Various media have written and are writing about such megalithic evidence of bygone times as British Stonehenge, Lebanese Baalbek, idols of Easter Island, not to mention the Egyptian pyramids.
Moreover, controversy continues to this day about the origin and purpose of these ancient monuments. However, there are many other, much less known, but no less ancient and mysterious structures on our planet.
Crow steering wheel
In the state of Wyoming (USA), at the foot of the Big Horn mountains, on a grassy plateau lies a huge “steering wheel with a diameter of about 25 meters. It is made of large boulders and stones of smaller size, in the center there is a "hub" in the form of a hillock with a diameter of 3.5 meters, from which 28 -spokes- diverge to the rim, and outside around the circumference there are six small rounded hillocks about 70 centimeters high. The Indians call this building the "magic wheel", as well as "healing" and "life-saving".
Archaeologists determine the age of the curiosity at several thousand years. The elders of the Indian Crow tribe living in this area say that when their ancestors came to these lands in time immemorial, the wheel was already there.
The Indians also claim that this stone wheel was erected by their forefathers in memory of the wheel that descended from the sky with messengers from the Sun, and so that heavenly aliens could easily find the old landing site when they return to Earth. An ancient legend describes these events as follows:
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“Many moons ago, at the time of our distant ancestors, a huge wheel descended from heaven to earth. Dazzling flames erupted from its sides, and stars sparkled at its top. And as it descended on the Sacred Mountain, the roar of a hurricane wind was heard. The people were seized with fear, and they all fled from the village. Then, with the swiftness of a frightened bird, the wheel soared up and out of sight. No one ever saw him again.
And the people, returning to their wigwams, made of stones the likeness of that wheel where it touched the ground. After that, from generation to generation, shamans told how Matatu Bakana descended from heaven to Earth, and how then, by the grace of the gods, for many moons the hunt was extremely successful and the harvests plentiful."
A universal symbol in the ancient world?
Similar legends have survived among other peoples on different continents. The names of the gods (that is, space aliens) change, but they all fly through the sky in "carts", "boats" or "arks" that emit thunder and spew out flames. Once one of these gods, Bep-Kororoti, descended from heaven in a chariot of fire and ended up among a tribe that lived on the shores of the Amazon. His entire body was hidden under an outlandish clothing - a spacesuit. Since those time immemorial, the shamans of this tribe have worn cult robes in the form of spacesuits woven from reeds.
Structures similar to the Wyoming "magic wheel" have been found in other parts of the world, such as Canada (near Suffield) and Japan. And each of these wheels has exactly 28 spokes.
Russian scientist and writer Alexander Kazantsev describes a bas-relief carved in the Iranian city of Bistun, at the crossroads of the caravan routes of ancient Persia. The bas-relief depicts King Darius, whom the supreme god Ahura-Mazda helps "to comprehend the essence of being and truth." God holds in his hands the same “steering wheel”.
The Museum of the Academy of Fine Arts in Honolulu, the capital of Hawaii (USA), contains a drawing of a "steering wheel" descending to Earth in a cloud of fire. The drawing comes from the ancient Japanese state of Yamato, it is at least one and a half thousand years old. Similar images are known almost throughout Asia. They can be seen, for example, on old Korean ceramics.
Pictures of other worlds
What do these "wheels from heaven" really mean, the image of which has survived to this day in different parts of the globe in the form of bas-reliefs or stonework? It would be too easy to assume that these are just images of spacecraft that once visited Earth.
One of the main symbols of Buddhist mythology is the Wheel of Life, which is a graphic interpretation of human existence, an allegorical symbol of reincarnation, as well as the continuous circulation of all phenomena in our world.
How and why the Wheel of Life was created is reported in the ancient Indian epics. Buddha taught Ananda to create a wheel to represent that of his other disciple, Maudgalyayana. saw while visiting other worlds. These "other worlds" are defined there as extraterrestrial space. It is known that in the treatises of ancient India - the Mahabharata, Ramayana and some others, as well as in Tibetan manuscripts, there are surprisingly detailed descriptions of flying fiery machines and air battles using missiles, as well as some devices suggesting combat lasers.
