Thursday, June 28, 2012
Free proxy lists Brazil (BR). Brazilian proxy servers.
2 200.150.97.139:8080 HTTP ANM Brazil 139.97.150.200.static.copel.net 28-jun-2012 16:20
3 200.146.85.194:8089 HTTP NOA Brazil (Curitiba) 200.146.85.194.static.gvt.net.br 28-jun-2012 16:20
4 189.80.20.187:8080 HTTP ANM Brazil (Maceiу) 18980020187.user.veloxzone.com.br 28-jun-2012 16:19
5 189.77.217.37:8080 HTTP ANM Brazil (Paulнnia) 189-77-217-37.ded.intelignet.com.br 28-jun-2012 16:18
6 189.3.61.2:3128 HTTP NOA Brazil 189.3.61.2 28-jun-2012 16:18
7 189.115.88.138:80 HTTP ANM Brazil (Joinville) mail.seguridade.com.br 28-jun-2012 16:18
8 187.5.96.141:8080 HTTP ANM Brazil (Goiвnia) 187-5-96-141.gnale1010.ipd.brasiltelecom.net.br 28-jun-2012 16:17
9 187.48.136.14:8080 HTTP ANM Brazil (Recife) ! 187.48.136.14 28-jun-2012 16:17
10 187.108.35.82:80 HTTP ANM Brazil (Cotia) mail.sescon.org.br 28-jun-2012 16:17
11 187.1.19.10:8080 HTTP ANM Brazil 187.1.19.10 28-jun-2012 16:17
12 177.99.172.120:80 HTTP HIA Brazil (Sгo Bernardo Do Campo) ! 177.99.172.120.static.gvt.net.br 28-jun-2012 16:13
13 177.44.133.26:8080 HTTP NOA Brazil 26.133.44.177.bdo.static.redeintersoft.com.br 28-jun-2012 16:13
14 177.43.42.181:8080 HTTP ANM Brazil (Tubarгo) planetconnectinformatica181.static.host.gvt.net.br 28-jun-2012 16:13
15 177.19.134.66:8080 HTTP ANM Brazil 177.19.134.66.static.host.gvt.net.br 28-jun-2012 16:13
16 201.76.218.68:3128 HTTP HIA Brazil (Rio De Janeiro) L68.wnetrj.com.br 28-jun-2012 15:52
17 201.73.17.11:8000 HTTP ANM Brazil 201.73.17.11 28-jun-2012 15:52
18 189.114.92.149:8080 HTTP ANM Brazil (Canoas) ! localsegrs149.static.gvt.net.br 28-jun-2012 15:47
19 187.62.116.52:3128 HTTP ANM Brazil 187.62.116.52 28-jun-2012 15:47
20 189.59.17.196:3128 HTTP NOA Brazil (Anбpolis) 189.59.17.196.static.gvt.net.br 28-jun-2012 12:36
21 187.72.224.193:3128 HTTP NOA Brazil (Frutal) ! 187-072-224-193.static.ctbctelecom.com.br 28-jun-2012 12:35
22 201.16.255.83:8080 HTTP NOA Brazil (Itamogi) 201-016-255-083.static.ctbctelecom.com.br 28-jun-2012 12:35
23 200.153.150.142:3128 HTTP NOA Brazil (Ribeirгo Pires) 200-153-150-142.dsl.telesp.net.br 28-jun-2012 12:35
24 201.73.32.67:3128 HTTP NOA Brazil 201.73.32.67 28-jun-2012 12:34
25 177.52.17.162:3128 HTTP NOA Brazil 177.52.17.162 28-jun-2012 12:34
26 201.75.73.70:3128 HTTP NOA Brazil (Manaus) c94b4946.virtua.com.br 28-jun-2012 12:34
27 177.34.228.94:3128 HTTP NOA Brazil (Bauru) b122e45e.virtua.com.br 28-jun-2012 12:34
28 200.253.158.131:3128 HTTP NOA Brazil 200.253.158.131 28-jun-2012 12:33
29 177.43.180.230:8080 HTTP NOA Brazil (Rio De Janeiro) 177.43.180.230.static.host.gvt.net.br 28-jun-2012 12:33
30 177.19.178.144:80 HTTP NOA Brazil (Sгo Leopoldo) 177.19.178.144.static.gvt.net.br 28-jun-2012 12:33
Free proxy lists China (CN). Chinese proxy servers.
