Game Interpretation of Words (Slavic Imagery)

Веретенников Сергей · Feb 9, 2023

I devoted a great deal of attention to this topic—on the Your Yoga website, in the Ashram, and on social media...

Sometimes a single word can tell you what an entire book tells you.

The game helps develop imaginative thinking and perception.

We have been playing this game in the Ashram for a long time now - here.

And indeed, it is a genuinely developmental game. It literally pulls people out of a certain routine, conformity, fixation, unconsciousness...

Yes, yes, often we simply say words, losing our connection with the Image.

That is why words in modern society have become just words—without Power.

But we can restore this lost ability: to speak with Power. If we stop being unthinking, unconscious biorobots.

There are many trash-like words, garbage words. These are dead words, invented recently. They do not even have an Image behind them.

Image—about RA.

You already know how to play, since I have talked about it so much.

For example, I spoke about it here:

You need to take any word you want and say what it means.
No, not by writing “computer” and giving it the meaning “a device for processing information...” That would be wrong.
It means that you have not understood the topic at all.

I suggest that you look behind the reverse side of the modern world, as if stepping into a fairy tale.

Here, Images govern.

Here there are WORDS that give Power, that are Power themselves.

I will begin the game.

And I would like to interpret a word I have never interpreted before.

To pray.

It would seem that there is nothing unusual here. The word is familiar to everyone.

Pray to God, and so on...

But let us examine it.

To beseech oneself.

I have said more than once that “-sya” is an abbreviation of SebYa. For example, “Have mercy on me.” “Me” is MenYa.

Interesting already, isn’t it?

How can that be—beseeching (asking) oneself?

After all, we are constantly fed an entirely DIFFERENT meaning of this word. One must pray to God. But our word is not talking about that at all!

It says: beseech yourself!

That is how it is.

And here, on the Your Yoga website, I have said more than once that God has already given us everything and does not forbid anyone from taking right now what He has given.

So who is preventing us from taking it all?

Ha-ha, why, we ourselves are the ones preventing it.

And so it turns out that we need to beseech ourselves somehow, so that we will allow ourselves to take what God gave us long ago.

873415 · Feb 9, 2023

Just yesterday I was talking to a school-age child. He said to me: “Why do we even need to know the rules of this Russian language? Why put dots over the letter ё? Why know our native language at all?” As if it’s fine either way. At that moment, I realized that I myself could barely explain why we need to know our own language. We just have to, that’s all. I began awkwardly explaining to him about the lost letters of the alphabet, about disappearing words whose greatest value lies in their imagery and hidden meaning. And I remembered this game of ours in particular—Interpreting Words. I tried to explain the idea of a cultural code. I gave an example: спина (spina): спи-на (sleep-there). As if you’re supposed to sleep on your back. And подушка (pillow): под-ушко (under the little ear), not under the shoulder. But I realized that I still hadn’t explained why we need to know our own language.
Om Shanti wrote here exactly why, very aptly: so that words have power and awareness can arise within us. ...

1448 · Feb 9, 2023

Верность (faithfulness) — Вер н ость.
Ость is the inner essence of something, that around which an outer shell is built (like К-ость).
That is, one could say that Верность is when Вера (faith)—or there is also the word Верие (belief)—is our inner state.
Доверие (trust) is what comes До Веры (before faith).

Веретенников Сергей · Feb 9, 2023

An example of a distorted image.

Let’s read the dictionary definition of the word “допотопный.”

Outdated, backward, old-fashioned. Ancient, old, extremely old, non-modern, long obsolete.

But the word itself tells us what it means: До Потопа (Before the Flood).

In other words, the image is literally embedded in the word:

There was a Flood. Everyone perished. Only a few survived. And before that moment, there had been a certain kind of life—the life that existed before the Flood.

The word “животное” (animal) belongs to the same category.

Жив от Ноя (alive since Noah).

Words literally tell us about certain events in the distant past. Not sentences, not books... Just words.

