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RE: IS THERE SUCH A THING AS A COSMIC RELIGION?
6/11/2011 10:14:58 AM
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The Nazca Lines

Dear Friends,

Finally, a few paragraphs on the enigmatic Nazca lines of Peru that may help to further stress the importance of astronomy as a key element of religion for all ancient civilizations. And not only for the auroral ones, created in the image of the primordial civilization, but also for those that appeared later on as an image of them and both in the Old and the New World, but mainly in the New. Also, to understand the fact that everything in the universe was sacred for them - and "both in heaven and earth", as in the Lord's prayer.

Here is a superb video showing the Nazca Lines in Peru. The music is also most impressive in its solemnity and beauty.

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Here, a few remarks may help realize what the lines were and what they were used for. Also, whether there is any similarity with the recently discovered geoglyphs in the Brazil's Amazon forest - in fact, not far from Peru, and you may remember that it is in Peru that the Amazon river has its source - and with the so-called crop circles that regularly appear in Britain and other countries of Europe.



Aerial photograph and plan of the Fazenda Colorada site, which is made up
of clear geometric shapes. Excavations suggest inhabitants lived in the
three-sided square. (Photo: Science & Tech at
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-1240821/Lost-Amazon-civilisation-revealed-forests-cleared-cattle-grazing.html)


One of the things Mejia Xespe, the real discoverer of the Nazca lines in around 1929, observed from the start was that the most recurrent straight lines converged on the setting sun at the horizon. This clearly indicated that their main purpose was astronomical and specifically intended to determine the equinoctial and solstitial points in the year, thus enabling the Nazca priesthood to create an elaborate agricultural calendar to ensure the people's survival.

Of course, this main purpose was not exclusive of the Nazca culture; it was the case with absolutely all ancient high cultures. All other purposes, including the ceremonial and ritualistic ones, were subordinated to the main purpose. In the case of the solstices, processions and ritualistic dances were conducted not so much to propitiate the higher powers into favoring good, successful crops - in other words, to get the stars and everything in the universe to keep working like a perfect mechanism - as to make the image of order and harmony of the celestial movements sink into the faithful's minds by imitating them. Here the other figures also played a crucial role, since they reproduced the main constellations and by following them (in a way, by re-creating them) a successful outcome would be ensured.



The creation of one of the most important auroral civilizations, Stonehenge,
like all other ancient monuments in the world, was mainly intended as an

observatory and an instrument for determining the equinoxes and
solstices and many other celestial movements.
(Photo: Taringa! at
http://www.taringa.net/posts/info/1818903/Stonehenge,-un-poco-de-historia.html)

Yet another purpose was to teach the novices the astronomical science. In this way, the lines and all other buildings and paraphernalia served all three major purposes. It is absurd to say, as archaeologists do, that the monuments in the Brazilian forest "may also have had a ceremonial function", since all ancient cultures would always resort to ceremonies in order to propitiate, or rather imitate, their "gods" - that is, the entire universe.

Of course there were other, more esoteric ceremonies reserved to the priesthood where they adored the Supreme Spirit, the AUM, the owner of everything, that lives everywhere and in every being as well.

Remember, for ancient cultures, everything was sacred, all beings, all activities, all endeavors, everything.

As I always say, we have a lot to learn from them. It was in times of decadence that they performed sacrifices and the like.


Hugs and Blessings,

Luis Miguel Goitizolo

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Nazca Lines - El colibrí
('The Humming Bird')



Dear Miguel,

I want to tell you that you have a very interesting and comprehensive forum. I am grateful to you for him ....

I started reading articles from the beginning, let them know what we are talking about. But it is more difficult than I expected. The higher mathematics, computation, it may not even be understood. More interesting are the other articles. You mention of Albert Einstein is my closer. For one thing, that my son is studying theoretical physics. The theory of relativity is at home his favorite discussion topic. And then I have my head twice as big.

But what I really interested me is The Nazca Lines. But I read it late last night, so I have to go back again. Because I really not to understand how to create something like that. Despite the fact that it is all best seen from above. Also, that man knew what it was. But had the opportunity to watch from above as we do? They did not, assuming that everything is just their work. But even as I write my assumption that I think that it has a large share of another, say, cosmic intelligence? I read lots of books available about this when I was around 20-25, then I had other worries. But now I'm glad to do so may return. I expect to find someone who I will tackle it. But this is really me in the head and not only that. And I do not read far less than a quarter of it all. I wonder where I will take time for all this

But this time I do I do if I had only read chapters that interested me most, such as sacred buildings and everything about India ... and another interest.

I often look in the dictionary, my dictionary with nearly 60,000 words, but even that is not enough. That is certainly possible and maybe it has already happened, that my statement is not good what I could write a Czech ... I am sorry.

