Ganina Yama & Sanskrit
Ganina Yama
Ganina Yama is located in the Urals. Along with Ipatiev House in Yekaterinburg, it is most often associated with the fate of the last Russian Emperor Nicholas II and his family in 1918. It is stated that on the night of July 16-17, the Russian Imperial Romanov family and their associates were shot by the Urals revolutionaries in the basement (ground-floor room) of the Ipatiev House. After the execution their bodies were secretly transported to Ganina Yama and thrown into the pit.
A week later, the anti-communist White Army drove the Red Army from the area and launched an investigation into the fate of the eleven victims. No bodies or charred bones were found in Ganina Yama to present them as the ultimate evidence of the crime. The proposed Romanovs remains found in the Porosyonkov log (Piglet’s ravine) in 1991 and 2007 are not recognized by the Russian Orthodox Church, disputing the authenticity of the remains.
Despite the opening of state archives in the post-Soviet years, there is up till now no court sanction found for the execution of the royal family and there is yet no written document found that indicates that Lenin (Head of the Soviet state) instigated the orders.
Either the real Romanovs remains have not been found yet or the family was not murdered in the Ipatiev House in 1918. Surely, it is a multilevel game. Therefore, it would be worth analyzing from different angles. One of them could be the deeper levels of history and toponymy (the study of place names and linguistic origins).
The Romanovs
Surname Romanov, most of the time pronounced in Russian as Ramanov sounds very similar to the Ramayana the second great Sanskrit epics after Mahabharata. The Ramayana contains the story of Rama and incidentally relates the legends of the Solar dynasty, whereas the Mahabharata includes the story of the Kurukshetra War and preserves the traditions of the Lunar dynasty. Interestingly, the red Hammer and Sickle (initially representing the Sun and the Moon) is a Communist symbol that was conceived during the Russian Revolution which dismantled the Romanovs autocracy and led to the rise of the Soviet Union. Red hammer and sickle was used as the emblem of the Soviet Union and of international communism.
Another root of the surname Romanov could be found in ancient Persia or Iran. Ramano was a Zoroastrian supreme deity of Peace and Quiet. The surname Romanov is also related to Rome. In Russian, Rome is Rim, an anagram of the word Mir that is Russian word for peace as the above mentioned Iranian word Ramano. Iran and India related with surname Romanov are the home to one of the world’s oldest civilizations. So is the Urals in Russia and Yekaterinburg being the biggest city of the Urals.
Ganina Yama is a pit of an abandoned mine in the northern outskirt of Yekaterinburg. Ganino is number of settlements in Russia. They are concentrated in the Russian regions which are noted for Sanskrit names of their rivers and places. In Russian, Ganino and Ganina mean the same, i.e. belonging to Ganin. In Sanskrit, “Gaṇin” means “teacher”, “one who has attendants”, etc. Ganin is a surname in Russia whereas in India Ganin is a boy (male) gender name.
In Vedic mythology, Yama is the lord of death. Yama’s farther is the solar deity Surya. In Sanskrit “surya” is the epithet of the gods. Russian has number of rivers and places called Sura. Moreover, Sura is a chapter of the Koran. The Russian Sura River is a major tributary of the Volga River, the traditional symbol of Russian identity. Among the principal confluents of the Sura River is Alatyr River. Alatyr is the legendary stone associated with the altar located in the center of the world. Alatyr Stone is the foundation of the world tree or throne of the world. The Stone is endowed with healing and magical properties. Surya’s wife and mother of Yama is a Hindu goddess Saranyu, whereas Saransk is the capital city of Mordovia in the Central Russia (the Volga basin) at the confluence of the Saranka and Insar Rivers. Moksha is one of the three official languages in Mordovia. The source of the Moksha River is just 110 km. from Saransk. Moska (or Moksha) is the Sanskrit word referring to freedom from ignorance, self-realization and self-knowledge. The distance between the source of the Moksha River and the above mentioned river Sura is about 30 km. Moreover, the Russian name of Moscow, i.e. Moskva is related to the above mentioned Sanskrit term Moska.
In the Rig Veda (one of the world’s oldest religious texts), Yama is mentioned as one who helped humankind find a place to dwell, and gave every individual the power to tread any path to which he or she wants. In Sanskrit, “path” is “gati”. Interestingly, Gat is a settlement and railway station located on the Iset River just 2,5 km. west from Ganina Yama. In Russian, “Gat” also means “path”. Other Russian word for “path” is “put” that is the root of surname Putin. In Sanskrit, “put” means “virtue”, whereas “puta” means “purifying”, “who purifies”, etc. The source of Russian river Yamuga is about 90 km. from the Kremlin. The river crosses twice the federal highway M-10 that connects two Russian capitals, Moscow and Saint-Petersburg. In Sanskrit, the word “gati” has many meanings, including: happiness, way, method of acting, numerous forms of life, course of the soul, etc.
Gani in Sanskrit means “one who is familiar with the sacred writings and the auxiliary sciences”. The notion of auxiliary sciences is closely linked to the history. An auxiliary science serves as a support for history science so that it can achieve its purposes and objectives. Etymology, toponymy, genealogy, law, archaeology, etc. are some auxiliary sciences that provide documentation or sources of analysis.
Gana in Sanskrit means “crowd”, “small body of troops”, “sect in philosophy or religion”, “foot or four instants” (basic metric unit of Vedic poetry). Remarkably, the Four Brothers is the historical name of the spot where pit Ganina Yama is located. Four instants form feet consisting the arya, a popular metre of Sanskrit poetry. The two greatest Sanskrit epics, the Mahabharata and the Ramayana, both deal with the good and the evil within the individual. In Sanskrit, the word “Arya” means “worthy”, “honorable”, “wise”, etc. It refers to a good worthy family man who respects the traditions of his country, who is a good housekeeper and duly performs the rites Yajna, worship in front of a sacred fire.
In 1991 popular Russian poet and writer Vladimir Soloukhin (1924 – 1997) visited Ganina Yama. Soloukhin was a passionate monarchist and wore a finger ring with the image of Nicholas II of Russia. In 1988 Soloukhin initiated the restoration of the Cathedral of Christ the Savior in Moscow, the main Russian Orthodox Church cathedral that was demolished in 1931 by the order of Stalin. By the way, in Sanskrit, “sthalin” means “possessing any vessel or receptacle”. In 1997 Soloukhin happened to be the first to receive a special burial praying in this new cathedral. He was buried in his birthplace, village Alepino (145 km. from Moscow) whose name fully correlates to the Syrian city Aleppo, one of the oldest continuously inhabited cities in the world. In Sanskrit, “alepa” means “alive”, “pure”.