Who "sowed" life on Earth
English biophysicists and geneticists Francis Crick and Leslie Orgel, considering all existing theories about the origin of life on Earth unconvincing, developed the assumption made at the beginning of the 20th century by the Swedish scientist Svante Arrhenius (1859-1927), Nobel Prize winner, about that. that life in outer space spreads by panspermia - the transfer of embryos in the form of spores, protected from external influences.
Based on this version, the British presented a hypothesis in 1971 at a conference in the Armenian city of Byurakan with its world-famous astrophysical observatory, then in 1975 at the International Astronautical Congress in Lisbon, and a year later in Yugoslav Krikvenica. at the III Congress of the Society for the Study of Ancient Astronautics.
According to their hypothesis, the delivery of spores to Earth could be carried out on a spacecraft in a special container protected from hard X-rays. And those who organized such a "sowing" - no matter what you call them: gods or space aliens - could not choose for their purpose anything other than nucleic acids (DNA and RNA), the most important elements of living matter containing its biochemical code and directly involved in the transmission of hereditary and intellectual characteristics of the future organism.
Earlier, it was Crick, together with another English biophysicist Maurice Wilkins and American biochemist James Watson, who deciphered the structure of deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) and proposed its structural model in the form of a double helix, for which they received the Nobel Prize in 1962.
The connection of ancient religions with modern science
So, the Wheel of Life serves as a symbol of knowledge transmitted to people by God in Buddhism. There is a mention of him in the New Testament, in the Epistle of St. James. In the Christian religion, such a symbol has become the cross, which, according to the apostles, is a holy sign from God.
But here's a sensation: in 1975, Polish professor Vaclav Gajewski published a graphic image of the ribonucleic acid (RNA) molecule, which is an intermediate link between DNA and the resulting protein and is involved in the implementation of genetic information in the cells of all living organisms. This graphic "portrait" turned out to be an exact copy of various crosses, including the Hutsul and the Orthodox, with three circles at the top and at the ends of the crossbar. Studies show that the "ancestor" of all these crosses is the pre-Christian ancient Egyptian cross called "ankh". This word means "key of life."
A similar Buddhist key. The wheel of life is divided inside into several parts by its spokes. And one of the oldest Christian crosses, originating from Egypt, the so-called cross of St. Pachomius, also looks like a circle divided into four parts by two diameters intersecting at right angles.
It cannot be argued that the Egyptian priests knew the secret of DNA and RNA, but one cannot categorically deny this possibility, given their incredibly deep knowledge in the field of magic, astronomy, chemistry, mathematics, medicine.
Aliens on the third planet
In the countries of Asia and Europe for many centuries there were rumors that the Tibetan Monastery of Sing-Nu kept “a stone from the moon. This stone was allegedly seen in 1725 by the French missionary Dupar.
In 1952, an expedition of Soviet scientists went to this Tibetan monastery.
The monks showed them a treatise on the pyramidal pagoda, in which the first level symbolized the era when people reached the nearest planets ("Old Earth"), the second level - the development of these planets ("Middle Earth-), the third - the development of stellar worlds (" New Earth "). The detailed descriptions of space travel contained in the treatise literally shocked scientists.
Returning, the researchers prepared reports, which, with the approval of the Academy of Sciences, were read in Krikvenica, at the aforementioned III Congress of the Society for the Study of Ancient Astronautics. The reports created a sensation. Subsequently, one of these scientists, Professor Zaitsev, published an article about stone circles found in the Tibetan mountain range Bayan-Kara-Ula with texts informing that intelligent beings arrived on the third planet of the solar system about 12 thousand years ago. Unable to return, they destroyed their spaceships and subsequently perished at the hands of the natives.
Vadim Ilyin