‘it exists. and there are many other sacred sites around the city. but people treat them from a technocratic point of view, like the pyramids of the wise pharaohs.’
‘what? how do you know about the existence of the egyptian pyramids?’
‘thanks to generations of my forebears the ability has been preserved within me to communicate with the dimension where thoughts and wisdom reside. the communication gives one the opportunity to learn anything one might wish to know, anything that captures one’s interest.’
‘hold on a moment. let me test you. answer me, do you know the secrets of the egyptian pyramids?’
‘i do. just as i know that those who investigated those pyramids were constantly working from a material standpoint. they were basically interested in how they were constructed, the dimensions and relations of the sides to each other, what treasures were hidden inside, what things were to be found there. they considered people living at the time the pyramids were built to be superstitious. they regarded the pyramids only as means of preserving the pharaohs’ valuables, their bodies, their glory. thus they distanced themselves from what was fundamental, from what was consciously designed.’
‘i don’t understand you, anastasia. what conscious design were they distancing themselves from?’
anastasia didn’t speak for some time, staring, as it seemed, somewhere off into infinite. and then she began telling her remarkable story:
‘you see, vladimir, way back in ancient times people living on the earth had the capacity to use wisdom and intelligence far surpassing the abilities of modern man. people at the time of the earth’s pristine origins enjoyed ready access to all the information in the entire database of the Universe. this information filling the Universe was created by the great Intelligence, God. with contributions both from him and from people themselves—their thoughts. it is so superb that it is capable of answering any question, unobtrusively. the answer would appear instantaneously in the subconscious of the man asking the question.’
‘and what did it give these people?’
‘these people needed no spaceships for travelling to other planets. all they had to do was wish for it, and they could see what was happening there.
‘these people needed no television, telephone, or communication wires ensnaring the earth—not even literacy, since all the information you derive from books they were able to obtain instantaneously by other means.
‘these people needed no industries producing medicines or drugs, they could get all the best remedies possible simply by a gentle wave of the hand, since whatever they needed is available in Nature.
‘these people needed none of your modern transportation devices. they did not need cars or food-processing complexes, for everything was supplied to them.
‘they knew that i change in climatic conditions in one part of the earth was a signal for them to move to another part, so that the part they were leaving might refresh itself. they had an understanding of the Universe along with their own planet. they were thinkers and knew their designated purpose. they worked to bring the planet to perfection. they had no equals in the Universe. in terms of intelligence they were second only to the great Intelligence of the Universe, or God.
‘approximately ten thousand years ago, in the human civilization that then populated what is now europe, asia, the northern part of africa and the caucasus, individuals arose in whom the link with the intelligence of the Universe was partially or wholly deadened. this point marks the beginning of mankind’s movement toward a disaster of global proportions. the exact nature of the disaster is immaterial—ecological, nuclear or bacteriological, either as forecast by scientists or foretold allegorically by ancient religions.
“…they [invalids] did not have a link to the intelligence of the Universe. hence the loss of the knowledge which would help improve the earth and govern it.
‘imagine what would happen if the crew of a super-modern spaceship suddenly lost ninety percent of their mental capacity. not comprehending anything, they might start taking apart the paneling and building a fire in the cabin, or pull instruments out of their consoles to use for toys or decoration.
‘well, these people can be compared exactly to a demented crew like that. and these were the people, these were the ‘handicapped invalids’ who first invented the stone axe, then the spear, then…and it is their thoughts that ‘progressed’ over time to the invention of nuclear warheads. it is their thoughts that even today continue with incredible stubbornness to tear down already perfect creations and substitute their own primitive artifacts.
‘their descendants kept inventing more and more, and in doing so kept tearing apart the super-modern, natural mechanisms of the earth and creating all sorts of artificial social structures. then people started fighting with each other.
‘these mechanisms, these machines, were incapable of existing all by themselves, like natural ones. not only could they not reproduce themselves, but they could not restore themselves after a breakdown as a tree can, for example. and then they, the technocrats, required a vast army of workers to service these mechanisms, virtually transforming a segment of the general populace into biological robots. these biological robots, lacking as they do, any individual capacity to learn the truth, very easily lend themselves to manipulation.