Shuvakish is the name of lake and settlement located in the Yekaterinburg district, 4 km. from Ganina Yama. In Sanskrit, “suvaksas” means “savage”. Synonym of savage is Sanskrit word “ugra”. Ugra is the epithet of deity Shiva. In Sanskrit, Shiva is Siva. Siva is the name of few rivers in Russia in the Ural region. Part of the Northen Urals is also called Ugra (Yugra). The majority of the oil produced in Russia comes from Yugra (Ugra).
The highest point of the Ural Mountains is the Mount Narodnaya (or the People’s Mount) also known as Naroda and Narada. Its name is associated with Narada (Naroda) River at the foothills and the above mentioned sage Narada from early Hindu texts. Narada is the Vedic sage who carries enlightening wisdom and travels to distant worlds and realms of the Universe. Narada is considered the greatest of sages. According to the Indian epic, Narada lived in the north (that is the Urals if looking from India). The Mount Narodnaya related with Hindu sage Narada is the very northern spot on the 60th meridian, around which are located the most sacral places of the Urals. Ganina Yama and Yekaterinburg are also located on this 60th meridian.
The most southern sacral spot placed on the 60th meridian is Arkaim (the Southern Ural steppe) related to the early Aryan civilization as described in the Avesta and Vedas. Arkaim is generally dated to the II-III millennium BCE. It is considered to be an important center of the Indo-Aryan civilization and its consequent migration into India, Iran and Mesopotamia, etc. In Sanskrit, Arka has meanings related to the Sun and knowledge. Ark of the Covenant was given to Moses by God when the Israelites were encamped at the foot of biblical Mount Sinai. The top ocean is also called Arctic. Ancient Samarkand Dwarka have “arka” in their names. It is stated that with Arkaim was connected Zoroaster (Zarathustra), an ancient Iranian prophet whose teachings developed into Zoroastrianism, the dominant religion in Ancient Persia (or Iran, meaning “the land of Aryans”). Major features of Zoroastrianism greatly influenced Judaism, Christianity, and Islam that have shaped the modern world.
Another sacral meridian is the Nile Meridian (or 30th meridian) with Giza (the home of the great pyramids and the Sphinx), Akhetaton (capital of great reformer pharaoh Echnaton), Alexandria (capital of Alexsander the Great), Cairo (capital of Egypt), Constantinople (capital of Constantine the Great), Kiev (Oleg the Prophet made it capital of Rus), and Saint-Petersburg (capital of Peter the Great). Their foundation was always followed by a new loop of development of the civilization.
In the 1980s Shuvakish was known as the place of the largest in the USSR flea market. It was called “cloud” due to the colossal congestion of people. Interestingly, in Hindu mythology the goddess of clouds is the above mentioned Saranyu, wife of Surya and mother of Yama. The market was organized with the permission of Boris Yeltsin (First President of Russia, 1991 — 1999). At that time Ural-born Yeltsin was the Head of Communist Party in the Urals. Also, it was him who had the Ipatiev House (associated with the Russian Emperor Nicholas II and his family) demolished in September 1977.
The water from the lake Shuvakish used to be supplied to the nearby Uralmash (The Ural Heavy Machine Building Plant). The surrounding residential area where workers live is also called Uralmash. In the 1990s, the district was often called the “criminal capital of Russia” due to the emergence of a large organized criminal group ‘Uralmash’, which took control of almost the whole Yekaterinburg and its region.
Between the Lake Shuvakish (1,5 km.) and the settlement Shuvakish (1 km.) there is field known as Porosyonkov log (Piglet’s ravine). It is the place where the so-called remains of the Romanovs where found in 1991 and 2007. Despite the political pressure, the remains are not recognized by the Russian Orthodox Church, questioning the genuineness of the remains. They are unconvinced that the remains are really those of Nicholas II and his family. There are facts confirming that Piglet’s ravine is an attempt to mislead. Also, the very name of the place is associated with pigs and is rather offensive for the Imperial honor.
Strangely, the decision about the authenticity of the remains was taken in 1998 by the Russian government, not by court. The governmental session lasted for three hours and the final decision was unanimous. The meeting was unprecedented in that every member of the cabinet was invited to express an opinion. The cabinet meeting was chaired by First Deputy of the Prime Mistier Boris Nemtsov. It was a sign of the controversial nature of the issue that President of Russia Boris Yeltsin declined to make the decision himself or even to take part in it. Although, he was not normally renowned for indecision and it was him who demolished the Ipatiev House in 1977. Also, it was the same decision of the Russian government to bury the doubtful remains in the Romanov family vault in the Peter and Paul Cathedral in Saint-Petersburg, which is the first and oldest landmark in Saint-Petersburg.
Interestingly, one month after the burial (July 1998) of the controversial remains, happened a big financial crisis in Russia (August 1998). It resulted in the Russian government and the Russian Central Bank devaluing the ruble and defaulting on the domestic debt. A moratorium on repayment of foreign debt was imposed. The financial collapse resulted in a political crisis for Boris Yeltsin.
Interesting is the time of founding of the remains in 1991:
- It happened July 11-13, one month after Boris Yeltsin became the first Russian President (June 12). The official history states that the Romanovs were murdered in the Ipatev House on the night June 16-17, 1918. It was Boris Yeltsin who had the Ipatiev House demolished 1977, carrying out the order of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union.
- The collapsed Soviet coup in August 1991 in Moscow destabilized the Soviet Union and contributed to both the demise of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union and the dissolution of the Soviet Union.
Devil’s Hillfort near Ganina Yama
The city of Yekaterinburg stands on the upper reaches of the river Iset. Its source is near the above mentioned Ganina Yama having Sanskrit originated name. Interestingly, Iset is an Ancient Egyptian name, meaning “(She) of the throne”. It was the name of the goddess better known by her Greek name Isis. Moreover, the analogy of the throne is also nearby. Chertovo gorodishche (or Devil’s Hillfort) is a cultish place of majestic cliffs on the mountain top, just 3 km. south of the village Iset and only 8 km. west of Ganina Yama. Devil’s Hillfort is a stone crest 20 meters high, made up of massive towers that rise on a pedestal of granite slabs, which have a volcanic origin and were formed about 300 million years ago. The Urals are the most ancient mountain range in the world, hiding numerous secrets and many traces of past civilizations.
