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AllatRa by Anastasia Novykh
Still, people are people: even if you warn them ten times of consequences, they still try
to make adjustments from the mind to the Knowledge given to them. Unfortunately,
Yaroslav was no exception to the human race, at least, in this respect. Knowing what
effect the reverse swastika exerts on the masses, Yaroslav still gave an order to put this
sign in the decoration of the cathedral to assert his earthly power. And what was the
point? What did he achieve? His life flew like an arrow through the illusion of the
material world. And the human weakness – the thirst for gaining earthly power – after
the death of his physical body just burdened him more and prolonged the agony of his
torment as a subpersonality. The Animal mind, however, is still enjoying this human
mistake of his by activating generations of priests towards itself and creating a surge of
negative energy in the masses of living people.
It must be said that other than that, Yaroslav truly showed Wisdom. Together with a
team of like-minded people he successfully finished this project, thanks to which in a
short space of time Kievan Rus turned not only into a prosperous state but also became
the “Home of the Blessed Mother of God”. At that time, mostly due to proper placement
of positive signs and popularisation of the universal cultural and moral values, the best
spiritual characteristics started to manifest themselves in people more and more often. In
the worldview of the Slavic people of that time the service to the “God’s Truth” became
synonymous with the service to Good, the supreme spiritual Blessing, the victory of
God’s Grace. In fact, people found a common peaceful ground between their old beliefs
and new ones introduced by the previous politicians and priests. That is why after strife
on religious grounds in that period, a positive surge occurred, such a spiritual unity of
people on the territory of the Old Russian state, which previously did not differ from
other countries of that time, drowning in civil strife…
So, Saint Sophia’s Cathedral played a key role in this project. First of all, Sophia’s
Cathedral built in Kiev was copied (although not on the same scale but with a similar
planning of the five-naval cross-domed temple) in the cities of the Old Russian state
which were important at that time: Velikiy Novgorod (this city still exists in Russia) and
also Polotsk (this city exists to this day and is located in Vitebsk region of Belarus). Not
only external planning was copied but also the spiritual filling – starting from the
placement of the main symbols and signs and the icon of the Mother of God “Oranta”
and ending with the creation of educational libraries and schools for those temples. In
Saint Sophia’s Cathedral in Velikiy Novgorod, they still place a figurine of a dove on
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