An Ancient Message from Rus'

A long time ago, I began working with the Churs and Idols of our Gods;

And of course you remember the years when this happened. I wrote something like this to you - Your Yoga. Slavic Churs and Idols.

And I studied under a seer. An Elder.

And he had no idea what I was actually doing.

That is, we had our own subject, which I studied with him remotely.

And then there came a day when these Idols and Churs came to me.

And on that very same day, this Elder said to me something approximately like: "Sergey, what have you been doing today? You’re shining so brightly...".

Well, I do something different every day

So I simply said, "Many things".

And he said, "I don’t know what you did today, but you’re shining incredibly powerfully right now. So think about what might be causing this. Maybe this is what you should be doing..."

Even then, I still did not connect this episode with my Churs.

But of course, I soon realized that this was the only unusual thing in my daily Sadhana.

All of you need to think about this.

What was actually stolen from you.

And why.

All parasites live only as long as you do not know about them.

For example, a leech has the ability to make you unable to feel it drinking your blood.

As soon as you see it, it is finished.

These bloodsuckers of ours are now in agony.

And I am very glad that I was there at the origins of your Awakening and took part in all of this.

Many passed by this Honor, choosing E̶v̶i̶l̶.

It seems that many people are awakening to their memories and starting to carve similar figures out of wood, from large logs. Not characters from fairy tales, but a kind of composite image of a Slavic deity—a face with long moustaches and a beard. On an intuitive level, they place them near their homes or somewhere in parks and playgrounds.

Once I visited a museum, and there was a copy of a tall idol with three faces, found somewhere in the Grodno region. The energy emanating from it was so powerful that it was indescribable. I even thought that the original must really "radiate" if it had such an effect, but no—it turned out to be a copy. Just a copy! And yet such energy. This three-faced form somehow reminds me of the Trimurti—Shiva, Vishnu, and Brahma. Or Dattatreya.

You will be shocked to learn the TRUTH about the ROMANovs.

Of course, they have already been displayed as Russian saints in all the so-called "Russian" churches.

I saw them myself!

With halos and little angels, pretty amusing.

I wrote above that ROMA means the Roman Empire in Latin.

The Romanovs ruled Russia from 1613 , when Mikhail Fyodorovich Romanov was elected tsar, until 1917 , when Nicholas II abdicated. That is, approximately 304 years.

Crazy, isn't it?

THREE CENTURIES!

The literally undisguised power of ROMA.

The name Roman itself derives from the Latin Romanus — “Roman,” “of Rome.”

The entire religion comes from there.

That is why the Romanovs are depicted with halos and little angels in their churches.

Roma → Romanus → Roman → Romanov

At the same time, THEY THEMSELVES never hid the fact that Moscow is the Third Rome.

It is written in their sources. Open any reference book in a Moscow library.

Even the word “library” itself connects you to the Bible.

But what about OUR books?

What about Veles, for example?

So we supposedly don't need them?

Oh, right, it is that accursed paganism...


1453 — the fall of Constantinople.
late 15th — early 16th century — the strengthening of the idea of Moscow as the heir to the Orthodox imperial tradition.
around the 1510s–1520s — Philotheus’s formulation of the Third Rome.
1547 — Ivan IV adopts the title of tsar (caesar, as they called it).
1613 — the Romanovs come to power.
1721 — Peter I proclaims the Russian Empire.

Well, what a truly splendid Russian state. Where they kill everyone who even so much as stammers about RUS.

Om Shanti! Very interesting!!

There’s a reason for the saying: All roads lead to Rome.

Yes, OM Shanti. I have always revered the Slavic Gods; there was always something genuine and deeply resonant in them. Fragmentary remnants of ancient knowledge reached us through books, artifacts, and so on. The last echo of that history was TARTARIA, which once occupied almost the entire Eurasian continent, as evidenced by maps from the archives of the Encyclopaedia Britannica. Empress Catherine destroyed the last heroes of Tartaria—as we know, the Pugachev uprising was led by a general of Tartaria—and then, to add insult to injury, she condemned the Cossacks as outlaws and excommunicated them. There were twelve clans defending the borders of Kievan Rus. OM Shanti, thank you for the detailed information and for offering a new perspective on historical events.

The rock band Aria's song "Baptism by Fire":
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Baptism by Fire
Music by V. Dubinin
Lyrics by M. Pushkina
Ancient groves are full of voices
Of whispering grass and stones
Smoke from the campfires trails northward
The enemy prowls in that direction
Storm spirits beat the drum
Forging swords for us from lightning
We will offer a sacrifice to the gods
And nourish them with our blood

Against us—the gleam of Byzantine churches
The splendor of feasts and gifts
We condemn our children to death
Knowing the cruelty of our enemies
The signs of the Moon threaten us with calamity
The arrows sing of just one thing
The choice is cruel—baptism by water
Or baptism by fire!

We fought, maddened by rage
Believing in the immortality of souls
The fallen would not become a handful of earth
But a guardian in the heavenly garden
Down the river, the idols drift
There is no one left to bow before them
We are no more—is life worth living
In a world baptized by fire...

Ancient groves have been silent for centuries
In a world baptized by fire.

