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AllatRa by Anastasia Novykh
Thus, then an equilateral cross was placed on the Tau Cross, that meant a person’s
power over Aspects in the three-dimensional world with the human (Animal) nature
predominating in such person. In ancient times, such symbol was usually used in magic,
fortune-telling, sorcery, healing, etc. If an equilateral cross was enclosed into a circle
and placed above the Tau Cross, it meant death of a person who had the material
(Animal) nature predominating in his or her life; simply speaking, such symbol meant
departure “for reincarnation”. However, there were other meanings of it as well…
Anastasia: Consequently, the Patriarchal crosses are basically an equilateral cross above
the Tau Cross which is the symbol of power over the material world through magic.
Besides, the Patriarchal crosses have the Front aspect crossed out, which means rejection
of the spiritual in favour of the material.
Rigden: Absolutely. And the bar in the lower part of those crosses means rejection of
one’s human past and dedication to service. Yet, a question is to be answered: “Service
to whom?”. The answer to it is contained in the meaning of the principal sign within this
symbol. And, as for the long cross with three bars indicating upstairs steps, which is
currently called “the Pope’s Cross”, such sign has always symbolized a one who strives
for the power over the three-dimensional world, with regard to symbolism of a particular
person. However, such “delicate” details are surely never communicated to believers.
This is due partly to concealment of such information by the hierarchical top group of
people, and partly to lack of knowledge thereof by ordinary religious ministers adhering
to the conventional interpretation used by this religion. And the mentioned interpretation
was invented during the religion establishment to somehow explain this ancient symbol
to the masses.
Perhaps, I need to give a simple example for better understanding of the matter. If we
should ask a believer who wears a cross on his neck what he feels when thinks of this
cross, sees a reflection of it in a mirror on his body or touches it, we would hear quite a
standard response. The person would say that at such moments he remembers Jesus
Christ’s sufferings during the crucifixion, and feels a sense of guilt and his own
sinfulness. Such answer is typical for nearly all followers of this religion. Please, note
that at such moments they neither recall Christ’s teachings or His sermons and
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