Iset River has a tributary called Sinara River. In the Hebrew Bible, Sinar (Shinar, Sennaar) is the term used the general region of Mesopotamia. The source of the Sinara River is the Sinara Lake. On the shore of this beautiful lake is a closed town Snezhinsk, one of two centers of the Russian nuclear program (the other is Sarov). The most ancient state in Mesopotamia was Sumer. It is known from chronics that Sumer was destroyed by the deadly wind, which could have been the radioactive wind (nuclear fallout) from explosions on Sinai. The Iset River is itself a tributary of the Tobol River. City Tobolsk is a historic capital of Siberia, located at the confluence of the Tobol and Irtysh Rivers, flowing to the Arctic Ocean. From August 1917 to spring 1918, Tobolsk was the place of exile of Nicholas II and his family before their transportation to Yekaterinburg. They lived in Tobolsk in relative luxury in the former house of the Governor-General. The Iset River enters the Tobol River south-east of city Tyumen, also related to the Romanovs. During the World War II, Tyumen was also the place of evocation of the mummified corpse of Lenin, who was the main antagonist of the Romanovs. Tyumen stands on the banks of the Tura River. Like the Iset River, the Tura is a tributary of the Tobol River. The birthplace of Grigori Rasputin (1869 – 1916) is just 10 km. from the confluence of the Tura and Tobol rivers. The village is called Pokrovskoye sited between Tyumen and Tobolsk. Grigori Rasputin was a Russian mystic who befriended the family of Nicholas II and gained considerable influence in late imperial Russia.
The road from Ganina Yama to the nearby head of river Iset and Devil’s Hillfort is via the settlement called Koptyaki. The Koptyaki forest (Ganina Yama) and the Old Koptyaki Road (Porosyonkov log) are associated with alleged burial of the Romanovs corpses. Initially, Koptyaki was populated by the Old-believers, Russian Orthodox Christians who opposed reforming of the Russian Orthodox Church by Patriarch Nikon in the middle of 17th century. The village was founded in 1804 by a resident of Yekaterinburg, Nicholas Koptyaev, who organized here the production of charcoal for the local iron-making plant. Interestingly, the root of name of the settlement and the surname of its founder is Kopt (or Copt) and therefore it correlates to the ethno-religious group Copts in modern Egypt. They constitute the largest Christian community in the Middle East, as well as the largest religious minority in the region, accounting for up to 1/5 of the Egyptian population. The Copts are one of the oldest Christian communities in the Middle East. The Coptic language is the most recent stage of the Egyptian language, which was spoken in ancient Egypt. Its earliest known complete written sentence has been dated to the 3rd millennium BCE. The Coptic or Coptic Egyptian language was spoken in Egypt until at least the 17th century.
Interestingly, even the name of birthplace of Boris Yeltsin, Ural village Butka, bears striking similarity with Indian village Bhutnya (Butnya) in Uttarakhand state (the Himalayas). It is believed that the sage Vyasa scripted the greatest Hindu epic Mahabharata in the state. At that time, present-day Uttarakhand also served as a habitat for Rishis and Sadhus. Uttarakhand state is also the origin of two the most important rivers in Hinduism, the Ganges and the Yamuna, whereas Yamuga River flows in the Moscow region.
In Uttarakhand state is located ancient town Haridwar is a place of intense religious significance for the Hindus. The famous Kumbh Melas festival is held in Haridwar in every twelve years, when the planet Jupiter comes into the sign Aquarius (Kumbha). By the way, Boris Yeltsin was Aquarius. The 1998 Kumbh Mela saw over 80 million pilgrims visiting this holy city. Another famous place in Uttarakhand is Rishikesh, known as ‘Yoga Capital of the World’. The distance from Rishikesh to above mentioned village Bhutnya is ~45 km.
Jim Corbett National Park is the oldest national park of the Indian subcontinent. It includes the Sivalik hills. Siva is also the name of a river north of Ganina Yama. Village Bhutnya is less than 70 km. from the park. At the foothills of Sivalik Hills there is Sukhna Lake created in 1958 by damming the Sukhna Choe, a seasonal stream coming down from the Sivalik hills. Interestingly, Sukhona is the name of Russian river on which stands town Ustyug the Great (Veliky Ustyug), which is the place of spiritual deep of Saint Procopius the Blessed who was the ancestor of the Romanovs Imperial House. He came to Ustyug in the 12th century. On Procopius’ memory day (July 21) the first Romanov tsar Mikhail was crowned as the Russian king in 1613. Today Veliky Ustyug is known as the Russian capital of the Aquarius. Astrologically, the Aquarius is the heaven patron of Russia. The coming Aquarian Age will transform the planet. The only Russian city that has the Aquarius on its coat of arm is Veliky Ustyug.
Village Bhutnya is 1,5 km. from the Himalayan river Alaknanda, one of the two headstreams of the Ganga, the holy river of Hinduism. In hydrology, the Alaknanda is considered the source stream of the Ganges. At Indian village Mana, the Alaknanda meets its tributary the Saraswati River flowing from Mana Pass (Himalayan Mountains pass between India and Tibet).
Sanskrit name ‘Alaknanda’ literally means a young girl. Indian name Alak generally means ‘World’ or ‘Beautiful tresses’. Alakh Niranjan is a term used as a synonym for Creator, and to describe the characteristics of God and the Self, known as the Atman. Alakh means “sightless” and Niranjan means “spotfree”. Niranjan is another name of Lord Siva. The original Sanskrit term Alakhshya means “one that cannot be perceived”.
In Iran, Alak is also the name of a village in Kurdistan Province. In Egypt, Allaqi is the major dry river (250 km.) in the southeastern part of the Eastern Desert of Egypt, draining the area from the hills near the Red Sea to the valley of the Nile. In Russia, Allaki is a cultish place 100 km. south from Yekaterinburg. In Hinduism, Alaka is the splendid home of Kubera, the lord of wealth and half-brother of Ravana from the Ramayana, second greatest Hindu epic. Ramana was the supreme deity of peace in Zoroastrianism.
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Village Delhi is located 40 km. northwest of Tver. Delhi is a part of the rural settlement Kava. The distance between Kava and Delhi is 2 km.
Kava is the ancient name of the modern Crimean city Feodosiya. Translated from the Greek language it means ‘the gift of the gods’. Feodosiya has a statue of the above mentioned Tver citizen 
In XVI – XIX centuries Vesyogonsk was an important international trade center. It was known as Vesi Yogan. In Sanskrit, yogin is a person who practices yoga.
Moksha is often understood as spiritual liberation. Tver region has a number of villages that have the Sanskrit root ‘Moksha‘, including Mokshino. Moksha (Sanskrit: moksa) is a term in Hinduism and Hindu philosophy. It is present in other ancient religions born in India. It refers to freedom from the cycle of death and rebirth (saṃsara) as well as freedom from ignorance. See Russian rivers 
In Tibetan Buddhism, Lama is a title for a teacher of the Dharma. It is similar to the Sanskrit term guru. Lama River (~140 km.) starts in the Moscow region and flows into the Shosha River in the neighboring Tver region near its border with the Moscow region. The Lama’s source is ~90 km. from the center of Moscow.