Голубь (pigeon/dove)—голубое небо (blue sky). Presumably, this very Noah was gazing into the sky because he was waiting for this bird with a good sign...

And at first they released the raven. Ворона (a raven)—вор она (it is a thief).

Then they also saw a rainbow. Дугу РА (the arc of RA).

Everything happened in that sequence.

Веретенников Сергей · Feb 10, 2023

Altar

Before decoding this word, it is important to say that several alphabets were in use in Rus'. This included Arabic.
This is an indisputable fact. As well as the Turkic and Persian languages.

"The Journey Beyond Three Seas" is mostly written in Russian. However, from time to time Athanasius Nikitin switches freely and smoothly to Turkic or even Arabic. Then, just as smoothly, he returns to Russian. Clearly, he, like his readers, knew several languages. But that is not the main point. The main point is that Athanasius Nikitin uses Turkic or Arabic for RUSSIAN ORTHODOX PRAYERS!

One of the many prayers in which Athanasius Nikitin SWITCHES FROM RUSSIAN TO TURKIC, PERSIAN, OR ARABIC:

"Lord God Almighty, creator of heaven and earth! Do not turn Your face away from Your servant, for I am close to sorrow. Lord! Look upon me and have mercy on me, for I am Your creation; do not turn me away, Lord, from the true path, and guide me, Lord, onto Your righteous path, for I have done no good deed in this time of need for You, my Lord, as I have spent all my days in evil, my Lord, Allah the First-Mover, Allah You, generous Allah, merciful Allah, generous Allah, merciful one; O Most Patient, forgive me. The Great Days have already passed in the Besermyan land, but I have not abandoned Christianity; God knows what will happen next."

Al or El means God.
Tar' means tara.
Tara is packaging intended for storing products. This is from the dictionary.

Thus, an altar is where God is "packed" into packaging. That is, a special place where there is a great deal of God—a concentrate gathered in one place.

The progenitor of the word altar is the word Alatyr. This is an even more mystical word. Indeed, one could say it is a device.

Alatyr will be used at the Slavic Puja—Announcement—Slavic Puja on Veles Day. February 24

196228 · Feb 10, 2023

Your Yoga. Decoding Russian Words.
In this topic, OM Shanti decoded the word "Accordingly," but the question of what Tven means remained open.
I have thought about this for a long time and dare to present my version.
This concept manifests itself more specifically in the word Rodstvenny. Speaking of relatives, people say: The blood of our ancestors flows in our veins.
It is not without reason that the generations of relatives are listed in the Srimad Bhagavatam, showing who was born from whom. In astrology, there are Nakshatras.
Tven—blood flow.
The word Venchanie refers, in a sense, to the unification of clans, or a connection through blood ties. This word also contains Ven—veins—a wreath.

Веретенников Сергей · Feb 10, 2023

Primitive

Apparently, this is someone antediluvian

To be first—to be primal, primitive.

Let us read in Genesis:

In the beginning God created the heavens and the earth.

And the earth was without form and void, and darkness was over the abyss.

Abyss—without a bottom.
Heaven—not God.

And God made two great lights: the greater light to rule the day, and the lesser light to rule the night.

A light—the thing that shone. An interesting SCIENTIFIC fact: we see the light of stars that left the stars a very long time ago. That is, a star may have disappeared long ago, while we can still see its light. So it turns out that the light shone in the past, but we see it now...

And God said: Let us make man in Our image, after Our likeness

Man—brow and century.

And here, by the way, things get interesting. So what does this mean? It turns out that to become a human being, one must live for 100 years!
Who are we before that?

Interesting?

And there is even more to it: when we become Brow-Century (that is, live for a hundred years—a CENTURY), THEN:

...and let them rule over the fish of the sea, and over the birds of the heavens, [и над зверями,] and over the cattle, and over all the earth, and over every creeping thing that creeps upon the earth.

And that is not all.

After all, not every fool who makes it to a hundred will become a Brow-Century.

