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perhaps, only to scientific experts working on these issues, and these facts are little
known to most people. However, it is the symbolic staff of Moses, the caduceus of
Hermes and so on that have been popularized in the modern society in the literature that
is available to the masses.
Rigden: Historical artefacts are little known because people themselves are not
interested in these issues.
Anastasia: That is so, and even for those who discover these artefacts with symbols and
signs, the information there is not entirely clear, and that is why it is described at best as
an "ornament" on ritual objects and as signs that are similar to certain sacred symbols of
other peoples.
Rigden: Typically, such symbols were depicted on a stone or on objects as a means of
transferring spiritual experience to descendants. For those walking on the spiritual path,
these records of Knowledge were spiritually significant.
Anastasia: In other words, the spiritual Knowledge was more important and more
significant for those people who lived thousands of years ago than, for example, a map
with an exact location of countless treasures or cash savings in a bank for the modern
human being having a consumer format of thinking.
Rigden: Quite right. Even, ten thousand years ago, the spiritual knowledge was valued
more than it is now. As they said in the East, the real treasure is the Knowledge that
accompanies the person who possesses it everywhere.
Anastasia: Yes, what can be more important in life of the human being than the spiritual
development? This is the main purpose and the meaning of life. The history of mankind
recorded in signs and symbols has demonstrated the importance of this issue even in
such distant times, regardless of the conditions in which people lived. For them, the
spiritual development was above all, and the material life was secondary. And now?
New generations, although they live in more comfortable conditions compared with the
ancient people, more often choose the priority of material values; they live a fast life
wasting it and are guided by the consumer priorities of the society.
Rigden: Unfortunately, that is so. By the way, the ancient people treated such
inscriptions as the transfer of the most important information to the next generation
because everything in this life is transitory other than the spiritual. In the ancient times,
people had a better understanding that life in this world is too fleeting and it ends very
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