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AllatRa by Anastasia Novykh
female deity sitting on a cubic throne, the side arms of which are made in the form of
two lionesses. The same can also be observed in ancient Egypt: there are the same lions
as symbols of the side Aspects and the ox head as a peculiar ancient interpretation of the
symbolism of this knowledge.
Rigden: Yes, for the ancient peoples who revered the ox as a sacred animal, such an
associative interpretation of this knowledge was indeed typical. More precisely, the bull,
the cow, and the snake as well as other representatives of the tangible animal world
whom I have already mentioned were made holy by people only because once the
invisible structure of the human being and the world was explained to the previous
generations using them as an example. The same is true for the plant kingdom. The
animals themselves, reptiles or plants have nothing to do with this. It is equivalent to the
situation when you take an apple and compare it with the shape of the Soul in the
transitional state. You could say that the Soul is nearly the same, round in shape, that its
shells have the yellow and red colours. Just like an apple ripens in the sun as a fruit, so is
the Soul, figuratively speaking, ripens when a person develops spiritually. So, if the
spiritual component of this Knowledge is lost, then for the next generations, the apple
will become a sacred fruit that will be worshipped because it was written down in the
sacred texts of their ancestors. That is how the Animal mind materialises everything
spiritual in the human system in order to establish its authority.
Earlier, the basic spiritual practices, essentially just like nowadays, were explained
almost at the elementary level. In other words, they used common associative examples
of the three-dimensional world that were clear to a person in everyday life. It was only
necessary to ensure that they could be grasped at the initial stages of spiritual work.
With the further spiritual development, the need for this disappeared because a person
would gain his own experience of being on the invisible side of reality (the spiritual
world). And that reality is impossible to explain in human words, so that is why spiritual
people understand each other without words. And those who still do not know about the
other side fight a losing battle to grasp with logic that, which can only be understood
with feelings. It is for the latter that such coarse associations of the material world were
given.
So, getting back to the “sacred” symbols of the image of the bull. In the associative
interpretation of the ancient people, the bull's eyes represented a conventional symbol of
the lateral Aspects, an elongated nose with the mouth (speaking, or, more precisely,
"mooing" about the past) meant the Back aspect, and the top part of the head with arched
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