And when you arrive tired and start falling asleep, like right now, so I can not even have to think and write in English ... I can not concentrate ... I have to go to bed ...

Hugs
Sonja
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RE: IS THERE SUCH A THING AS A COSMIC RELIGION?
6/17/2011 6:44:21 PM
Dear Sonja,

Thank you so much for visiting this thread; it's a real honour that you have. And I am very sorry for my belated reply.

To be frank, I wonder if there is an answer to your inquisiteveness about the lines, an answer that we may figure out in our times. But I am afraid there is not. So please don't feel bad if you cannot understand how they were created in the first place. That I know, no one knows. And very probably no one will, ever.

However, there have been a few interesting theories about this particular. Above all, one that gives an answer to your question: Had the creators of the lines the opportunity to watch as we do? More than a theory, it originated in the discovery of hardly visible remains of fires and of what seemed to be ropes at certain intervals along the sides of the vast plain. They suggested the use of aerostatic globes
by the natives for observation purposes in a remote past.

I don't remember the name of the author of the theory or even his nationality, but I sure read the book some thirty years ago and I remember it was a young traveler from Central Europe who was living in Peru at the time. It is even possible that he was a Czech like you. As to the book, it was fascinating, particularly the section about the globes. But after some interest from the public, I am afraid the book went unnoticed to the mainstream Peruvian archaeologists - I bet they were unwilling to admit that any theory from a foreigner could be correct - and soon was forgotten.

As you may have noticed, I have mostly focused on the lines' likely purpose in their time. Apart from that, I don't discard that they may have been intended and left there, on the Nazca plains, as a testimony for future generations, maybe a warning of things to come - much in the way the crop circles currently do in Europe.


Thanks again,

Luis Miguel G.

"Choose a job you love and you will not have to work a day in your life" (Confucius)

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RE: IS THERE SUCH A THING AS A COSMIC RELIGION?
6/17/2011 8:28:43 PM
Dear Miguel

Thank you for your answer. Never mind answering that later.

It is a very interesting topic and, as I will in the future a mystery and surrounded in mystery.

You refer to the crop circles. In our television broadcast was an Italian documentary. Although the beginning is in Czech, but then followed by an authentic calls in English. Perhaps you'd be interested.

I have a video on my forum 'Spiritual Wisdom - Live a life of true freedom' Mayan prophecy, crop circles -Italian document - the ancient civilization of the Maya peoples

Once again thanks for the reply

Sonja


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RE: IS THERE SUCH A THING AS A COSMIC RELIGION?
6/23/2011 2:17:21 AM
Dear Sonja,

Thank you for the kind info. I will visit your forum, maybe tomorrow. It looks promising from your comment.

Thanks again,

Miguel

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RE: IS THERE SUCH A THING AS A COSMIC RELIGION?
6/23/2011 3:07:16 AM
Dear Friends,

There is wonderful material below. To those of you who have ever made in-depth study of the Gospels, there are far more similarities between the demeanor of Jesus Christ during his public life on this earth and that of many saintly Holy Men from India, mainly as to their general behaviour and their preach to their entourage and followers (in fact they are almost indentical) than, say, the demeanor of Jesus Christ and that of any other saintly character in western history. What to say, for example, of a Mary Magdalene kneeling at Jesus' feet to wash them down with her tears and then dry them out with her heir? Does it not remind you of a chela's behavior to his or her worshipable Guru? Not to mention many other attitudes suggesting a closest relationship between both traditions along history...

Is Jesus Buried at Roza Bal in Kashmir?

Uploaded by WhiteMinar
May 2, 2011

This is the latest documentary about the history of Jesus in Kashmir by the Film Division of the Government of India.

Visit www.tombofjesus.com to know more about this
Visit www.alislam.org to know more about the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community

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Alexandra Bruce comment:

It's always very interesting when the government of a large country makes a film about Jesus.

There has been a longstanding tradition among both the Hindus and the Muslims of Kashmir, in Northwestern India, that Jesus Christ spent time in India, where he was known as Yuz Asaf. Some say that he is actually buried there at Roza Bal, in Srinagar, Kashmir, where a shrine over the tomb has been maintained by the same family for 1,100 years.

The Jainists of Puri to the South, in Rajasthan also revere Jesus, where he is called Jammu. They built a temple to Him there centuries ago.

Dozens of local legends exist, in small towns, from Pakistan to Iran, along the Silk Route, which Jesus is said to have taken from Israel. To this day, there are several Jewish communities living in villages along this route (shown in this film), in Pakistan and Afghanistan. These people are thought to be some of the Lost Tribes of Israel.

Many books and documentaries have been done on this subject. This is the latest one.

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>>> read more HERE


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