Ambrosia - food of the gods - in ancient Greek legends and myths, it is said that the gods of Olympus used nectar and ambrosia to give youth. King Zeus, according to sources, only thanks to them managed to live a stormy and long life, full of happiness and joy. As it is written in ancient myths, Hebe, the goddess of youth, the daughter of Hera (sister of Ares) and Zeus, poured the nectar. She served on Mount Olympus for the gods as a cupbearer. Hebe served them nectar and ambrosia; a little later, Ganymede began to perform this function.
To maintain health, in those ancient times there were many healing springs, many species of plants and fruits were grown, including the famous "rejuvenating apples". They all had tremendous healing power. Over the course of time, people have forgotten about the places where the food of the gods and its properties. All this happened to a large extent due to various geological disasters, changes in climate, destruction of states, and so on.
Today science perceives these substances as something invented and unknown, something from the realm of fantasy. But one day, during a geological exploration expedition in the east of Russia, one of the scientists accidentally found an unusual mineral. It looked very much like the legendary ambrosia. It happened somewhere in the second half of the 20th century.
This found mineral looked like a jelly-like transparent substance, similar to glass. As the scientist himself, who found this mineral, said later, this substance appears at the foot of the mountains in the lowest layers. This mineral is formed due to its squeezing out of stone layers by the colossal weight of the mountains. This substance is very difficult to find, much less to preserve. The found mineral has excellent and rather unusual optical characteristics. According to the scientist, this substance was once mined in certain areas with increased protection for the gods in order to provide them with longevity and a happy life. If we compare the cost of, for example, a diamond and this mineral, then a diamond will cost no more than ordinary river sand.
There is evidence that this mysterious and extraordinary mineral exists in rock formations today. Some scientists know about it. But the search for this mineral and its study today are mainly carried out by enthusiasts who do all this at their own risk and funds.
Since that time, the results of many years of research have shown that this mineral, supposedly ragweed, and with it nectar, are formed in the lower layers of the mountains, namely in their root part. Outwardly, this mineral has a crystalline appearance and stands out from all other dark stone rocks due to its light color. Ambrosia still has some color differences depending on the deposit. Nectar, which is found together with ragweed, is a growth, or scientifically, stalactites. It is formed from the oily thick sap of rocky rocks. The color of the nectar is yellowish-orange, like honey nectar, hence its name. Usually nectar stalactites grow in spring and summer.
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In ancient times, nectar was mixed with fruit juice for consumption. The energy that was in ragweed and nectar surpassed all known liquids and nutrients on the planet in its quantity.
Written sources preserved and found in India say that mountains are living biological organisms, like plants, and they spread through their root system. Mountains also grow, age, and gradually die, collapsing in the process. Like trees, mountains have their own system of life with their own fluid and energy flows. The most important part of the mountains in ensuring their vital activity, according to esoteric sources, is their lower, or butt, part. It is in this part of the mountains that accumulations of the most important and valuable substances are formed.
The jelly-like substance still comes to the surface not due to the so-called squeezing out under the huge weight of mountains, as the scientist who found ambrosia said, but due to natural energy flows. The substance rises upward thanks to these streams, like the sap in trees rises to all branches. The most famous ambrosia deposits are located in Russia, starting from the Indigirka River and then south to India and Chinese Tibet. There are also deposits of this mineral in the Caucasus, Central Asia, Iran and the Urals.
According to legend, nectar, along with ambrosia, was mined by fabulous gnomes and underground titans, with whom Zeus was good at negotiating. Most modern people perceive this as a joke or a fairy tale. But there is evidence that makes it possible to assume that with humanity, at the same time in the underground spaces of man-made and natural origin, some unusual creatures live.
There was one incident, as it was called, "fantastic." It happened during the Second World War, or rather it was in the summer of 1945. At this time, Soviet units were actively attacking the Kwantung Army in China. This case, however, has not been documented. Then, in battle, a Soviet pilot flying a fighter was shot down by the Japanese. He managed to leave the wrecked plane and parachute down into the grove. As the pilot himself said then, he hid among the bushes and fell asleep there. When he woke up, he could not feel any arms or legs. Raising his head slightly, he saw that his torso was completely wrapped in an incomprehensible translucent tape.
As the pilot himself said, he was surrounded by some creatures very similar to monkeys. But they were in clothes and had knives with them in their hands. According to his story, they were very small people, no more than 45 centimeters. At the same time, they constantly made sounds, very similar to bird chirping. The pilot was then forced to spend about 13 years in some kind of underground labyrinth together with these mysterious little people who called themselves hanyangs. The pilot returned to the people only in 1959. After a severe thunderstorm, he found himself on the surface until the Mongol cattlemen found him.
After this incident, a thorough investigation of all the circumstances of his disappearance was carried out. This gave absolutely no results and no one wanted to take the pilot's stories seriously. All materials of this case were strictly classified. But there was still one important circumstance. The pilot had his skull X-rayed and found some unusual dense formation on the back of his head. It turned out that he underwent craniotomy in 1945.
Everything could be attributed to the inventions of newspapermen who are chasing all kinds of sensations. But what about the fact that this pilot, a hero of the Soviet Union, actually lived in the Voronezh region in Russia. In the same Voronezh region, a secret labyrinth was found, which could not be used by people in any way, but exclusively by dwarfs.
As you know, on our planet every 5 thousand years, humanity completely changes the image and way of its nutrition. About 5 thousand years ago, animal meat was practically not used by mankind. Now priests, monks and the vast majority of the inhabitants of the Himalayas, Tibet, India and many other countries and regions of the Earth do this. At that time, mankind consumed plant foods in combination with mineral foods. By adding a certain amount of minerals to food, life expectancy was significantly extended and overall health was greatly improved.
This way of feeding was very important for military operations. One of the main problems during the organization of the military campaign was the provision of the army with food, this was especially important during long crossings through mountains or deserts in sparsely populated or completely deserted places of the Earth. Very often, insufficient attention to this led to defeat in battle or even in an entire war. For example, the king of Persia Darius I (550 - 486 BC) during his military campaign in Scythia lost most of his army just due to a lack of food. Darius left the Scythian lands and left with nothing, leaving eight of his fortresses unfinished near the modern city of Penza. Another commander, Alexander the Great, returning from his long campaign to India, also lost a significant part of his army,when he passed through sparsely populated and deserted regions of Asia.
In the modern army, hardly anyone is aware of mineral food, although it will just be very useful for special forces soldiers and military intelligence officers.
Several centuries ago, hunters and travelers often used the so-called zeolitized earth as a supplement to their diet. It has healing properties. Animals also eat this land. There were cases when monks, wishing to retire in caves for meditation for a month or even longer, ate exclusively zeolitized clay. They took it from the walls of the caves in which they were. Zeolite is a geological term of Greek origin: from the Greek zeo - boil and lithos - stone. This clay got its name due to its ability to swell when heated.
In addition to the mysterious mineral that gave the gods youth, ambrosia is also called a rather dangerous weed with allergenic properties. He came here from North America, quickly seizing all the fields and confidently advancing on the cities today.
When ragweed blooms, and this is the second half of summer - mid-September, most people begin to experience significant discomfort due to its pollen, which causes a strong allergic reaction. It manifests itself as a runny nose, itching in the nasopharynx and eyes, tearing and coughing.
Author: Fafendyk Andrey Gennadievich