‘for example, they were all too easily injected, through artificial information media, with the programme ‘we must build communism’ — symbols were created for it, including lapel pins and flags of a certain colour. later then, through these same media, the programme ‘communism is bad’ was inoculated in another segment of the populace, and other symbols and colours were brought to the fore. and then these two groups with different programming end up hating each other, right to the point of physical annihilation.
‘but this all began ten thousand years ago, at the time of a significant increase in the number of people deprived of a link to the great intelligence. indeed, you could even call them demented, since there was not a single living creature capable of polluting the earth in the way they did.
‘in those far-off times a few people were still left who had free access to the wisdom of the Universe. they hoped that when mankind reached the point that the polluted air made it difficult to breathe and the water became dangerous to drink, and all its artificially created life-support systems—technological and social—proved themselves too awkward and more and more often only led to disastrous imbalances, mankind would start having second thoughts.
‘people standing on the edge of an abyss will start thinking about what being is all about, they will start pondering the meaning of their existence and purpose. then many of them will desire to understand the truth of their pristine origins, and this is possible—but only under the absolute condition that the abilities inherent in man’s pristine origins be restored.
‘few of the people who lived ten thousand years ago still possessed these abilities. it was basically those heading up social groups, leaders of tribes. they began—or rather, at their behest people began—to construct special facilities made out of heavy stone slabs. these enclosed an interior chamber about one-and-a-half by two metres in area and two metres in height—sometimes more, sometimes less. the slabs were placed at a slight angle, leaning toward the centre at the top. occasionally these chambers might be hidden underground and covered over by mounds of earth. on one of the walls of the chamber, a cone-shaped opening was cut into the slab, approximately thirty centimeters in diameter and covered with a specifically fitted stone plug.
‘into these tomb-structures would go people who had not lost the ability to communicate with the wisdom of the Universe. those still alive and even those who might be born thousands of years hence would be able to go to them and obtain answers to any questions that were of interest to man. this required sitting beside the chamber and meditating. sometimes the answer would come right away, sometimes after a delay, but it would definitely come, since these structures and those that retreated into them served as an information receiver. through them it was easier to communicate with the great Intelligence of the Universe.
‘these stone structures are the prototype of the egyptian pyramids. only the pyramids do not constitute nearly as powerful a receiver, even though they are far greater in size. their essence and function, however, is pretty much the same.’
‘the pharaohs who were buried in the egyptian pyramids were also thinkers, and at least partially preserved the abilities inherent in man’s pristine origins.
‘but in order to obtain an answer to a question using the pyramids, those still living had to come to the pyramid not individually, but in large numbers. they had to stand along each of the four sides, and direct their physical and mental gaze upward, as though skimming over the pyramid’s oblique sides right to its top.
‘there at the top, people’s gazes and thoughts focused on a single point, consequentially forming a channel facilitating contact with the mind of the Universe.
‘even today it is possible to do the same thing and obtain a desired answer. at the focal point of everyone’s mental gaze and energy forms, an energy not unlike radiation. if a measuring device were placed at the top of the pyramid, right at the focal point, it would record the intensity of this energy. the people standing at the base, too, would feel strange sensations.
‘oh, if it were not for the sinful pride of people today, the prevailing public opinion, the false perception that past civilizations were less advanced! people today would then be able to find out the real purpose of the pyramids. with all the attention modern researchers have paid to how they were built, they still have not been able to figure this out.
‘and it is all so simple: in constructing the pyramids, apart from physical strength and various pieces of equipment, they always used mental energy to reduce the force of gravitation. whole groups of people with this kind of ability would assist the builders. there are people alive today who are able to move small objects with their will.
‘but of immeasurably greater significance than the pyramids in terms of contact with the Mind of the Universe were the smaller stone structures which preceded them.’
‘why, anastasia?’ I asked. “because of they way they were constructed, their shape?’
‘because, Vladimir, living people retreated there to die. And their death was a most unusual one. They went into eternal mediation.”
‘what do you mean, living people? what for?”
‘to create for their descendants the possibility of bringing back the power of their pristine origins….’
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