different gods and at completely different times?
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Why lightning occurs? There are many versions. And if we assume that everything is clear with ordinary lightning and “linear lightning is just a long spark” (Lomonosov), then very few people understand what ball lightning is. Scientists even classify them by species and subspecies, like animals.
To be honest, not everything is clear with ordinary (linear) lightning. I read here about the physical properties of lightning and realized that this phenomenon is still only at the stage of study, and even worse, scientists are already beginning to understand the futility of trying.
And there are also “beaded” lightning bolts. They are kind of like beads with constrictions - rosary, hence the name.
What "squeezes" the lightning is not known to science. In laboratory conditions, this could not be repeated. In principle, it has not yet been possible to reproduce ordinary lightning in labarotoria.
Sometimes the behavior of lightning is difficult to explain at all. There are many examples. You can google it. For example Roy Sullivan. Lightning struck him seven times. He already began to protect himself: he walked in rubber boots and did not take metal objects with him. But in the end, he hesitated and committed suicide in the next thunderstorm. So what? Lightning struck his grave. I'm not kidding. This is a real story))
It is possible that similar cases in ancient times provoked people to come up with all sorts of stories about their origin. But, given that such cases are very rare, then this option disappears. This myth is all too common. There are other hypotheses that lightning is the nervous system of the planet, and ball lightning is the immune system. But no one has yet undertaken to prove this.
Therefore, the Thunderer Zeus is quite understandable and it is not necessary to condemn people for the fact that they came up with it. instead, you need to look at it all from afar.
What could be easier than drawing zigzags to express lightning in this way? In principle, they did this when they wanted to show a thunderstorm. But if they drew gods, and not only thunders, then in their hands was no longer a zigzag, but some strange object.
This item consists of three to nine rods. One central one is straight, the rest are bent at the ends, and are located around straight. One or two spherical centers on the "handle" are also depicted.
This object can be seen everywhere: in sculptures, frescoes, on clay, on stone, on coins. In completely different places on the planet. As if everyone had agreed to portray him that way. Or … they had a pattern. Indeed, in order to portray something with such repeatable accuracy, this “something” must be seen.
These images can even be found on petroglyphs:
The ancients clearly saw this weapon item. This is not a fantasy of artists who did not know how to paint lightning. This is something they saw. That this is a weapon is clear from the description of its use. The gods could hit enemies with both linear lightning and threw "fireballs". He could also be a tool. For example, cutting, like borax or lagunda.
As a result, any device of any good weapon is usually kept secret. And "lightning" is no exception. The gods did not reveal their secrets to the slaves.
In Buddhism and Hinduism, this subject is called Vajra, or Rdorje (Skt. Vajra, Tibet. Rdo rje). Translated, these words mean "lightning" or "diamond"
Information from modern dictionaries and encyclopedias:
- Vajra - a short metal rod, which has a symbolic analogy with a diamond - can cut anything, but not itself - and with lightning - an irresistible force.
- In Hindu mythology - a cogwheel disc, the thunder mace of Indra
- Vajra is a magic wand of Initiated Adepts
- It was forged for Indra by the singer Ushana.
- Vajra was forged for Indra by Tvashtar
“It is made from the skeleton of the hermit sage Dadhichi.
- There is a version that originally the vajra symbolized the phallus of a bull.
- Vajra was associated with the sun.
- The quadruple or crossed vajra has symbolism close to the symbolism of the wheel.
- The Vajra represents the five bodies of the Dhyani Buddhas.
- Vajra means skill, or Upaya.
- Vajra symbolizes strength and strength of mind.
- Vajra symbolizes masculinity, path, compassion.
- Vajra is interpreted as a sign of fertility.
- Vajra embodies absolute and indestructible being, as opposed to the illusory concept of reality.
- Vajra in combination with a bell implies a fusion of male and female nature.
- Vajra symbolizes an indestructible state.
- Vajra is a symbol of the luminous indestructible nature of the mind.
- Vajra is a symbol of the Buddha's power over evil spirits or elementals.
That is, the vajra is a simple and necessary item in the household.