2 211.154.83.78:80 HTTP NOA China (Shanghai) ! 211.154.83.78 28-jun-2012 16:25
3 211.154.83.77:80 HTTP NOA China (Shanghai) ! 211.154.83.77 28-jun-2012 16:25
4 211.147.226.177:80 HTTP NOA China 211.147.226.177 28-jun-2012 16:25
5 210.192.122.233:80 HTTP NOA China 210.192.122.233-BJ-CNC 28-jun-2012 16:24
6 210.14.148.2:80 HTTP NOA China 210.14.148.2 28-jun-2012 16:24
7 203.88.210.206:3128 HTTP NOA China 203.88.210.206 28-jun-2012 16:23
8 203.171.234.53:80 HTTP NOA China (Zhengzhou) 203.171.234.53 28-jun-2012 16:23
9 203.152.67.168:80 HTTP NOA China ! 203.152.67.168 28-jun-2012 16:23
10 202.116.64.93:80 HTTP ANM China (Guangzhou) 202.116.64.93 28-jun-2012 16:22
11 183.95.132.76:80 HTTP NOA China (Beijing) 183.95.132.76 28-jun-2012 16:16
12 125.88.75.151:3128 HTTP ANM China (Shenzhen) ! 125.88.75.151 28-jun-2012 16:13
13 124.74.255.106:80 HTTP HIA China (Beijing) 124.74.255.106 28-jun-2012 16:13
14 124.74.255.104:80 HTTP HIA China (Beijing) 124.74.255.104 28-jun-2012 16:13
15 124.207.162.190:80 HTTP NOA China (Beijing) 124.207.162.190 28-jun-2012 16:13
16 124.207.162.118:80 HTTP NOA China (Beijing) 124.207.162.118 28-jun-2012 16:12
17 124.207.162.117:80 HTTP NOA China (Beijing) 124.207.162.117 28-jun-2012 16:12
18 124.205.178.51:80 HTTP NOA China (Beijing) 124.205.178.51 28-jun-2012 16:12
19 124.160.239.223:80 HTTP NOA China (Hangzhou) 124.160.239.223 28-jun-2012 16:11
20 123.126.68.56:80 HTTP NOA China (Beijing) ! 123.126.68.56 28-jun-2012 16:11
21 122.72.33.139:80 HTTP NOA China (Beijing) 122.72.33.139 28-jun-2012 16:11
22 122.72.28.21:80 HTTP ANM China (Beijing) ! 122.72.28.21 28-jun-2012 16:11
23 122.72.28.19:80 HTTP NOA China (Beijing) ! 122.72.28.19 28-jun-2012 16:11
24 122.72.28.14:80 HTTP NOA China (Beijing) ! 122.72.28.14 28-jun-2012 16:11
25 122.72.2.200:80 HTTP NOA China (Beijing) 122.72.2.200 28-jun-2012 16:10
26 122.72.2.180:80 HTTP ANM China (Beijing) ! 122.72.2.180 28-jun-2012 16:10
27 122.72.19.29:80 HTTP NOA China (Beijing) 122.72.19.29 28-jun-2012 16:10
28 122.72.124.31:80 HTTP ANM China (Beijing) 122.72.124.31 28-jun-2012 16:10
29 122.72.124.2:80 HTTP NOA China (Beijing) 122.72.124.2 28-jun-2012 16:10
30 122.72.112.166:80 HTTP NOA China (Beijing) 122.72.112.166 28-jun-2012 16:10
Transparent proxies. Non anonymous proxy list.
