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AllatRa by Anastasia Novykh
between a working sign and a simple symbol. A working sign, figuratively speaking, can
be compared with an empty bucket, which the Observer lowers into the well (activates
the sign), gets water (power) out of it with the bucket and then drinks it himself (fills
himself) or gives it to others to drink (empowers), or waters his garden (activates a
geographical location), which in the future will bring the corresponding fruit (spiritual
activation of the Personalities who will stay in those places even in the distant future).
But if the bucket which he lowers into the well is not empty but filled (an informative
symbol, not a working sign), then it becomes meaningless because you won't get water
with it. I'd even say that it's the same as if this bucket would have no bottom; in other
words, what you lower is what you take out -- without any result...
Anastasia: Perhaps, it should also be noted that the working sign AllatRa is one of the
most powerful signs, and it has often been used by people walking on the spiritual path.
Most interestingly, you cannot obtain power from it unless the Personality is present in
the position of the Observer from the Spiritual nature, in contrast, for example, to the
sign of the star.
Rigden: The AllatRa sign works in dimensions above the sixth one, and this puts it in
line with those few unique working signs that are available for a person in this world...
So the AllatRa sign is a truly powerful sign that allows you to save and multiply the
powers of Allat in yourself, the power that comes from God himself and that is directed
immediately at creation, in other words, on the implementation of His plan. That is why
in the sacred sense this sign is considered to be the embodiment of the power of God
through Allat.
Anastasia: AllatRa both as a working sign and as a symbol with a filled circle and
additional notation indicating the specific Knowledge has been used as cryptography
about spiritual practices or Teachings at different times by different peoples. Examples
of this can be found if you get acquainted with proper archaeological artefacts,
monuments of art, writing systems of the already mentioned ancient cultures of India
(the Harappan civilization), the Tripolye civilization, the Sumerian civilization, Ancient
Egyptian, original cultures of the ancient peoples of Siberia and so on. Archaeologists
find these symbols in rock inscriptions, on ancient prints, stelae, clay tablets, amulets,
ritual utensils, clothing and in the frescoes of ancient "sanctuaries".
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