As it is said above, the Lama River is a tributary of the Shosha River. In Hinduism, Shesha (Sanskrit Sesa) is the nagaraja or king of all nagas and one of the primal beings of Creation. Spiritual nagas are known as true masters and teachers of human evolution. Lord Vishnu reclines on the celestial snake, the Shesha-naga.
Beside Tver region, there are villages named Vahonino in other parts of Russia. For instance, village Vahonino in the Kotlas district of Arkhangelsk region. Moreover, in the Urdu (rooted in the Indo-Aryan language family, like Hindi), kolta means ‘citadel’. Kotla was the new capital of the Delhi Sultanatein under Sultan Feroz Shah Tughlaq in 14th century. Today it is a part of New Delhi. See above Russian Delhi and Delki. Also, Kotla is a village located in the Champawat district of Uttarakhand state (near the border with Nepal). The native languages of Kotla are Hindi and Sanskrit used by the majority of the village people.
Urali is also the name of a small railway station in Pune district, Indian state Maharashtra. In Peru, Puno is a port city at an altitude of over 3800 meters on the shores of Lake Titicaca in the Andes, the largest lake in South America. In 2000 (in the beginning of the 
Navi is a village in the Tver region, located on the middle between the above mentioned town Vesyogonsk (having Delhi hotel and Delki street, see Section II) and the town Kashin (see below Section VII).
resembling the Earth. Sanskrit word ‘avatara’ represents concept in Hinduism and other religions. It refers to the incarnation of a deity on Earth. In Hinduism, Kalki or Kalkin is an avatar of Lord Vishnu foretold to appear at the end of the current epoch called Kali Yuga. See settlement Kalikino near the town Veliky Ustyug that stands on the confluence of two rivers called 
Kashin is one of the oldest towns of the Tver region. Also, Kashin is a village in Hamadan Province of Iran. Interestingly, in the same Hamadan Province there is town Mohajeran, whereas 
The architects, clergy, merchants of Russian town Kashin have used the Bible description of the Heavenly Jerusalem to implement it in their town. For instance, 17 temples placed on the longitudinal axis crossing the town and 16 temples on the transverse axis. Thus, their total number was 33 or the so-called age of Christ. The town’s main Resurrection Cathedral was surrounded by 24 temples to remind the Revelation of John the Divine where the Heavenly Throne is surrounded by 24 elders. In the 16th century there were 13 monasteries in Kashin, of which the three largest were on the three busiest roads. They were in the corners of a huge triangle, the tops of which were Trinity temples in each of these three monasteries. There was a symbolic union of three Trinity temples in a triangle that is a symbol of the Holy Trinity. In the external monastery triangle covering the entire town there was the internal monastery triangle, inside which was only a fortress, also triangular in shape. This is an ancient sign in the form of oppositely directed triangles, meaning the interaction of Spirit and Matter, evolutionary flows, etc.
A temple dedicated to the Entry of Jesus into Jerusalem stands at the entrance to Kashin from Moscow (i.e. Russia’s capital). It affirms the symbolic perception of Kashin.
Kashino is the name of dozens settlements in the central and northern parts of Russia. The most famous among them is Kashino in Volokolamsk districts of the Moscow region. This Kashino is ~1 km. from the Lama River (see Section IV). In 1920 the first Russian rural power station was put into operation. It was built by the local peasants but the opening attended 
One of the most outstanding statues of this Communist movement’s leader has been erected in the above mentioned town Kashin. The base resembles the world famous Intihuatana in Machu Picchu (Peru). Literally, it means ‘the place when the Sun gets tied’. In Sanskrit, the Sun is Surya. See Russian river Sura. Intihuatana is located at the top of the sacred mountain. This religious construction is a wonder of the ancient technology of a highly developed civilization.
Mikhail Kalinin was born on 19 November 1875. On the same day but in 1917 was born Indira Gandhi, the 3rd Prime Minister of India and the daughter of India’s first Prime Minister, Jawaharlal Nehru. See Lake Neru in the Yaroslavl region of Russia. Moreover, she was born 12 days after the Socialist Revolution in Russia (7 November 1917).
In the Tver region there is river named Sit. In the neighboring Novgorod region there is river Ravan. In the Hindu texts Ravana is considered to be the most revered devotee of Siva. See Russian river Siva. King Ravana was an Asura. See 
Interestingly, on the same meridian with Arkaim is Allaki, the archaeological monument in the Middle Urals. Allaki is a bizarre shape complex of 14 granite rocks (stone tents) standing on a small hill. Moreover, Allaki is on the same parallel with Moscow. In Hinduism, Alaka is the splendid home of Kubera, the lord of wealth and half-brother of Ravana.
The origin of Western Dvina River (1020 km.) is in the Tver region, on the Valday Hills that cover significant part of the Tver region and are the source of largest European rivers. See below Section X. In Sanskrit, ‘dvaina‘ means ‘divine‘. In the Middle Iranian languages, ‘dvin’ is ‘
The Valdai is the name of a lake and an upland region in the north-west of central Russia, about midway between Saint Petersburg and Moscow. Broadly speaking, Valdai is a part of the bigger geological structure that extends to the Urals whose highest peak is linked with Vedic sage 
The world famous Triveni Sangam in Prayag (Allahabad) is a confluence of three rivers (the Ganga, Yamuna, and the mythological Saraswati River). A bath here is said to flush away all of one’s sins and free one from the cycle of rebirth. It is an idea of Moksha (Sanskrit: Moksa). See the river 
Aquarius is the symbol of Russian town Veliky Ustyug that is located on the confluence of the Sukhona and the Yug rivers. Downstream from this confluence the rivers form a single waterway known as the Northern Dvina. The names of these rivers have Sanskrit root.
The Oka (right) is a major tributary of the Volga (left). In Sanskrit, oka means ‘conjunction of heavenly bodies’.
Kuril Islands are a part of Russia’s Sakhalin region. They separate the Sea of Okhotsk from the Pacific Ocean. It is believe that name Kuril originates from the islands’ original inhabitants word ‘kur’, meaning ‘man’.
The Saha is the largest subnational governing body by area in the world (over 3 mln. km2). The Saha’s population is ~1 million. In comparison, India is over 3,2 mln. km2 for over 1,3 billion people. Approximately 99% of all Russian diamonds are mined here in Saha (Yakutia). Currently, Russia is the largest producer of the diamonds in the world (~ 1/3 of the market). Indian KGK Diamonds works in Saha.
The Saka was the term used in Persian and Sanskrit sources for the 
Village Atman is few kilometers west from Simferopol, the administrative centre of the Crimea. The name comes from the Greek Sympheropolis meaning ‘city of common good’. In the past Simferopol was known by other Greek name — The Scythian Neapolis. It was the ancient capital of the Crimean Scythians who lived on the territory from the 3rd century BC to the 4th century AD. They were the relatives of the co called Indo-Scythians or just Scythians (Saka), who migrated from Central Asia to India from the middle of the 2nd century BC to the 4th century AD.