2 193.252.201.136:3128 HTTP NOA France (Jouy-en-josas) LAubervilliers-151-12-26-136.w193-252.abo.wanadoo.fr 28-jun-2012 16:44
3 190.108.83.21:8080 HTTP NOA Peru 190.108.83.21 28-jun-2012 16:40
4 94.153.247.186:8080 HTTP NOA Ukraine 94-153-247-186-dn.ip.kyivstar.net 28-jun-2012 16:35
5 195.182.195.195:8080 HTTP NOA Ukraine (Dnipropetrovsk) 195.182.195.195 28-jun-2012 16:35
6 107.6.8.34:80 HTTP NOA India (Ahmedabad) hematoph.hwqhost.com 28-jun-2012 16:27
7 190.0.50.38:8080 HTTP NOA Colombia Static-BAFibra190-0-50-38.epm.net.co 28-jun-2012 16:26
8 211.162.121.182:80 HTTP NOA China (Beijing) 211.162.121.182 28-jun-2012 16:26
9 211.154.83.78:80 HTTP NOA China (Shanghai) ! 211.154.83.78 28-jun-2012 16:25
10 211.154.83.77:80 HTTP NOA China (Shanghai) ! 211.154.83.77 28-jun-2012 16:25
11 211.147.226.177:80 HTTP NOA China 211.147.226.177 28-jun-2012 16:25
12 210.4.97.107:3128 HTTP NOA Philippines 210.4.97.107 28-jun-2012 16:25
13 210.192.122.233:80 HTTP NOA China 210.192.122.233-BJ-CNC 28-jun-2012 16:24
14 210.14.148.2:80 HTTP NOA China 210.14.148.2 28-jun-2012 16:24
15 203.88.210.206:3128 HTTP NOA China 203.88.210.206 28-jun-2012 16:23
16 203.171.234.53:80 HTTP NOA China (Zhengzhou) 203.171.234.53 28-jun-2012 16:23
17 203.152.67.168:80 HTTP NOA China ! 203.152.67.168 28-jun-2012 16:23
18 202.46.67.195:3128 HTTP NOA Indonesia (Jakarta) 202.46.67.195 28-jun-2012 16:23
19 200.84.97.8:3128 HTTP NOA Venezuela (Los Teques) 200.84.97-8.dyn.dsl.cantv.net 28-jun-2012 16:21
20 200.61.31.67:8080 HTTP NOA Argentina ! 200.61.31.67 28-jun-2012 16:21
21 200.61.31.66:8080 HTTP NOA Argentina 200.61.31.66 28-jun-2012 16:21
22 200.146.85.194:8089 HTTP NOA Brazil (Curitiba) 200.146.85.194.static.gvt.net.br 28-jun-2012 16:20
23 189.3.61.2:3128 HTTP NOA Brazil 189.3.61.2 28-jun-2012 16:18
24 183.95.132.76:80 HTTP NOA China (Beijing) 183.95.132.76 28-jun-2012 16:16
25 183.89.93.18:3128 HTTP NOA Thailand mx-ll-183.89.93-18.dynamic.3bb.co.th 28-jun-2012 16:16
26 183.89.48.73:3128 HTTP NOA Thailand ! mx-ll-183.89.48-73.dynamic.3bb.co.th 28-jun-2012 16:16
27 183.89.43.84:3128 HTTP NOA Thailand (Ayutthaya) mx-ll-183.89.43-84.dynamic.3bb.co.th 28-jun-2012 16:16
28 183.89.43.182:3128 HTTP NOA Thailand (Ayutthaya) mx-ll-183.89.43-182.dynamic.3bb.co.th 28-jun-2012 16:16
29 180.183.97.15:3128 HTTP NOA Thailand mx-ll-180.183.97-15.dynamic.3bb.co.th 28-jun-2012 16:15
30 180.183.204.127:3128 HTTP NOA Thailand mx-ll-180.183.204-127.dynamic.3bb.co.th 28-jun-2012 16:14
Machu Picchu, Peru
Imagine being American explorer Hiram Bingham in the year 1911, trekking the dense jungle forests of Peru and then stumbling upon this lost, abandoned empire high on the mountain ridge overlooking the Urubamba Valley. Forgotten by the outside world for centuries and hidden from view by jungle overgrowth, the "Lost City of the Incas" languished in secrecy until Bingham brought the ancient ruins to international attention. The lack of written records has produced a wide range of theories on the site's significance. But refreshingly, unlike many of the mysterious places on our list, extraterrestrials don't figure in any of them.