I want to remember again about those who like to compare everything with the phallus. One of the points at the top if you read carefully. It seems that a certain art critic climbed high into the Tibetan mountains with his translator, where he found an enlightened lama, whom he began to torture, they say, “Well, tell me, what kind of garbage is this vajra?”, And the lama who took an oath not to talk about the secret, just showed them the well-known American "fuck". The translator translated as best he could, and the art critic wrote: “Vajra symbolizes the phallus. And the bullish one”. Although there may be a more truthful history of such a statement.
However, it is difficult to imagine Indra killing the giant Vritra serpent with an ordinary, albeit bullish, member. As I said on another topic, art critics generally have a strange fantasy about this. They just have a phallus symbol. And for greater truthfulness, they add the word-connection - "personifies" Perhaps Muldashev actually found a real vajra in India, but what you see in the pictures above are just models. As they say, the fuse is removed, the bolt jerks, but … does not fire. Although you can hit it painfully.
Let me remind you of one incident that happened to the aborigines of one island, which the Americans left after the Second World War. The natives began to build planes from straw. The planes were very similar, but they did not fly. But this did not stop the natives from praying for these planes and hoping that the "gods" will return and bring even more chocolate and fire water. In the world such cases are called - "kargokult"
The story is similar with vajras. Having read the manuscripts and having seen enough of ancient sculptures, the Hindus in all seriousness tried to use them as weapons in battle. Like brass knuckles. They even called some of their brass knuckles vajra mushti. But, most likely, realizing that a vajra cannot achieve a special superiority over the enemy, they modified it. Apparently this is how the "sixopers" appeared
But the six is also not very perfect. A regular iron mace is much more effective. Therefore, the six-man can hardly be called a weapon. Rather, it is a symbol of a weapon. Weapon with "meaning". For example, the vajra model is a symbol of an ancient weapon that emits lightning. And the six-man is the staff of the military leaders.
But this ancient thing should work not only as a meditation bell, and therefore a knife was made from it. And a knife is a knife. They can not only kill.
By the way, this is the original. In the movie "The Shadow" with Alec Baldwin, you can see a flying version of this knife.
Content as such is what it is, only because it contains a developed form (Hegel)
In simple terms, if something barks and bites like a dog, and it looks like a dog, then it is a dog. But if it does not bark, does not bite, but is called a dog, then this is a model of a dog, a stuffed animal, or a sculpture, but not a dog.
Could a dog model be the dog itself? That is, will it perform the same functions? What is a dog for? To protect. And why did they create those "cast gods" about which the Scriptures clearly speak?
I read somewhere that the form itself still has an impact on the content. The article wrote about the "cardiola", the body of rotation, which in 3-d form has a cross section of the "heart". And the type of liquid that you pour into it acquires special properties. By the way, the same goes for the pyramids. A lot of information can be found that if you put something in the center of the pyramids, a miracle happens. One type even patented a method of a perpetual razor blade that, when placed in a pyramid, does not dull. I haven’t checked, but everyone can be convinced that the domes of churches are similar to cardiola and are made according to the principle of vajra-lightning.
Or here's another. This is a familiar thing. Crown. Power symbol. The most ancient image of the crown is Sumerian.
Take a closer look. This is the same vajra. The main thing, it does not matter if it is Italian crown, Spanish, Austrian or Jewish "Torah crown", which is in the last picture. It is based on the same design.
He is the One who shows you the lightning (Quran. 13:12)
So what was in the hands of the gods?
The northern gods had their own "lightning" of a very original form. "Thor's Hammer"
It looks like this:
Looks like a stun gun.
This is the oldest symbol of Lightning and Heavenly Fire. It is known throughout northern Europe. This is God's Thunder Weapon. The hammer.
The Germanic Donar-Thor called the hammer "Mjolnir". the origin of the word is considered unknown. Etymologists distinguish the Icelandic word milva (to crush), the Lithuanian malti (to grind) and the Welsh word mellt (lightning). The Russian "lightning" is also mentioned, but the main one is not considered. Most likely because Perun (the Russian version of the God of Thunder) was written off by the Russians from the Lithuanian Perkunus. Therefore, "Mjolnir" most likely comes from the Lithuanian "malti" than from "lightning". It is logical …
Thor is the son of the supreme god Ases Odin. Master of Thunderstorms and Lightning. Rain and wind obey him. His mission is to fight the giants Turs. The Giants are the oldest race that descends directly from Chaos. Giants are about opponents of gods and people. And in this war, Thor's hammer - Mjolnir - is the most powerful and important weapon.