But who will:

And God said: Behold, I have given you every herb yielding seed, which is upon the face of all the earth, and every tree bearing fruit with seed in it; it shall be for food for you.

God did not say that those who eat just anything would also become a Brow-Century. At the very least, vegetarians. At the very least!

369 · Feb 11, 2023

I am very interested in the meaning of the word
"bogadelnya." Wikipedia says that it is a home for the sick and infirm, pensioners, and people with disabilities. In modern terms, a nursing home.
And it got me wondering why, for some reason, it seems to me that the word is being used incorrectly.
Boga-delnya
Making God. Perhaps originally this meant a place where people came to know God—possibly temples, churches, or mosques.
Or perhaps it was a place where paintings depicting God were made or divine statues were created.

Веретенников Сергей · Feb 11, 2023

Kon is a kind of enclosure. An enclosure can be anything: it may simply be a physical limitation, or it may be some sort of set of restrictive rules... I think the meaning is clear.

I have seen several incorrect interpretations online. For example, people often say that kon is conscience. I don't think so. It is a broader concept. Conscience limits a person, so conscience can be called kon, as a limiting phenomenon.

For example, there are the words ikona and zakon.

Ikona is that which is in kon (within the limiting frame), while zakon is that which is BEYOND kon (outside limitations, infinite).
It is noteworthy that such a magnificent animal as the horse is also named this way. A horse is walked around a certain perimeter (kon).

Zakon is the phrase "to live according to kon" (don't go beyond kon).

I will repeat once again that this word is often interpreted incorrectly online. They say that kon is a set of some rules.
You must understand that all rules are limitations!

Therefore, in this sense, yes, kon is rules. But kon is not only rules; it is everything that limits a Human Being.

369 · Feb 11, 2023

Rebel.
A rebelling Aryan.
That is, one living outside kon! Someone who has broken free of limitations. Such people are punished by law, but they are free!

196228 · Feb 11, 2023

We are children of the Cosmos.
We are all children of the Cosmos. We must not forget this... | Your Yoga. Mysticism, spirituality, esotericism | VKontakte
Your Yoga. The film "Children of the Cosmos"
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Announcement - Fact-Based Astrology. Astronomical Passport
And this is reflected in our words; there is such an expression as Satellite for life, as in planets and cosmic bodies.
How this brings Joy and Inspiration.

196228 · Feb 12, 2023

Cosmos — K Osmoz. Osmosis — Wikipedia
If we consider that what is above is also below, then in our body and cells this system of osmosis functions perfectly, and the cosmos, an eternal mystery to us, also draws our gaze and exerts its influence on us. Everything happens according to a perfect plan and law, whether we know about it or not.

Веретенников Сергей · Feb 12, 2023

Domovoy — howls in the house.

The domovoy possesses enormous strength, both physical and magical, and is therefore capable of resisting practically any evil spirit that attempts to enter the house. However, the domovoy’s strength directly depends on how the family living in the house treats it and how harmonious the relationships between family members are.
The domovoy’s enemies are the nav’i (creatures of Navi — Slavic Crash Course), which, like the domovoy, prefer to settle in human homes. However, nav’i are much weaker than domovye and therefore cannot defeat them; but if the domovoy is weakened, a nav’ya may slip into the house.

The domovoy is similar to the Vastu Purusha. He spoke about it at the Mahapurna School: Law of Protection [Магазин]

The Domovoy should be treated in the same way as the Slavic gods. One may even keep an idol of it on the altar and appease it with an offering.

196228 · Feb 13, 2023

Barn — Nowadays, various old things and household equipment are stored in it. But the word itself tells us that there should be Paradise there, and apparently the barn once served other purposes.

196228 · Feb 16, 2023

In India, women wear a garment called sari — “S Ari”; this refers to those from whom this custom was borrowed or adopted: the Aryans.
Slavic women wore sarafans.
Sa Ra Fan — women clothed themselves in the True Light of Ra. The clothing also bore sacred protective symbols.
Sa by itself already speaks of purity and light. In Sanskrit, there is the word Sat — Sat — Wikipedia
Ra — Ra — Wikipedia
Fan — Fantik — a garment.

