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pronounce the “Name of God” (originally legends had it as the “Primordial Sound”)
“can ask anything he wishes from God”. Up to now stories have remained that if one
calls God by the secret name, one can draw His attention to oneself. But usually, only
spiritually immature people are burning with such a desire. For those who live inside
with God, there is no such need: they have found Him within their Souls and abide in
Him. Spiritually immature people, on the other hand, crave to know the Name.
Moreover, they crave for it to have their own animal power over everything and
everyone. But they do not understand that for them as for an immature fruit, this is fatal.
Man’s narrowed perception, caused by the dominance of the Animal nature in him,
reduces the understanding of God to some material subject who, furthermore, is the
same as the person sees himself in three dimensions. Priests have named God with
different “names”, creating one or another religion for themselves. More importantly,
they still make people fight and be at enmity with each other for the superiority of their
religions and the “name” of God, for their dominance over rival religions, and,
consequently, their sole right to speak on behalf of God. Due to various epithets as well
as an intentionally different interpretation by priests, people mistakenly believe that
there are different divine gods. But today all the different “names” of God are, in fact,
epithets, which in ancient times, instead of the forbidden name of God, stood for the
One.
Anastasia: You are right, and anyone can verify this. It is sufficient to trace the
etymology of the origin and the original meaning of the words that mean the name of
God in different religions.
Rigden: Of course, any intelligent person, having matched this information, will
understand that different “names” of God in religions are merely epithets of the One. For
example, consider the name of the supreme god of the ancient Egyptians – Osiris. This
name is a Greek version of the Egyptian name Usir. That is to say, the Greek word
“Osiris” is derived from the Egyptian “U’sir”, which means “He who is at the top”. Or,
for example, what is the meaning of the name of the Avestan deity in Zoroastrianism
Ahura Mazda (later Ormazd, Ormuzd) proclaimed as the One God by the prophet
Zarathustra? By the way, the prophet originally mentioned that the name of Ahura
Mazda was just a substitution for the forbidden name of God, which none among people
know. This God was noted as “Nameless” even in the religious calendar. The Avestan
“Ahura Mazdā” is translated as “God Wise”, “Master of thought”. The Avestan word
“maz-dā” also means “to keep in memory”. As a matter of fact, this “name” is derived
from two Ancient Iranian words having Arian (Indo-Iranian) roots. “Ahura” corresponds
to the Sanskrit word “asura” meaning “master”, while “maz-dā” to the Indian “mēdhā”
which means “wisdom, insight’.
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