This lightning was made by a certain Brokk from the race of dwarfs, which were once created from the blood of Ymir. Brokk has also built other high-tech "innovations". For example, Odin's spear is Gungnir or Draupnir's ring.
The "technical characteristics" of this "Mjolnir" class device include the return of the "lightning" back to the owner. That is, like a boomerang, the god threw lightning at the target, and it reached the target and returned to the owner. If we remember that lightning begins to move in the form of ionized particles of the "leader" and returns as a spark discharge (source), then there is nothing in this story that contradicts physics. It's okay. The ancients did not fantasize. They 100% knew about the properties of lightning firsthand.
The myths say that when in "The End of Time" the god Thor dies in the battle with the Serpent Midgard, the joy of evil forces will not last forever. The Lost Hammer will be found by the children of Thor. This will be the beginning of "New Times" and the gods of Light will rule again.
Below, in the pictures, are coins from different countries of the Mediterranean region. Dating from 500 to 200 BC e. On all coins, a lightning vajra is clearly visible. There are a lot of such coins. This means that in the ancient world everyone knew perfectly well what it was and understood the meaning of this subject.
Note the "lightning" on the last coin. Doesn't it look like anything? This is the "lily" - a heraldic symbol of the power of European kings. What does it have to do with it everywhere.
Let's look at two of them:
On the left, the "lily" is slightly older than on the right. Does it look like a lily? Most likely this is some kind of device. For example, this sign never seemed to me like a flower. And not for me alone. The lily is so different from the lily that some even considered it a special Masonic sign, which is more correct to consider turning it over. And then we'll see a bee. William Vasilyevich Pokhlebkin wrote that the lilies of European courts are of oriental origin, “as a constant, indispensable element of ornament, often reproduced on the roads of fabrics. It was these fabrics, and then the expensive clothes that came through Byzantium from the East to Europe, that introduced the lily to the European feudal lords, the main consumers of luxurious fabrics, in the early Middle Ages.
The right image is stylized. Since 1179, under Louis, it was included in the coat of arms of the French kings and this version of the lily became the main coat of arms of the French monarchy. The official name of this lily on the French coat of arms of the Bourbons … fleur de lis.
Well, what kind of ornament was on the fabrics that were imported to Europe? But, something like this:
The most common medieval ornament of oriental fabrics was the "vajra", which Europeans mistook for a lily. That is, the Europeans forgot about their "lightning" and adopted the eastern vajra as a symbol of power. Moreover, they considered the weapon of the gods to be a lily flower. But is it true that historians say that the Europeans were wrong. Why would Louis, who personally led the troops on a crusade and was not at all sentimental, paint flowers on his shield?
Quote: Within the framework of Buddhism, the word "vajra" began to be associated with, on the one hand, the originally perfect nature of awakened consciousness, like an indestructible diamond, and on the other, awakening itself, enlightenment, like an instant thunderclap or a flash of lightning. The ritual Buddhist vajra, like the ancient vajra, is a type of scepter that symbolizes awakened consciousness, as well as compassion and skillful means. Prajna and emptiness are symbolized by a ritual bell. The combination of the vajra and the bell in the ritually crossed hands of the priest symbolizes awakening as the result of the integration of wisdom and method, emptiness and compassion. Hence, the word Vajrayana can be translated as "Diamond Chariot".
Whatever they rub in on us, the original meaning of the word vajra is a weapon. Why some people constantly bring up the topic in the wrong place is not entirely clear.
The crowns existed in parallel. These, for example, are of Sumerian origin. The Jews took this type of crown from the Sumerians, and the Christians took over from the Jews. It is natural.
But the barbarians had different crowns. Like these ones:
Take a closer look. If the "imperial" crowns are exactly like a vajra, then the "royal" ones are very similar to the hammer of Thor. Compare yourself.
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China. This is the same exhibit that Muldashev called the "machine of the ancients", which flew and grinded mountains. In any case, one of the local monks told him so.
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