Удалённый пользователь 1284 · Feb 16, 2023

Slav yanin

Slav-Yan-In
Slav — Slav, to glorify, in a masculine, confident, and firm manner
Yan — the masculine principle (Yin-Yang; In-Yan)
In — the feminine principle, yin
To glorify the masculine and feminine in a masculine manner, in one in whom they are harmonious.
The one who glorifies (in whom the masculine and feminine principles are glorified).

Slavyanka

Slav-Yan-Ka
Ka — Radiant, one of the 1,000 Names of God,
Source here
She who glorifies the radiant masculine principle

It can also be understood this way:
Slavyanin — One who lives, glorifying Yan and In
Slavyanka — She who lives, glorifying Yan, the Divinely Radiant.
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There is another element preserved in modern languages in “Slav”: s-Lav (with “love” in English), that is, with Love.

Веретенников Сергей · Feb 16, 2023

Awl.

Borodok (also punch[1]) is a hand-held metalworking tool designed for punching holes in sheet material and stone or concrete walls. It consists of a rod, one end of which—the working part—is shaped like a truncated cone. In cross-section, punches may differ depending on the shape of the holes being cut: round, square, rectangular, triangular, and so on. The hole is punched by striking the opposite end of the punch—the butt—with a hammer. Punches are made from hard tool steels.

Borodok — the one who gives birth to God. God’s birth-giver.
Podborodok — located beneath the one who gives birth to God, beneath the God-birth-giver.
Boroda — the god of the clan.

One may suppose that something “breaks through” the crown of the head.
When I underwent Phowa, the Tibetan practice of conscious dying, this was precisely what was being discussed.

196228 · Feb 21, 2023

In electronics, when the conductivity of an electrical signal is disrupted, it is possible to fix the fault and reconnect the electrical circuit with a soldering iron.
This procedure is called soldering components, and it consists of tinning Tinning — Wikipedia and what am I getting at?
Service — S tinning.
Solder — Soldering with “joy.”
Resin (rosin) — to resin — with prayer.

Веретенников Сергей said:
To pray.

And for everything to solder properly, the wires must first be stripped—purification.
Everything is so similar: technical actions and spiritual ones.
To unite with God, we purify ourselves, glorify His Names—we sing, pray, and serve.
I have repeatedly observed the technical side of the matter when my husband was repairing electrical appliances, while I asked questions with curiosity and helped when necessary.

196228 · Mar 4, 2023

Sleep — A spa is a wellness treatment, incidentally associated with water (liquid) Spa (physiotherapy) — Wikipedia
Tь — here one really wants to add the letter Я — Ять. Images of the ancient letters — Бɤквица Ѣ (the Ять letter) — ancient Slavic буквица — Ра-съ-Вѣдъ
Now everything falls into place — To weld together. For a better understanding, here are some more words — СтоЯть (to stand), СеЯть (to sow), ВеЯть (to waft). The process of uniting the earthly and the heavenly.
How does all this connect with the topics A discovery that is 800 million years old The princess is in liquid. Hibernation
Sleep and if read in reverse Nose — Sleep is an instrument, a type of meditative state controlled by slowing the breath; it was used for spiritual refinement, lucid dreaming, out-of-body experiences and journeys through worlds, learning on other planes, and communication with Higher Beings.
Samadhi — Samadhi is the state attained through meditation, expressed in calmness of consciousness, that is, the union (welding together) of the earthly and the heavenly. Samadhi — Wikipedia
When a person goes to bed, they are told — Good night, i.e. to calm down; sleep (in our understanding) is not being referred to.

369 · Mar 12, 2023

Astronomy — star, law.
Astrology — star, cause.
Aster — a flower resembling a star.
Astral — the world where the stars are!

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