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AllatRa by Anastasia Novykh
spiritual practices are done together. The four faces (the three visible masks and one
invisible) point at the level of this spiritual practice in which the integrity of the four
Aspects is already used to perceive the invisible world. Incidentally, in the ancient times
the three-facedness was almost always depicted implying four faces (the fourth invisible
side) as evidenced, for example, by the mythology and the images of "gods" in the
ancient Indian civilization. The sign over his head is far from a "branch of the fig tree".
This shows an outburst of energy from the chakran "1000 petalled lotus" as well as the
activation of the indicated working sign during this meditation.
Anastasia: Yes, even the sign itself here speaks of the spiritual level of the person who
is capable of activating it.
Rigden: Certainly, this is not a simple sign. The upper label is a reference for a knowing
person to this spiritual practice and its purpose.
Anastasia: In fact, all the signs that identify this spiritual practice are present here: the
diagonal cross as the symbol of the four Aspects, with certain accents; the fish sign
meaning submersion into an altered state of consciousness; the wave sign indicating the
movement of energies; the sign of the forces of Allat is shown symbolically in writing...
In essence, the same ones as in the ancient rock inscriptions. Here, even if people
eventually enrobe these signs in their material understanding, the image itself will retain
the basic spiritual information for the knowing people of new generations.
Rigden: Quite right.
Anastasia: You know, when I was searching for information about the Harappan
civilization, then I also discovered unexpectedly many other interesting facts. For
example, take the steatite seal which you have already mentioned... By the way, I think
the readers will also be interested to know, like I was in my time, why seals were often
made of steatite in ancient times. After all, this material was used as early as the
Palaeolithic era, as evidenced by female ritual figurines of the "Palaeolithic Venuses"
made of this rock that were discovered by archaeologists.
Rigden: This material was indeed widespread among the peoples in different times. It is
steatite that was used for magical figurines in ancient India and ancient Egypt. It was
described in legends as a rock endowed with sacred properties. It was used in the Urals,
Asia and America. In the ancient times, it was also called "firestone" because it
"conquered flames and forced even the fiery firmament to follow its internal form". This
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