Bingham suggested that Machu Picchu was the traditional birthplace of "virgins of the sun," chosen women who lived in temple convents under a vow of chastity who lived to serve the emperor. Modern theories postulate that Machu Picchu was an estate that belonged to the Inca emperor Pachacuti; that it was built exclusively to house gods and kings as a royal retreat; and that the site was chosen because it aligned with key astronomical events. A closer look at the silhouette of the mountain range behind Machu Picchu also shows us what a pair of spiritual Inca eyes would have seen: the face of the Inca looking upwards towards the sky, with the largest peak representing his nose.
Free HTTP proxies. List of proxy servers.
2 193.252.201.136:3128 HTTP NOA France (Jouy-en-josas) LAubervilliers-151-12-26-136.w193-252.abo.wanadoo.fr 28-jun-2012 16:44
3 190.108.83.21:8080 HTTP NOA Peru 190.108.83.21 28-jun-2012 16:40
4 94.153.247.186:8080 HTTP NOA Ukraine 94-153-247-186-dn.ip.kyivstar.net 28-jun-2012 16:35
5 195.182.195.195:8080 HTTP NOA Ukraine (Dnipropetrovsk) 195.182.195.195 28-jun-2012 16:35
6 107.6.8.34:80 HTTP NOA India (Ahmedabad) hematoph.hwqhost.com 28-jun-2012 16:27
7 190.0.50.38:8080 HTTP NOA Colombia Static-BAFibra190-0-50-38.epm.net.co 28-jun-2012 16:26
8 211.162.121.182:80 HTTP NOA China (Beijing) 211.162.121.182 28-jun-2012 16:26
9 211.154.83.78:80 HTTP NOA China (Shanghai) ! 211.154.83.78 28-jun-2012 16:25
10 211.154.83.77:80 HTTP NOA China (Shanghai) ! 211.154.83.77 28-jun-2012 16:25
11 211.147.226.177:80 HTTP NOA China 211.147.226.177 28-jun-2012 16:25
12 210.4.97.107:3128 HTTP NOA Philippines 210.4.97.107 28-jun-2012 16:25
13 210.192.122.233:80 HTTP NOA China 210.192.122.233-BJ-CNC 28-jun-2012 16:24
14 210.164.226.243:80 HTTP ANM Japan keijyudog.keiju.co.jp 28-jun-2012 16:24
15 210.14.148.2:80 HTTP NOA China 210.14.148.2 28-jun-2012 16:24
16 203.88.210.206:3128 HTTP NOA China 203.88.210.206 28-jun-2012 16:23
17 203.171.234.53:80 HTTP NOA China (Zhengzhou) 203.171.234.53 28-jun-2012 16:23
18 203.152.67.168:80 HTTP NOA China ! 203.152.67.168 28-jun-2012 16:23
19 202.46.67.195:3128 HTTP NOA Indonesia (Jakarta) 202.46.67.195 28-jun-2012 16:23
20 202.116.64.93:80 HTTP ANM China (Guangzhou) 202.116.64.93 28-jun-2012 16:22
21 201.45.188.16:80 HTTP ANM Brazil ! 201.45.188.16 28-jun-2012 16:21
22 201.232.81.140:8080 HTTP ANM Colombia (Medellнn) static-adsl201-232-81-140.epm.net.co 28-jun-2012 16:21
23 201.134.166.124:8080 HTTP ANM Mexico (Mexico) customer-201-134-166-124.uninet-ide.com.mx 28-jun-2012 16:21
24 46.4.113.239:80 HTTP HIA Germany mail.womenist.net 28-jun-2012 16:21
25 200.84.97.8:3128 HTTP NOA Venezuela (Los Teques) 200.84.97-8.dyn.dsl.cantv.net 28-jun-2012 16:21
26 200.75.140.108:8000 HTTP ANM Venezuela (Caracas) host-200-75-140-108.cliente-108-net-uno.net 28-jun-2012 16:21
27 200.61.31.67:8080 HTTP NOA Argentina ! 200.61.31.67 28-jun-2012 16:21
28 200.61.31.66:8080 HTTP NOA Argentina 200.61.31.66 28-jun-2012 16:21
29 200.53.119.154:8080 HTTP ANM Mexico (Hidalgo) host112154.metrored.net.mx 28-jun-2012 16:20
