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world. Getting to "the other world" was only possible by overcoming yourself. But truth
be told, because of such associations, when a soulless and empty material imitation
started, the mountain was defined as a place of sacrifice because it is supposedly
"located closer to gods".
Anastasia: The pattern on the other side of this terracotta form is also interesting. It
shows a smiling woman who has grabbed two "tigers" (the lateral Aspects) by the throat,
standing above an elephant (the symbol of the slow, passing, and strong past - the Back
aspect). Her hair is like a symbolic image of 12 rays. And over her head, there is a sign
of the diagonal cross in a circle with the crossed out lateral Aspects, in other words, this
is a symbol of complete control over them. Researchers are at a loss as to interpreting
the image because it is the only "Indus script" that depicts, in their opinion, "a spoked
wheel over the head of a female deity".
Rigden: Ah, had there been more such "wheels" in the spiritual history of mankind, and
not in theory but in practice, this mankind then would be priceless!
Anastasia: Well, considering historical artefacts, the lateral Aspects were held so tight
"by the throat" and kept under control not only by the best representatives of the Proto-
Indian civilization who once lived in Asia. Similar symbols are also present in the sacred
symbolism of ancient Egyptians (Africa), Indians of Ancient Peru (South America),
Scythians and Slavs (Europe). And, incidentally, afterwards you can see a clear
transformation of this ancient associative symbol of the lateral Aspects into a
corresponding individual symbol in the form of the staff.
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