The ancestors of the Indo-Scythians are thought to be Saka (Scythian) tribes.
River to start a community. Indrus is the name of river in Vladimir region of Russia. In Russian, Kolachi means wheat breads in the form of a lock and with a handle. Moreover, settlement Karachi exists in 
Izhevsk has a charming monument of crocodile, although crocodiles are not local species. There are different versions of the reasons. Some state that the origin of the monuments is the nickname for the Izhevsk factory gunsmiths — ‘Izhevsk crocodiles’. They were given green caftans for special achievements. Like Karachi, Izhevsk was found in 18th century. A legend about foundation of Karachi says that it was named in honour of a fisher woman, whose son is said to have slayed a man-eating crocodile.
Interesting enough is the soapstone figure of a man found in Mohenjo-daro. The three circle motif on his cloak resembles the seal of Shambala.
Tula is a world known Mesoamerican archeological site northwest of Mexico City. It was the capital of the Toltec Empire and important regional center. A legendary ruler of Tula was Quetzalcoatl. Its pyramid topped by four rather ancient astronauts is the main attraction of Tula. It fell in the middle of 12th century, but had significant influence in the following Aztec empire. When the Spanish arrived the feathered serpent god Quetzalcoatl linked to Tula was worshiped throughout Central America.
Among the main attractions of Utah is the world unique Arches National Park. Arka is synonyms of Sun god Surya and is a part of the name Dwarka whose literal meaning is ‘gateway to heaven’. See Section I.
The temple was built in 14th century by a wealthy merchant who had been instructed in his dream by an angel. The Gori temple was dedicated to Lord Parshwanath, the 23rd Jain prophet who preached around the 8th century BC. At least a dozen major Indian Jain temples trace their heritage to Pakistan’s Gori temple. Jainism is one of the oldest religions and Parshwanath is among those who attract the most devotional worship of the Jains. He is credited with starting the tradition of ‘four fold restraints’ for monks – don’t kill, don’t steal, don’t lie and don’t own property.
Goritsy female monastery is located near the Sanskrit named 
Narada is the Vedic sage who carries enlightening wisdom and travels to distant worlds and realms of the Universe. Narada is considered the greatest of sages. According to the Indian epic, Narada lived in the north.
Mount Narodnaya (Narada) is located in the region called Yugra. The region has great economic importance. The majority (>51%) of the oil produced in Russia comes from Yugra. See about the Russian rivers Ugra and 
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deer, representing cleanliness and purity. The deer lies facing the west, although gazes to the east. It is the destiny of Russia to harmoniously unite the East (The Spirit) and the West (The Matter).
In Germanic mythology, Odin is a widely respected god. He is associated with healing, knowledge, battle, sorcery, poetry, the runic alphabet, etc. In order to gain wisdom, Odin sacrificed one of his eyes at the spring of Mimir which was the source of all knowledge. See Kashmir. This aligns with the ancient Egyptian mythos about the Eye of Horus and the Eye of Ra. The All-Seeing Eye is one of the oldest depictions of the Deity.
the Pleiadian Head Master, is the one leads towards Brahman, the Highest God. Sanat Kumara is one of the Four Kumaras who are the first mind-born creations and sons of the creator-god Brahma. In the Theosophical publications Sanat Kumara is an Ascended Master of Light.
When looked from such angle, Scandinavia = Skanda + Navi.
Urals and the South African iron-ore company. Kumba Iron Ore is the fourth largest iron-ore producer in the world and the largest in Africa. Major Russian iron ore and metallurgical companies are based in the Urals having the rich natural deposits.
The first documented settlers (XII century) of Veliky Ustyug were the citizens of 
A recurring motif in Le Corbusier’s architecture was The Open Hand. It is a sign of peace and reconciliation. It is open to give and open to receive. The largest of the many Open Hand sculptures that Le Corbusier created is in Chandigarh (26 meter high). Upon the architect’s death in 1965, United States President Lyndon Johnson said, «His influence was universal and his works are invested with a permanent quality possessed by those of very few artists in our history». The Soviet Union added, «Modern architecture has lost its greatest master».
Chandigarh’s name is liked with the goddess Chandi. She is said to be one of the most spectacular of all personifications of Cosmic energy.
Ashoka was a grandson of Chandragupta Maurya (340 — 298 BC) who was the founder of the Maurya Dynasty. Mayura is peacock in Sanskrit. It is the national bird of India and symbol of Russian city 
It is presumed that the Kalinga War was fought in the area of Dhauli hills located ~8 km. south of Bhubaneswar. A white peace pagoda was built on the top of the hill in the 1970s. At the same a monument of Lenin was erected in Russian historical town Aleksandrov that was the capital of the country in the 16th century under the rule of the above mentioned Ivan the Terrible. Aleksandrov is ~100 km. north-east of Moscow. Today, Aleksandrov is a part of Vladimir region that has ancient ties with India. There are certain resembles between the hand gestures of Lenin in Aleksandrov (right) and Buddha in the Dhauli peace pagoda (left). Equally, the basic ideas of Communism (world community) and Buddhism have much in common. It is known that The Masters of the Ancient Wisdom have named Lenin as a 
The famous Great Stupa in Sanchi was originally commissioned by Ashoka in the 3rd century BC. Today, it is one of the oldest stone structures in India. Sanchi is significant for Buddhist around the world. The stupa is located ~200 km east of Ujjain.
Ashoka pillar capital of Sarnath has become the State Emblem of India. Sarnath is located north-east of Varanasi (ancient 
Moskva is the Russian name of Moscow. Moska is a Sanskrit word referring to freedom from ignorance, self-realization and self-knowledge. It is liberation from samsara (see Russian city Samara), the cycle of death and rebirth or reincarnation and all of the suffering and limitation of worldly existence. It is a state of absolute freedom, peace and bliss, attained through Self-Realization. This is the supreme goal of human endeavor. The concept of moksha is found in Jainism, Buddhism and Hinduism.
The source of River Yamuga is about 90 km. from the Kremlin. The river crosses twice the federal highway M-10 that connects Moscow and Saint-Petersburg. Everyone can see the ancient name in Russian and English. Near the source of river Yamuga there is the famous factory of Christmas-tree toys. The main Russian Christmas tree in Kremlin is decorated only with these toys.
Desna River (Pakhra basin) starts in Naro-Fominsk district of Moscow Region. The distance to the center of Moscow is ~50 km. (west). The source of this Desna River is near town Aprelevka named after the nearby Aprelevka or April River.
