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58. Etymologically the word religion is made up of
two elements: re meaning “establishment” and “ligio”
meaning “connection”. That is to say “establishment
of a connection” or the beginning of the process of
interaction.
A correct understanding of the word opens up a long-
forgotten secret.
two elements: re meaning “establishment” and “ligio”
meaning “connection”. That is to say “establishment
of a connection” or the beginning of the process of
interaction.
A correct understanding of the word opens up a long-
forgotten secret.
33. A honest, unprejudiced examination of the
existing material relating to the development of our
civilisation, including not only history and
archaeology, but also astronomy, geology,
oceanology, geometry and a number of other
disciplines, does not leave even the shadow of a
doubt that the knowledge received in their time by
ancient civilisations was of cosmic origin.
34. The most complex aspects of the information
passed to mankind entered the minds of priests and
shamans in the form of myths during the
performance of magic rituals and religious rites.
After the removal of the overlay of primitive
shamanistic views, the mythological plots of many
of the world’s peoples and the events that unfold in
the myths take on another meaning, indicating that
the tales that appeared in ancient times contained,
in veiled form, a particular conception of the
evolution of mankind and the universe.
existing material relating to the development of our
civilisation, including not only history and
archaeology, but also astronomy, geology,
oceanology, geometry and a number of other
disciplines, does not leave even the shadow of a
doubt that the knowledge received in their time by
ancient civilisations was of cosmic origin.
34. The most complex aspects of the information
passed to mankind entered the minds of priests and
shamans in the form of myths during the
performance of magic rituals and religious rites.
After the removal of the overlay of primitive
shamanistic views, the mythological plots of many
of the world’s peoples and the events that unfold in
the myths take on another meaning, indicating that
the tales that appeared in ancient times contained,
in veiled form, a particular conception of the
evolution of mankind and the universe.