30 200.47.182.218:8085 HTTP ANM Venezuela (Caracas) ! 200.47.182.218 28-jun-2012 16:20
Bermuda Triangle
Urban legend has it that this region - bordered by Miami, Bermuda and Puerto Rico - is a hungry vortex that sucks aircrafts and vessels into the depths of its watery, voracious belly. "Triangle writers" have attributed the mysterious disappearances of ships and planes to everything from paranormal activity, magnetic interference, and extraterrestrials. The most famous incident to launch the mythos of the "Devil's Triangle," was the disappearance of Flight 19 on Dec. 5, 1945, when a squadron of five U.S. Navy bombers went missing over the Atlantic during a routine training flight.
Prior to disappearing, the flight leader is widely reported to have said, "We are entering white water, nothing seems right. We don't know where we are, the water is green, not white." But subsequent research into mysterious disappearances have concluded that fables of an alternate universe in this corridor were fabricated by sensationalist writers who embellished the truth, or by those who didn't bother to fact check. Still, any wreckage from Flight 19 has yet to be found.
Free anonymous proxy list. High anonymous proxies. Free proxies.
2 202.116.64.93:80 HTTP ANM China (Guangzhou) 202.116.64.93 28-jun-2012 16:22
3 201.45.188.16:80 HTTP ANM Brazil ! 201.45.188.16 28-jun-2012 16:21
4 201.232.81.140:8080 HTTP ANM Colombia (Medellнn) static-adsl201-232-81-140.epm.net.co 28-jun-2012 16:21
5 201.134.166.124:8080 HTTP ANM Mexico (Mexico) customer-201-134-166-124.uninet-ide.com.mx 28-jun-2012 16:21
6 46.4.113.239:80 HTTP HIA Germany mail.womenist.net 28-jun-2012 16:21
7 200.75.140.108:8000 HTTP ANM Venezuela (Caracas) host-200-75-140-108.cliente-108-net-uno.net 28-jun-2012 16:21
8 200.53.119.154:8080 HTTP ANM Mexico (Hidalgo) host112154.metrored.net.mx 28-jun-2012 16:20
9 200.47.182.218:8085 HTTP ANM Venezuela (Caracas) ! 200.47.182.218 28-jun-2012 16:20
10 200.150.97.139:8080 HTTP ANM Brazil 139.97.150.200.static.copel.net 28-jun-2012 16:20
11 200.111.153.53:8080 HTTP ANM Chile (Santiago) 200.111.153.53 28-jun-2012 16:20
12 196.28.57.72:80 HTTP ANM Puerto Rico (Guaynabo) 196-28-57-72.prtc.net 28-jun-2012 16:20
13 196.28.57.32:80 HTTP ANM Puerto Rico (Guaynabo) ! 196-28-57-32.prtc.net 28-jun-2012 16:20
14 196.200.80.24:8089 HTTP ANM Mali (Bamako) ns1.ikatelnet.net 28-jun-2012 16:20
15 190.90.36.8:8000 HTTP ANM Colombia (Medellнn) 190.90.36.8 28-jun-2012 16:19
16 190.66.3.107:8080 HTTP ANM Colombia (Bogotб) 190.66.3.107 28-jun-2012 16:19
17 190.54.43.252:8000 HTTP ANM Chile ! 190.54.43.252 28-jun-2012 16:19
18 190.242.118.27:3128 HTTP ANM Colombia (Bogotб) ! mail.ejimenez.co 28-jun-2012 16:19
19 190.202.87.134:3128 HTTP ANM Venezuela (Caracas) 190.202.87.134 28-jun-2012 16:19
20 189.80.20.187:8080 HTTP ANM Brazil (Maceiу) 18980020187.user.veloxzone.com.br 28-jun-2012 16:19
21 189.77.217.37:8080 HTTP ANM Brazil (Paulнnia) 189-77-217-37.ded.intelignet.com.br 28-jun-2012 16:18
22 189.115.88.138:80 HTTP ANM Brazil (Joinville) mail.seguridade.com.br 28-jun-2012 16:18