The Nara River ~70 km. southwest from Moscow. Its length is ~170 km. In the winter the Nara stays under the ice until April. April is Saur (see above). The Nara River starts in the Poletskoye Lake and flows through the Nara ponds. The distance between the lake and the ponds is ~1,5 km. Between them there is village Naro-Osanovo that is a part of Odintsovsky District (Moscow region). See 
Ludwig spent all the royal revenues on building castles. Neuschwanstein Castle (‘New Swanstone Castle’) in the Alps is his best known project. It has appeared in several Hollywood movies and served as the inspiration for Disneyland’s Sleeping Beauty Castle.
Serpukhov is also famous for its wonderworking icon of the Mother of God called ‘The Inexaustible Cup’. In ‘The Teaching of Living Ethics’ (or Agni Yoga) created by Helena Roerich and Morya (one of the Masters of the Ancient Wisdom) it is stated that the true meaning of the symbol of the Cup is the acceptance and accumulation of spiritual gifts that are used to serve the World.
they lived in Kullu. In exactly the same way they received in 1923 the Chintamani Stone while staying in Paris. Moving along the Earth, these sacred artifacts find themselves in places that are centers of evolutionary work, coming at different epochs to different people chosen by the Shambala.
Svyatoslav Roerich was the last of the known keepers of the 
Nara-Narayana is a Hindu deity pair. Nara-Narayana is the twin-brother avatar of the God Vishnu on Earth, working for the preservation of Dharma or righteousness. In the concept of Nara-Narayana, the human soul Nara is the eternal companion of the Divine Narayana. The Hindu epic Mahabharata identifies the God Krishna (an avatar of Vishnu) with Narayana and Arjuna — the chief hero of the epic — with Nara. There are striking similarities and the parallels between the great battle of Kuru filed described in the Mahabharata (one of the most important Hindu epics) and the Kursk battle that changed the course of the Second World War and the European history. See 
Naro-Fominsk’s local football club founded in 1929 had name Nara-Desna from 2005 to 2007. Approximately 100 km. south of Nara-Desna is city Kaluga. It is believed that Vyasa compiled the Puranas (see Section VI) in the beginning of Kali Yuga. Kaluga’s motto on the city’s coat of arms is «The Cradle of Space Exploration». In the Kaluga region there are rivers with Sanskrit names called Agra and Ugra. See Sanskrit names in Kaluga region.
As it is said above, the name Naro-Fominsk is made of local river Nara and former village Fominskoe. Fominskoe means named after apostle Foma (Thomas). He is traditionally believed to be the first Christian missionary who came to India in 52 AD to preach the Gospel and spread the Christian faith. Thomas the Apostle was one of the Twelve Apostles of Jesus Christ, according to the New Testament. According to tradition, Thomas was allegedly killed near Chennai in 72AD. That place now is called St.Thomas Mount.
After the birth Valmiki was given name Ratnakara that is a Sanskrit term for ‘ocean’ and ‘repository of jewels’. Narada gave him the new name and the status of Maharishi (great sage) after he performed tapasya (deep meditation) for several years and became the foremost of ascetics. Huge anthills formed around Ratnakara and this earned him the name of Valmiki. In Sanskrit, the word ‘Valmika’ means an ‘ant hill’. Since with the help and blessing of Narada Ratnakara came out of the ant hill, he got the name of Valmiki. It is believed that during this deep meditation his whole mind was concentrate on the chanting of the name of the Lord Rama.
Some believe that initially Ratnakara chanted the word ‘Mara’ that became ‘Rama’, the name of god Vishnu. Sanskrit word ‘mara’ has the same meaning in the Russian and other Slavic people folklore. Mara is a Slavic and Baltic goddess associated with seasonal rites based on the idea of death and rebirth of nature. Mara is associated with winter’s death and rebirth of nature in the coming of spring. This Slavic festival with bonfires has a common base with Hindu festival Holi. See 
In Tibetan Buddhism, Lama is a title for a teacher of the Dharma. It is similar to the Sanskrit term guru. Lama River (~140 km.) starts in Moscow region and flows into 
believed that they belong to the unknown ancient civilization, flourished here thousands year ago when the climate in Siberia was warm. The Indian Puranas is encyclopedic source of knowledge about the history of the Universe, the genealogy of gods, kings, heroes, as well as Hindu philosophy and cosmology. Vyasa is credited as the compiler of the Puranas. His teacher was Narada. See 
Saurovo is ~70 km. east of the Kremlin (center of Moscow). It is a village located on the Klyazma River. The Klyazma is a tributary of the Oka River whose name has links with Indian state 
The present town of Eden has grown on the Saura Indian villages. Garden of Eden or biblical Paradise is the «garden of God». The story of Adam and Eve is central to the belief that God created human beings in a Garden of Eden. God also placed in the garden the tree of the knowledge of good and evil and prohibited the man from eating the fruit of this tree. A 
serpent helped Eve eat fruit from the forbidden tree. Adam took some of the fruit. They got knowledge.
Desna is a major tributary of Pakhra River (Moskva River basin). This Pakhra River flows near the world-known museum complex Lenin’s Gorki. After the Soviet government moved from Saint-Petersburg to Moscow in 1918, the luxurious estate Gorki was nationalized for Lenin. He was spending an increasing amount of time in the Gorki as his health declined after an assassination attempt. He permanently lived and worked there in semi-retirement from 1923 to 1924. After Lenin’s death, Gorki was renamed «Gorki Leninskiye» (meaning «Lenin’s Gorki»).
На Востоке Чаша Будды почитается величайшей святыней. О ней написано и в трудах Рерихов. Она пришла к ним в 1934 году, когда они жили в Кулу. Таким же чудесным образом к ним в 1923 году, когда они жили в Париже, пришел и Камень 
В Учении Живой Этики говорится, что истинный смысл символа Чаши – это принятие и накопление духовных даров, которые используются на служение Миру.
Рерих был в этом древнем городе. Одну из своих картин он посвятил устюжскому святому и небесному покровителю этого города — 
Современный Пешавар в 
которому двигались не только товары, но и культура. В I веке 
Основатель династии Великих Моголов — 
«Аполлон» — это имя серии американских трехместных космических кораблей, которые использовались в программах полетов к Луне. Модификации «Аполлона» использовались для стыковки с советским космическим кораблём «Союз-19» по программе «Союз» — «Аполлон». Командиром советского двухместного пилотируемого космического корабля «Союз-19», совершившего первый международный космический полет со стыковкой с американским космическим кораблем «Аполлон», был 
О древней связи индоиранского народа Камбоджа с государством Камбоджа в Юго-Восточной Азии ученые ломают голову. Из Индии индуизм шагнул в Юго-Восточную Азию. Одним из его шедевров стал Ангкор — гигантский индуистский храмовый комплекс в Камбодже. Он является самым грандиозным культовым сооружением в мире за всю историю человечества. Причем его загадки не меньше, чем внешний размер.