It so happens that I have many degrees because I am interested in studying everything. One of my degrees is in linguistics. However, I called it figurative linguistics, because pre-Christian Rus was renowned for its figurative thinking.
I want to emphasize that Rus was not the only one renowned for this; in principle, all peoples were.
I speak of Rus because it is currently under the most terrible subjugation and is being destroyed by a demonic superstructure imposed upon this ancient people.
Of course, any people that has preserved its independence—or at least its territorial connection to some homeland—also possessed a figurative quality in its language.

So, I have many degrees, and among other things I study the features of various languages, such as Sanskrit and the ancient pre-Christian language of Rus.
And now I want to examine the word “Moscow.”

I will say right away: this is a very heavy word, and all heavy words are demonic in nature.
It becomes demonic because it contains three consonant letters together. In fact, there are four consonants, three of which stand together, and only two vowels.
For example, there is such a demonic word as “monster.” In other words, you can see an almost absolute similarity to this word.

I will write these words one below the other so as not to make unsupported claims:

MOSCOW
MONSTER

I will continue:

СКВЕРНА
Please note: МОСКВА

FEAR
CRYPT
EXPLOSION
QUARREL

IMPORTANT:
Words with the suffix “-ство” are excluded from this rule.

SLAVERY
BOORISHNESS
BRUTISHNESS

According to the rule concerning a suffix that is not part of the word stem and itself contains doubled consonants.

Just look at our other cities—Samara. Soft and beautiful!

Oryol—images. Samara is even simply—Sama RA.

And so on.

Санкт-Piterburg
Ленинград
Сталинград

Someone deliberately made it ONE and the SAME!

But what about other cities?

Such as Омск, Курск, etc.

In most of the names given, three consonants occur at the boundary between the root and the suffix, whereas in the word “Moscow,” the combination СКВ is part of the modern root of the word.

The suffix -ск- is a common toponymic formative. It is used to form the names of settlements from rivers, personal names, ethnonyms, and other geographical names. This is described in detail in E. M. Pospelov’s toponymic dictionary.


Pay attention to one very important feature.

There are many cities in Russia whose names contain three consonant letters in a row. For example: Khabarovsk, Yakutsk, Irkutsk, Bratsk, Kursk, Orsk, Omsk.

But all these names are fundamentally different from the word “Moscow.”

The point is that in the names listed above, the combination of three consonants appears through the addition of the suffix “-sk,” which is characteristic of geographical names.

For example, let us take the name “Khabarovsk.” Its base is the surname Khabarov, to which the suffix “-sk” has been added. This produces a combination of three consonants—VSK.

We observe the same thing in the words “Yakutsk” and “Irkutsk,” where the three consonants TSK appear, or in the names “Kursk” and “Orsk,” where the combination RSK is formed.

In other words, in these cases, the three consonants arise at the boundary between two parts of the word. This is the result of a particular way of forming geographical names.

But now let us look at the word “Moscow.”

MOSCOW

Here we see a completely different picture.

The combination SKV did not arise as a result of adding the common city-name suffix “-sk.” In modern Russian, the root of this name is “moskv-,” while the letter “a” is a grammatical ending.

Now pay attention to another Russian word:

SKVERNO

Here we once again encounter exactly the same combination—SKV. Moreover, it is also located inside the root of the word rather than appearing through the addition of a geographical suffix.

In the word “skverno,” the combination SKV is located in at the beginning of the root, while in the word “Moscow” it is inside it.

Thus, these two words share more than just a superficial similarity in the number of consonants. They contain the same sequence of consonant sounds in the root.

For example, in the name of the city of Kursk, the ending can simply be removed: Kursk — Kur.
That is why the people of this city are called Kuryans.

By the way, notice: naROD in goRODe.

That is, the ROOT is what matters.

It carries the MEANING.


The word “Sanskrit” presents a very interesting situation. In its Russian spelling, we see four consonants in a row — NSKR, but in Sanskrit itself, the word has a special morphemic structure.

1. Let us analyze the word in its native language
संस्कृत
saṃskṛta
The original Sanskrit word

saṃ
Prefix
Together, completely
skṛ
Root with an additional s
To do, to create
ta
Suffix
The result of an action
More precisely, the historical and grammatical analysis is as follows:

sam- + -s- + √kṛ + -ta → saṃskṛta.

The letter s appears when the prefix is combined with the root kṛ (“to do”). This is described, among other sources, in William Whitney’s Sanskrit grammar.


The resulting meaning is “processed,” “improved,” “perfected.”

2. Why are the four consonants here misleading?
In Russian spelling:

САНСКРИТ

But in the Sanskrit word saṃskṛta:

• ṃ — a nasal element represented by the special sign anusvāra.
• s and k — consonant sounds.
• ṛ — a syllabic sound classified as a vowel in Sanskrit grammar.

Therefore, the Russian letters НСКР do not represent four consecutive Sanskrit consonants in the same sense.



I would also like to draw your attention to the fact that this is not about saying whether it is good or bad at all.

But if you look at the history of cities like these, you will see that they carry some kind of heavy karmic burden.

I think you will have no doubt that Saint Petersburg, Moscow, and similar cities carry a heavy karmic burden. Moreover, it does not disappear anywhere; it merely changes form.

Furthermore, Saint Petersburg was even renamed, while following the same rules. And this is astonishing. In other words, someone is literally directing this.

And only today I made a small attempt to provide you with some material, a study which you can continue yourself.