The Mahabharata is one of the two main Hindu epic poems, found in the smryti category and one of the main works of Indian literature. Considering the Mahabharata in terms of the number of contacts between people and Gods and the number of descriptions of flying vehicles, earthly and air battles, one can assume that … Read more
The story of Moses and the burning bush on Mount Horeb is well-known in Judeo-Christian religions. However, the story itself is so extraordinary that I decided to take a closer look at it. For a man of the technical generation, living in the era of computers, global Internet, spaceships and artificial intelligence, the story of … Read more
The story of the creation of the first man is known in all cultures and religions around the world. Despite minor differences in the accounts, their core is very similar, providing the possibility of a common source. This source may be the oldest of known written accounts, from ancient Sumer, and written by the god … Read more
In today’s post, I would like to analyze the famous “seven days of creation”, in which the supreme God (according to the Bible) created the earth and all things, including man, in 6 days, and rested on the seventh. We still use this seven-day week system today, but does it really come from the Bible? … Read more
In a few previous posts I touched on the subject of Moses and the Israelites, who, among other things, experienced a collective observation of an unidentified flying object on Mount Sinai and produced manna in the desert using a machine called the “Ageing Old Man”, received from “higher beings”. Moses is a very interesting and … Read more
