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worship of such rites spoke for themselves: enrichment, that is, multiplying material
wealth, obtaining guarantees of fertility of land and people, and the favour of the
elements, which were achieved as a result of concluding an agreement (often in blood)
with “supernatural powers”, which was sealed with sacrifices.
Anastasia: In other words, these actions are typical for the material being (or mass) that
is influenced by the Will of the Animal mind.
Rigden: And it all worked: the elements avoided villages, nature gave good harvests,
and people who asked for strength and dexterity in the material world in their “prayers”
were given these and other qualities they desired. In general, in many cases, people
received from matter those benefits that they asked in return for their “prayer” in faith
(the dominant choice) and a material sacrifice to the place where they lived.
But how did Personalities really pay for providing their mortal bodies with these
temporary, earthly benefits by the Will of the Animal mind?! During even the most
harmless “sacred ritual”, people spent on it the power of their faith, their inner, creative
deepest feelings, which are initially intended for the Personality to merge with the Soul
and for the liberation from the captivity of matter. Otherwise, no effect would take place
in the material world. Such human material desires, together with increasing comfort
and conditions of existence and the accumulation of wealth, have contributed only to
strengthening the Animal nature in man, a greater temptation and attractiveness of
possessing “supernatural powers”, divisions and strife among people, and the emergence
of institutions of political and priestly power. For individual possession of this or that
power led to division into clans, conflicts, and strife, which would sometimes lead
people to pointlessly destroying even their own families, when sons would go against
their fathers because of their belief in the power of the totem of a neighbouring tribe.
But it must be said that in spite of such worship and sacrifice to the Animal mind of
matter, spiritual sprouts still made their way. That is, there were people who intuitively
sought the primordial spiritual Knowledge in their faith, thirsting for peace, kindness,
and unification. After all, along with their cult, each people also had a rich mythology of
the origin of man and the world, which was also originally based on the single seed of
the primordial Knowledge that was common to all the peoples.
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