"Land of the Multihorned Cows" (in Russian, English subtitles).
In the calendar holidays of the Indo-European peoples, one can find many similar features and peculiarities. By comparing their nuances with astronomical phenomena on the main peak of the Byrranga Mountains, one can try to reconstruct the picture of the main calendar dates of the Eurasian cultures of the center of Eurasia at the end of the 3rd - beginning of the 2nd millennium BC.
Watch on YouTubeThe issue is dedicated to the search for polar traces in the Eurasian calendars of the 1st millennium BC. It precedes the next issue, which will find traces of sacred impressions of the inhabitants of Taimyr in the 3rd millennium in some holidays in modern cultures.
Watch on YouTubeThe main antihero of the Rigveda is the snake Vritra, and the main hero of the Rigveda is the god-hero Indra. Alexey Gringlaz proves that their images and the description of their battle are descriptions of polar phenomena - the auroral oval and substorm of the polar lights, as well as clouds in the sky and precipitation from them. The issue attempts to etymologize the names and epithets of Indra and Vritra.
Watch on YouTubeIn the 3rd millennium BC, people lived in the north of the North Siberian Lowland. Hikes in the mountains north of their residence led them to a place of worship of the gods. Subsequently, people moved south and told local residents stories about their hikes, which later transformed into legends about the world mountain in the form of a truncated pyramid and legends about the world tree.
Watch on YouTubeAt the turn of the 4th and 3rd millennia BC, people lived in the north of the North Siberian Lowland. The end of the Holocene optimum forced some of them to migrate south. The northerners who arrived told the Proto-Indo-Europeans about the amazing polar realities. Legends based on these stories formed the basis of the Zoroastrian epic - the ancient Avesta.
Watch on YouTubeThe navel of the earth, the world mountain, four streams of the heavenly river, the house of the gods, seven or four islands, mountains or continents - all these concepts and images of ancient myths have precursors located in a specific place in the Arctic. Alexey Gringlaz, based on the sources of ancient Indian and Iranian epics, tries to determine the exact location of the mythical peak in the mountain ranges of the Far North.
Watch on YouTubeAncient myths and legends of ancient Iran tell of the Land of Bliss beyond the northern mountains, which is called Hyperborea or Shveta Dvipa. Alexey Gringlaz argues that this is a specific territory in the far north of Eurasia. An assumption is made about who the inhabitants of Hyperborea really were.
Watch on YouTubeAncient Indo-Iranian legends and myths tell of inaccessible northern mountains - Khara Berezaiti, Meru and the Riphean Mountains. Alexey Gringlaz proves that we are talking about specific mountains in the far north of Eurasia.
Watch on YouTubeIn the Rigveda, one can find descriptions of the Angiras singers - Dashagvas and Navagvas, assistants and opponents of Indra's struggle for the liberation of cows. Alexey Gringlaz proves that their descriptions are descriptions of hunter-singers of the south and north of the North Siberian Lowland of the Holocene Optimum. In this episode, an attempt is made to identify the mountains and rivers reflected in Indian texts as the Paripatra and Vindhya mountains, as well as the Rasa River.
Watch on YouTubeIn the Rigveda, one can find a description of the demons Pani and Vala, who stole and hid cows from people. Their images are descriptions of polar animals - wolves and brown bears. This issue analyzes the reasons for the transformation of the images of animals of the far north into mythical creatures of sacred Indian texts.
Watch on YouTubeIn the Rigveda one can find descriptions of cloven-hoofed animals - donkeys, horses and cows. A careful reading of their properties leaves no doubt that their descriptions are descriptions of the reindeer.
Watch on YouTubeIn the 5th - 3rd millennia BC, people lived on the territory of the North Siberian Lowland, presumably the amazing country of Aryavarta. The end of the Holocene optimum period forced some of them to migrate south. The northerners who arrived could tell the Proto-Indo-Europeans about the amazing polar realities.
Watch on YouTubeThe sacred Indian texts of the Rigveda tell us about the amazing country of Aryavarta and about the seven rivers flowing in the country of the gods and the first Aryans. There are geographical coincidences proving the location of these territories in the far north of Russia.
Watch on YouTubeSacred Indian texts tell us about the polar realities. How far north did the first Aryans travel? Between which parallels did they live?
Watch on YouTubeSacred Indian texts tell us that ancient people had an idea of astronomical phenomena at the North Pole. Does this mean that they lived near it and sometimes visited it?
Watch on YouTubeIf people saw the Milky Ocean, which was reflected in the sacred Indian texts - the Bhagavata Purana, the Vishnu Purana and the Mahabharata, then what could they observe on it? What natural phenomenon was the basis for the legend of the churning of the ocean and the extraction of the drink of immortality Amrita? The ancient myth of the birth of the creator god Brahma tells us the places near which people lived, who passed on their impressions through a chain of legends to the Indian Brahmins.
Watch on YouTubeWhat vast sea territories served as prototypes of the Milky Ocean in sacred Indian texts? If people saw the Milky Ocean, where could this have happened? The legend of the island of Shveta Dvipa and the Meru mountains suggests places near which people lived, who passed on their impressions through a chain of legends to the Indian Brahmins.
Watch on YouTubeThe video is dedicated to the thoughts of ancient Indo-Europeans about their northern ancestral homeland. The ancient homeland of the Aryans in the Arctic is the "holy land" of Vedic Hinduism and Zoroastrianism, the habitat of the gods and heroes of the Indian and Iranian epics.
Watch on YouTubeThe episode is devoted to the discussion of the thinking of a person who lived several thousand years ago. Was it special, or similar to the thinking of a modern person? Factors influencing the chain observer-storyteller-poet. Correct reconstruction of the thinking of the compilers of hymns and legends can help us in the search for the original sources of the Indian Rigveda.
Watch on YouTubeThe issue is dedicated to a brief story about the Arctic theory of the origin of the Indo-Europeans, about Western scientists studying this topic, about the founder of the theory Bal Gangadhar Tilak, as well as about Tilak's Russian followers. The beginning of the description of the scientists' conclusions on this topic and a description of the difficulties they encountered in their research.
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