We will start in Egypt, because it is one of the oldest civilizations, and we will look at how Egypt developed the concept of the importance of the Sun in relation to theology, spirituality and religion. This is an ancient symbol of the Sun that ancient civilizations used to depict it (it was originally supposed to be part of the image, but I only used it in the lower right corner). Each direction represents one cardinal point and one season of the year. The Sun was not seen as God, but as a representative of its spiritual qualities. It brought life, warmth and energy to Earth, from which we live. The equilateral cross in a circle is found all over the world in all races and cultures. It was used by the Nordics, Vikings, French, Celts, Celtic Druids, English, Irish, Egyptians, as well as the Indians of North and Central America, especially the Mayans, Incas and other civilizations. We can also encounter this symbol in India, Russia and China. So it was known worldwide that the isosceles cross in a circle represented the five thousand year old concept of the Sun in petroglyphs. At that time, people were aware that the Sun was returning from the southern to the northern hemisphere, bringing with it warmth, food and life. So everyone gathered with its symbol to welcome it. The circle on the cross is not a dying person, but the Sun in the four earthly cardinal points. The idea is that the Sun dies in winter, is reborn on December 25th and moves north one degree, infusing life into everything. That is why it is said to “spring back to life”. The Pan-European Union uses the symbol to represent a new European awakening. It is found across royal families, it was used by the Nazis and Coptic Christianity, European kings and emperors always had an isosceles cross on their scepters. Today we have Popes wearing the symbol of the Sun, the symbols are on churches, monasteries and many other buildings. All churches use this symbol and people all over the world think that it represents Christianity and do not realize that it is actually over five thousand years old. Jesus always represented the Sun – SUN, not SON (son). From the etymology of the word Sun it is clear that the Sun can be written as both Sun and Son, depending on the usage and thus God’s Sun and God’s Son (son of God). The communion guests look like an ancient petroglyph of the Sun, so the priests lift up the Sun because that's exactly what the Sun does - it rises up. All of this goes back many thousands of years before Christianity and has nothing to do with it at all. When the priest gives the people the body of Jesus, what does he give them? A little sun disk. Obviously we're talking about sun worship. In Christianity we see Jesus dying on the cross everywhere because when the Sun reaches its lowest point in the southern hemisphere, it's in a constellation that looks like a cross, so we say that the Sun/Son of God dies on the cross in the constellation of the Southern Cross. The Son of God died, but now he's coming back to the northern hemisphere because he promised to return and he is coming back in the spring. The sun, going south, reaches its lowest point on December 22nd, it doesn't go any lower. And on December 23rd and 24th, it rises at the same degree and doesn't move at all for three days. So it's said that Jesus, or the sun of God, is dead for three days. The resurrection means that the sun is returning to the northern hemisphere.
From ancient times to the present day we have the so-called 37 sons of God-suns. Ra, Amon or Amen Ra, Krishna, Shamash, Mithra Yahweh, etc. They all have the same identity, the same stories that accompany their lives. They were born of a virgin (constellation), died on a cross, were dead for three days, then resurrected and returned. Their father was a carpenter and almost all of them had twelve successors. So the whole story is about cosmic bodies, about how the universe and planets work. No, no savior will come, because there never was one. It is all based on the old concepts of the Sun representing life on Earth. Another part of the image is water crystals drawn in a hexagram, which are surrounded by the nervous system of the universe. On top and clockwise, it is love and gratitude (the strongest energy in the universe), friendship and peace, beauty, harmony, happiness and ohm. Water covers about 70% of the planet and the human body. Water is therefore in the majority, which we should place considerable emphasis on. Masaru Emoto is an internationally recognized scientist, writer, thinker, researcher, photographer and doctor of alternative medicine. He has been researching water for 10 years. He made a breakthrough with the groundbreaking claim that human consciousness has a direct impact on the molecular structure of water. A supporter of water theories, he has lectured all over the world, including on the UN platform, and through his work, he has tried to spread the message of peace resulting from the study of water crystals. Based on his many years of research, he proves its ability to transmit the energy of resonance, a force essential for life on Earth and the personal happiness of every person. By saying, writing or thinking positive or negative words, we send a vibration that provokes a reaction, and this is the energy that water can transmit. Masaru Emoto discovered that under the influence of word vibrations, water crystals change their shape and documented this with numerous photographs. The most beautiful crystals were created under the influence of the words love and gratitude, joy, peace and others. On the contrary, the ugliest ones were created under the influence of rage, murder, hatred, ugliness and others. Music, television, mobile phones and many other devices also have a positive or negative impact on water crystals. People whose thoughts and words are of a positive nature can expect that the water crystals in their body will be clean and beautiful, while people of a negative nature carry ugly and corrupt water within them. The main message is a reminder that a person has a big decision in their hands, how they will influence themselves and the world around them. The information used in the text can be found in a more complex form in books by Jordan Maxwell or Masaru Emoto.