Mystical Prague, Part One of Astral World
Prague is split in two by an eastern wedge, a co-manifestation of the eight most significant cities in the world. The energetic potential of the place is sustained by beings dwelling beneath Prague, within a radius extending many kilometres beyond the city.
THE ENCLOSED COMPLEX OF TŘEŠŇOVKA HILL, above Hrdlořezy, has long been planted with fruit trees—cherry trees—which do not thrive there; one need only look at how they are drying out. This is because the place was dedicated to the Slavic god Svarog. Between the 5th and 8th centuries, the hill itself was planted with low-growing oak trees arranged in an upward spiral, so that, under the ritual guidance of the first high priest, people ascended towards the summit along the spiral of trees in a counterclockwise direction. The high priest of that time enhanced the site and its surroundings, as well as the consciousness of the people of that era. He even extended this consciousness to other hilltops in Prague (Ládví – Slavic god Veles, Petřín – Slavic god Perun, Belvedere – Slavic god Sventovit, and others). All subsequent followers—the Slavic priests of that place—were his descendants.
On the western spur of Třešňovka, the Watcher discovered a structure that does not belong to this World (he says that our World, together with the entirety of its subtle spiritual magnitude, constitutes the thirteenth ring of Being). In this location, there is a tall shrub made entirely of gold, which archetypically evokes the biblical Tree of Life. However, this golden shrub is the causal source of the second ring of Being and is therefore entirely inaccessible to the earthly race. Consequently, any mention of this place is unnecessary.
The elongated ridge of Vítkov ends in the reinforced-concrete monstrosity of the National Monument, which does not belong there and should be removed (along with all the pseudo-masterpieces by the mentalist Jože Plečnik). The summit of Vítkov Hill itself consists of a small knoll where the Watcher opened an entrance to Prague´s underworld, which is guarded by a local Giant who properly tends to the site. It is best not to fear him. Within the underworld, you will find the secret of Prague´s force field. It is identical to that of seven other cities which, together with Prague, form the energetic foundation of Gaia. /Giants do not occur anywhere else in Prague outside the Vítkov ridge, and never have in the past/.
Several dozen metres from today´s ARMY MUZEUM, on the western slope of Vítkov, there once stood a stone execution site - a gallows. On the site of the present-day Army Museum building, there was a preparation facility where those condemned to death were held before execution, and where terrible things were done to them. To this day, the place remains burdened by the horror of human sacrifice. There is an unimaginably dark burden there, making the museum building very dangerous to human health.
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