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KOLовRAT
Kolo means circle.
V means in.
Ra means light, RA.
In our proto-language, kolovrat was used instead of the word “rotating.”
Today I will tell you about rotations.
You already know that I created Factual Astrology, so what I am about to say is very valuable from the perspective of Astrology.
And at the same time, it is a scientific fact.
So:
Moons orbit planets.
You knew that, right?
So far, no fact has been observed of anything orbiting around moons.
That is, this rotation disappears at the moons.
That is, this is the beginning.
Next comes the rotation of planets around a star.
Moons around planets—the first rotation.
Planets around a star—the second movement.
Stars around the center of the Galaxy—the third movement.
And here, pay attention! It is a scientific fact that the center of our galaxy—and not only ours—is a Black Hole.
In Slavic terminology, the White Sun revolves around the Black Sun.
This is a scientific fact.
And we also have a fourth circle of rotation: galaxies rotating around an enormous Black Hole.
That is, something truly enormous. Massive, with tremendous energy.
In the Vedic…
Wow, while I was thinking about how to write the next line, the sun began to rise
Beautiful.
So.
In Vedic philosophy, there are two concepts: Kali and Krishna. The Great Goddess and God. Mother Kali—not to be confused with the Age of Kali—and the Heavenly Father.
Both are translated from Sanskrit as “black.”
Perhaps it is no coincidence that what the GALAXIES revolve around is called the Black TY RA.
I’ll add something about the Age of Kali, since we’re on the subject.
To make myself understood.
People usually interpret the Age of Kali as something terrible.
Something bad.
That is so
Kali itself is not bad. Kali means that during this age, Knowledge will be HIDDEN.
I already told you above in this Mahapurna School thread that black means mystery.
Therefore, the Age of Kali is a situation in which what is secret is known by only a few people on Earth.
That is, ordinary things known, for example, in the Age of Satya are already a mystery in the Age of Kali.
Hidden from the masses.
That is why it is Kali: everything is hidden, covered in mystery.
But that does not mean it is simply bad.
There is something good in everything.
There are advantages even in Knowledge being hidden.
For example, it is only in this case that it can be shared, rather than kept for oneself or used for base purposes…
In other words, the Soul is learning too.
So black means mystery.
Kali is mystery. Krishna is mystery. Christos is mystery.
Knowledge wants to be sought.
In the Satya Yuga, no one seeks it.
It is simply everywhere.
And, how shall I put it, this diminishes Knowledge.
It is treated as something natural. For example, you have electricity now, and you do not appreciate it. It is there, and that’s all
You press a button, and the light comes on. You do not even think about how it happens.
But you will appreciate it when it is no longer so simple. You press the button—and nothing happens. Nothing lights up.
You click the switch a few more times—and still nothing.
Well, look at that
Everything is as before. But the bulb does not light up
And so, in the Kali Yuga, Knowledge wants you to show it attention, persistence, importance, appreciation, love, effort…
You cannot simply press the button and expect it to work
Kolo means circle.
V means in.
Ra means light, RA.
In our proto-language, kolovrat was used instead of the word “rotating.”
Today I will tell you about rotations.
You already know that I created Factual Astrology, so what I am about to say is very valuable from the perspective of Astrology.
And at the same time, it is a scientific fact.
So:
Moons orbit planets.
You knew that, right?
So far, no fact has been observed of anything orbiting around moons.
That is, this rotation disappears at the moons.
That is, this is the beginning.
Next comes the rotation of planets around a star.
Moons around planets—the first rotation.
Planets around a star—the second movement.
Stars around the center of the Galaxy—the third movement.
And here, pay attention! It is a scientific fact that the center of our galaxy—and not only ours—is a Black Hole.
In Slavic terminology, the White Sun revolves around the Black Sun.
This is a scientific fact.
And we also have a fourth circle of rotation: galaxies rotating around an enormous Black Hole.
That is, something truly enormous. Massive, with tremendous energy.
In the Vedic…
Wow, while I was thinking about how to write the next line, the sun began to rise
Beautiful.
So.
In Vedic philosophy, there are two concepts: Kali and Krishna. The Great Goddess and God. Mother Kali—not to be confused with the Age of Kali—and the Heavenly Father.
Both are translated from Sanskrit as “black.”
Perhaps it is no coincidence that what the GALAXIES revolve around is called the Black TY RA.
I’ll add something about the Age of Kali, since we’re on the subject.
To make myself understood.
People usually interpret the Age of Kali as something terrible.
Something bad.
That is so
Kali itself is not bad. Kali means that during this age, Knowledge will be HIDDEN.
I already told you above in this Mahapurna School thread that black means mystery.
Therefore, the Age of Kali is a situation in which what is secret is known by only a few people on Earth.
That is, ordinary things known, for example, in the Age of Satya are already a mystery in the Age of Kali.
Hidden from the masses.
That is why it is Kali: everything is hidden, covered in mystery.
But that does not mean it is simply bad.
There is something good in everything.
There are advantages even in Knowledge being hidden.
For example, it is only in this case that it can be shared, rather than kept for oneself or used for base purposes…
In other words, the Soul is learning too.
So black means mystery.
Kali is mystery. Krishna is mystery. Christos is mystery.
Knowledge wants to be sought.
In the Satya Yuga, no one seeks it.
It is simply everywhere.
And, how shall I put it, this diminishes Knowledge.
It is treated as something natural. For example, you have electricity now, and you do not appreciate it. It is there, and that’s all
You press a button, and the light comes on. You do not even think about how it happens.
But you will appreciate it when it is no longer so simple. You press the button—and nothing happens. Nothing lights up.
You click the switch a few more times—and still nothing.
Well, look at that
Everything is as before. But the bulb does not light up
And so, in the Kali Yuga, Knowledge wants you to show it attention, persistence, importance, appreciation, love, effort…
You cannot simply press the button and expect it to work



