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The history of religion.

Maya

The Atlanteans who moved to the American continent also created a hearth of the highest spiritual culture there. In particular, they built sanctuaries for spiritual initiations that had a form of pyramids.

Special research [5,21,51, and others] shows evidence that the culture of Maya reached a very high level. The Maya possessed knowledge about the Supreme Universal God, the Creator, Whom they called Hunab Ku (in the Mayan or Atlantic language), and His Fiery Manifestation in the Creation — Itzamna.

But… later, primitivism started to prevail there as well. The Fiery State of the Creator, the Mergence of individual consciousness with Whom should be the primary goal for a person, was reduced in people minds to worshipping regular fire which they started to deify and regard as a medium between people and “gods”: via fire the “gods” were believed to receive food from men in the form of burnt sacrifice. Later it was “discovered” that “gods” also needed human sacrifice… That was the religious beliefs of the neighboring Indian tribes of Central America — the Aztecs, Toltecs, and, apparently, Maya themselves in the past, before the Atlanteans arrived.

And cannibals — the Aztecs and Toltecs — came to the land of Maya.

What resulted from the combining of cannibalistic religious “culture” with the fragmentary information about the importance of possessing the power of refined consciousness we can see from the book of Carlos Castaneda “The Eagle’s Gift” [49]: black magicians hunted spiritually advanced individuals and when they caught them they would eat their bodies while they were still alive, cutting off pieces with the knife. They hoped to take possession of their “personal” power through this… I wonder if it was those magicians who ate bodies of all last true spiritual adepts?

This was the end of the surge of spiritual culture of Central American Indians. And then Spanish “Christians” invaded Central America and exterminated almost all Indians who lived in that region.