Анкоридж — крупнейший город на 
На этом связи Ангкора с Драконом не заканчиваются. На колонне с барельефами в ангорском храме Та Пром был обнаружен динозавр, а точнее — стегозавр. Это животное также встречаются на Камнях Ики, которые находят вокруг плато Наска, энергетически связанным с 
Долина Бамиан расположена в высоких горах Гиндукуша, в Центральном Афганистане — перекрестке древнего мира. Такое географическое расположение могло стать одной из причин, почему именно здесь появились знаменитые статуи.
Варвара – единственная святая, которая изображается на иконах с чашей. Из святых мужского рода, с потиром (чашей) изображается Иоанн Кронштадтский. На земном плане, из потира совершается причащение священнослужителей и мирян. Чаша является очень сакральным предметом, символизирует источник Вечной Жизни и Знаний, см. выше о Чаше Будды. Чаша Грааля – звёздная память.
Не случайно, Варвара стала одной из самых почитаемых святых русского народа. Именно ее именем называется одна из самых древних и известных московских улиц. Нумерация домов на ней ведётся от Красной площади. На этой улице расположены Старый Английский двор и Палаты бояр Романовых, предком которых был 
утверждается почитание Троицы. Заповедь Сергия Радонежского: «Взирая на единство Святой Троицы, побеждать ненавистное разделение мира сего». В христианстве, Троица – это единый Бог в трех лицах.
В Великом Устюге церковь Варвары располагалась на берегу 
Одним из авторов ГОЭЛРО стал зять Островского — Михаил Шателен. 
«Град Свияжск» является головным кораблём вышеуказанной серии малых ракетных крейсеров. Название самой серии – «Буян». Существует версия о связи остров-града с Пушкинским сказочным островом Буян. Известен и другой возможный прообраз Пушкинского Буяна – это современный остров Рюген (по-русски, Руян) в Балтийском море. На этом острове находилась Аркона — столица Руси Яра и главное святилище верховного божества славян (см. раздел III). 
«Планета Ангелов» №6 (09) 2019, говорится о родственности 
фазу. Луна закрыла диск Солнца не полностью. Набежали облака и это явление можно было наблюдать без защиты для глаз. Подал свой знак лунный бог 
Герб Зеленодольска очень знаков. Зеленый фон – это не только зеленые долины. Цвет валюты такой страны как США тоже не может быть случайным. Можно увидеть тонкую связь с лунным богом 
наше время стал 
Интересен Кадуцей, изображенный на парусе ладьи герб Зеленодольска. Его уникальность в том, что вместо жезла с 
Кронштадт – это еще и прежнее название города Брашов в 
Железнодорожный мост через Волгу недалеко от Свияжска был назван Романовским последним русским царем 
Библия дословно указывает, что Ада и Ева были 
Есть свой Романовский мост и в Грозном (Чечня), который в 2012 году стал побратим с современным турецким городом Сивас, у которого свои связи с 
Родственной Трипольской была археологическая культура Боян (VI тыс. до н. э.) на территории современных Молдавии, Румынии и Болгарии. Она названа по поселению на озере Боян в 
Как было сказано в разделе I, «Буян» — это название серии малых ракетных крейсеров, построенных в Зеленодольске для Каспийской флотилии. С 
Еще одним «кандидатом» на связь с легендарным Буяном является остров Рюген в Балтийском море. Сегодня это немецкий остров, но в прошлом он был заселён славянами. Их столица Аркона была священным местом в славянском мире.
Храм, посвященный богу Святовиту, находился на северной оконечности острова, на полуострове Виттов. Его название оказалось «вписанным» в фамилию почетного гражданина 
На границе Томской и 
Главная православная святыня калужской земли – Калужская икона Божией Матери. Среди почти полутора сотен икон Богородицы, эта – единственная, где Богоматерь изображена без младенца, но с книгой – источником знаний. Икона была обретена в имени помещика Василия Хитрово в пригородном селе Тиньково, в правление императрицы 
возле Боровского уездного училища, куда получил назначение Циолковский после сдачи экзамены на звание учителя уездных училищ. В этом же училище до Циолковского работал учителем истории и географии Николай Фёдоров — один из родоначальников русского космизма и самый крупный его представитель. Он оставил глубокий след в духовной истории России. В основе его жизненной позиции лежала заповедь 
На противоположной от Свияжска стороне Волги, также в Зеленодольском районе, находится Раифский монастырь, известный своей чудотворной Грузинской иконой Божией Матери.
Голицыны владели усадьбой в Дубровицах (Подольский район), где знаменитая Церковь Знамения, по приказу Петра I, увенчана золотой короной, которая позже украсила и маяк на гербе Кронштадта (от нем. Krone — корона и Stadt — город). Петр I присутствовал на открытии и освящении храма, которое состоялось в 1704 году в символическую дату — 
На гербе Высокогорского района изображен золотой 
Три кочерги 
В Смоленской церкви Троице-Сергиевой Лавры был установлен иконостас из уничтоженной московской церкви Параскевы Пятницы. На ее месте была простроена станция метро «Новокузнецкая», где были установлены скамьи из взорванного 
На территории современного Калининграда находилась первая столица / главное святилище пруссов (Твангсте). В середине XIII века на этом месте появился тевтонский замок (Кёнигсберг), а в ХХ веке здесь был построен Дом Советов. Внешне он напоминает голову робота, за образом которого могут стоять, известные из рассказов Крайона, 
Установлением в 
В 1996 году, будучи митрополитом Смоленский и Калининградским, Кирилл и тогдашний Президент РФ Борис Ельцин, совершили торжественную закладку в центре Калининграда храма Христа Спасителя. В его основание ими была положена капсула с землей из-под храма Христа Спасителя в Москве как символ преемства и неразрывной духовной связи Калининграда и остальной части России. В алтарной стене самого Храма Христа Спасителя в Москве находится 
Наукоград Коро
Московской области, на часть площадей вышеуказанного завода, переведенного на 
Недалеко от Смоленска расположена бывшая усадьба Тенишевых – знаменитое Талашкино. Там, на вершине холма, была построен Храм Святого Духа, напоминающая одновременно древнюю пирамиду, русский шатер и 
Т.к. планировалось разместить в этом монументальном храме семейную усыпальницу Тенишевых, его иногда называют Талашкинский мавзолей. Это интуитивное определение имеет под собой и реальные связи с 
В результате смены эпох многие ведические герои стали нарицательными персонажами (временно), в славянской мифологии всегда оставались многоплановые подсказки. Например, обратилась в страшилку для маленьких детей почитаемая Богиня — хранительница Живой Силы. Однако, хотя Баба Яга имеет несколько зловещий вид, но именно она любезно встречает героя и показывает ему путь в заветную страну, предварительно испытав и убедившись, что тот дело пытает, а не уклоняется от него. 