23 188.165.198.65:80 HTTP ANM France ks310007.kimsufi.com 28-jun-2012 16:18
24 187.5.96.141:8080 HTTP ANM Brazil (Goiвnia) 187-5-96-141.gnale1010.ipd.brasiltelecom.net.br 28-jun-2012 16:17
25 187.48.136.14:8080 HTTP ANM Brazil (Recife) ! 187.48.136.14 28-jun-2012 16:17
26 187.174.218.152:80 HTTP ANM Mexico (Mexico) customer-187-174-218-152.uninet-ide.com.mx 28-jun-2012 16:17
27 187.108.35.82:80 HTTP ANM Brazil (Cotia) mail.sescon.org.br 28-jun-2012 16:17
28 187.1.19.10:8080 HTTP ANM Brazil 187.1.19.10 28-jun-2012 16:17
29 186.3.92.198:8080 HTTP ANM Ecuador (Quito) host-186-3-92-198.telconet.net 28-jun-2012 16:17
30 186.101.17.27:8080 HTTP ANM Ecuador expoguayaquil.com 28-jun-2012 16:16
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The Pyramids Of Borobudur
Prof. Dr. Arisyo Nunes Dos Santos
Even the meager remains of Indian and Indonesian pyramids that have survived from a relatively recent past are splendid enough to dazzle even the hardiest of skeptics. The fact that the pyramidal symbolism is very much alive and meaningful in the Indies, in contrast to, say, Egypt, where it never was explained at all, is proof enough of its origin there, in these countries full of the mountains portrayed by the pyramids themselves. The pyramid complex of Borobudur (Java) has been hailed as the most significant monument in the Southern Hemisphere and, perhaps, even of the whole world. Its pyramid stands on a hill and rises 35 meters from its base, which measures 123×123 square meters.
The pyramidal monument itself consists (like Zozer’s pyramid) of six square steps. Upon them are three further round steps topped by a bell-shaped stupa. In all, we have ten steps (the number of Atlantis and of Jahveh). The beautiful structure of the Borobudur pyramidal complex is shown in Fig.7. As can be seen, this magnificent pyramid is the stony embodiment of a mandala, a stylized representation of Paradise and its several stages.
The topping stupa (chapel) contained the Adi Buddha, that, is “the Primordial Buddha”. In the Buddhist conception, Adi Buddha was the Primordial Man, the same one who the Judeo-Christians equate to Adam, the Hindus with Purusha and the Egyptians with Osiris. One can also see, in Fig.7 above, the trimekhala (or “triple surrounding wall”) that is a feature of all such representations of Paradise. This triple wall corresponds to the one of Atlantis, and is encountered in all such Hindu representations of Paradise. It also figures in the description of sunken Paradises turned Hell such as the one of Tartarus in Hesiod (Theog. 726) and in the one of the Celestial Jerusalem of the Book of Revelation.As we said, Borobudur is one of the most impressive monuments ever erected by man. It is both a temple and a memorial where the cryptic doctrines concerning Adi Buddha and his mysterious Paradise are exposed to the initiates. And these doctrines center on its destruction by fire and water, just as happened to Atlantis. If that connection is allowed, there can be no doubt that the myth of Atlantis originated in the Far East, as it indeed did.