Путешествие героя – это обряд посвящения, рассказ в образах о воссоединении с Высшим Я. Это – истинное бессмертие. Единственный настоящий враг – внутренний. Победа человека над самим собой (своей низшей природой) – 
В 2001 году было передано из Индии пророчество о будущем России и рассказ о той древней Золотой нити, которая связывает Россию с Индией, проходя (условно) от Калининграда до Пури, штат 
В 1980 году в Калининграде был установлен памятник в честь покорителей Космоса. При установке ему дали название «Покорителям ближней Вселенной». Посещение дальней Вселенной, а также Вселенных, о которых сохранились знания в Индии, будет возможным только после раскрытия духовных способностей. Сегодня этот монумент называют еще и «Землякам-космонавтам». Здесь установлены памятные доски, в том числе и А.А. Леонова.
Примечательно, что на гербе Каргополя изображен овен (баран) в пламени. Почему был дан именно такой герб чётких объяснений нет. Во времена Ивана Грозного, Каргополь достиг своего расцвета и был одним из наиболее населённых русских городов. Однако он никогда не был центром овцеводства, чтобы помещать барана на герб. Как и в случае с гербом Великого Устюга (Нептун / 
Самый известный эпизод в истории, связанный с сожжением барана – это принесение его в жертву вместо Исаака (испытание 
Сегодня он привлекает исследователей своими загадочными мегалитами в Горной Шории. Нельзя отрицать пребывание здесь в далеком прошлом очень высокоразвитой
Издавна, Прокопия называют Жнецом или Жатвенником, т.к. в день его памяти (21 июля) начинается жатва. Это же день 
В «Материалах Ра» говорится, что уборка урожая – это процесс, посредством которого душа и/или планета «выпускается» из одной плотности в другую. Это возможность 
Уникальный памятник Ленину стоит в центре Кемерово, перед главным фасадом здания областной администрации. Это единственный в мире памятник основателю Советского государства в пальто, которое застегнуто налево. Отлит в Ленинграде, т.е. на 
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В буддийской мифологии, Кашьяпа или Махакашьяпа был одним из самых уважаемых учеников 
В журнале «Планета Ангелов» №2(02) 2018 рассказывается о крупном ученом-филологе, мудреце-языкотворце 
называли Волосынями — жёнами бога Велеса. Именно торжествующий Велес (с ореолом в виде звезды / нимба) стоит за спиной Рюрика в Великом Новгороде, на памятнике 1000-летия России. Велес считается подателем 
строго по четырем сторонам света.
Тысячи людей дважды в год (в дни весеннего и осеннего равноденствия) собираются в Чичен-Ице в ожидании удивительного зрелища — на пирамиде возникает особый визуальный эффект, связанный с Пернатым Змеем, которому посвящен этот храм.
Повернув по отношению к Солнцу эту пирамиду так, чтобы ежегодно в день прохождения Плеяд на ее склоне происходило это зрелище, создатели этой пирамиды дали утешение современникам и оставили знак потомкам…
У гремучей змеи каждые 20 дней меняются зубы. В календаре майя «
Расположение на слиянии двух рек (Ганги и Джаланги ) роднит Маяпур с Великим Устюгом, чьим символом является 
Сегодня в Маяпуре строится крупнейший в мире Ведический Планетарий. Он будет демонстрировать научную основу Вед и показывать устройство Вселенной согласно Шримад Бхагаватам – священной книге Кришнаизма, в которой изложена основная суть всех Вед.
Наги оказали влияние не только на Буддизм, но и на родившийся в Индии позднее Индуизм. Шеша — царь всех нагов (Нагараджа) стал сопроводителем Вишну-хранителя. Шеша выступает олицетворением вечного времени, а каждый из витков его свернувшегося тела символизирует одну из Вселенных материального мира с ее историей. Часто этот змей Шеша выступает как своеобразная корона для воплощений Вишну, чаще всего Кришны, открывшего миру учение о Йоге на 
погружения людей в плотную материю. Одними из тех, кто представительствовал на Земле с целью изоляции человечества от его духовных истоков были Плеядеанские Змеи – родственный союз цивилизаций Плеядеанских Змей с разных планет различных звездных систем Плеяд. Они были в числе 
Человек генетически связан с Плеядеанскими Змеями. Плеяды являются одной из 16-ти космических цивилизаций, участвующих в создании Многомерного Генома человечества. Каждая из них имела свою зону ответственности при формировании Генома. С одной стороны, Плеядеанские Змеи отвечали за создание в Генетике программы 
Этот символ использовался основателями 
В третьем Откровении Инсайдер рассказывает о созвездии Плеяд и её центральной (и ярчайшей) звезде Альционе, вокруг которой вращается наше Солнце с её планетами, включая Венеру, с которой связана коллективная сущность Инсайдера и 
Инсайдер обращает внимание, что «ноги статуй указывают непосредственно вниз, на землю, в то время как руки и кончики крыльев устремлены в небо. Жизненная Энергия втекает в человеческий комплекс тела\разума\духа из Земли, через ноги. В то же время Энергия Разума Бесконечного Создателя течёт сверху вниз, заходя через коронную «чакру». Крылья обозначают присущую нам (Люциферу) Божественность. Также заметьте, что фигура в сидячем положении. «Место [укоренения] нашей (Люцифера) Силы соединяет Небо и Землю, и всё должно проходить через нас.»».
Доподлинно неизвестно происхождение названия французского города Брест (побратим Денвера), расположенного на самой западной стороне полуострова Бретань. Такая же ситуация с французским городком Карнак в Бретани. Карнакские камни — условное название крупнейшего в мире скопления мегалитических сооружений.
В веках будет жить героический подвиг защитников Брестской крепости в 1941 году. В её Белом дворце в 1918 году был заключен неоднозначный Брестский мир, в результате которого от России были отторгнуты большие территории и значительная часть сельскохозяйственно-промышленной базы страны. Вступление США в Первую мировую войну привело в конечном итоге к капитуляции Германии и разрыву перед ней большевиками Брестского мира. Это позволило не только спасти авторитет 
Любая дата составлялась из элементов обоих календарей. Даты в «календарном круге» повторялись лишь через 52 года. Комбинация Цолькина и Хааба повторялась каждые 18’980 дней (52×365).
Ориентированный на Плеяды, календарь Майя использовался и другими центральноамериканскими народами — ацтеками, тольтеками и др. Любопытно, что календарь майя лучше соотносится с астрономическим годом, чем современный Григорианский календарь. Гражданский или солнечный год майя имел длину 365,242203 дня, что более точно соответствует периоду оборота Земли вокруг Солнца, чем продолжительность года в григорианском (современном) календаре — 365,2425 дня.