The pyramid of Borobudur represents the Holy Mountain (Mt. Atlas or Meru), just as the whole complex represents the Holy City. This six stepped pyramid is capped by a shrine (or stupa) itself composed of three round stages topped by a bell-shaped shrine where the relics of Adi Buddha were contained. In this, Borobudur closely corresponds to Zozer’s pyramid which is, likewise, six-stepped and was (originally) topped by a shrine now gone. This seven stepped structure is also characteristic of Egypt. Its pyramids almost invariably have seven steps, even though these may been hidden under the smooth outer cladding. As we see, both in Indonesia and in India, pyramids fit the local traditions and the local geography, in contrast to Egypt and Mesopotamia, or even the Americas, where they make no sense at all, and where archaeologists still argue whether their purpose was to serve as tombs, cenotaphs, temples or whatever.Borobudur And The Several Levels Of Reality
The symbolism of Borobudur centers on the gradual revelation of the several levels of reality to the initiants, more or less in the way the Egyptian temples did, as explained above. The lowest levels of Borobudur corresponds to the basest manifestations of reality and progress in the upper levels, until the ultimate reality — the one corresponding to the highest condition of spiritual enlightenment — is reached in the uppermost level. It was meant to enlighten the visitor and to cause his spiritual progress, as he ascended gradually and finally reached the summit.The monument proclaimed the unity of the Cosmos permeated by the light of Truth. It explained the apparent paradox of the union of incongruals such as Good and Evil, Fire and Water, Truth and Illusion, Creation and Destruction, Male and Female, and so on, in the one person of God as the Supreme Reality. Adi Buddha, “the Primordial Wisdom” is precisely the knowledge of our paradisial origins in the Far East, in the region of Indonesia.
Adi Buddha is the same spiritual reality that the Hindus call Mahavidya (“Supreme Wisdom”); that the Gnostics call Gnosis or Sophia (“Wisdom”); that the Jews named Hokhmah (“Wisdom”) or Binah(“Understanding”), and so on. It is no coincidence that we have ten sefirots (or “aspects of divine manifestation”), just as we also have ten steps in Borobudur’s pyramid or ten “lights” in the Temple of Solomon. For, after all, ten is the number of (Indian) Atlantis, just as seven is the one of Paradise (Lemurian Atlantis).The Wondrous Pyramids Of Southeast Asia
Another wonder of Southeast Asia are the temples of Angkor and, particularly, Angkor Vat and Angkor Thom. The Wat is an enormous pyramidal complex of some 1500 x 1400 m2 . The complex is surrounded by a vast cloister and is approached from the west. This is done via a monumental paved road built upon a causeway delimited by balustrades formed from standing serpents (nagas). These Nagas symbolize the Cosmic Pillars that support the world, and which are the Eastern counterparts of the Titan Atlas. The reference to Atlas suggests an undeniable connection with Atlantis.The Wat rises in three concentric enclosures that define three courtyards, as in the Jewish and the Egyptian temples discussed above. The symbolic meaning of the Wat pyramidal complex is clear to specialists. It corresponds to the Polar Mountain (Meru), the hub of the universe. The central shrine corresponds, as in Borobudur, to the supreme reality, while the lower levels, the gate complex, the cloister, the city of Angkor and the outer world represent, in descending order, the outer shells of reality. The orientation of Angkor Wat towards the West represents the fact that it was a mortuary temple.
The Angkor Thom is even more grandiose than Angkor Vat. Like its predecessor, it replicates the sacred city of Paradise (Lanka), built upon the slopes of Mt. Meru. The city was in turn, also a symbolic replica of the Cosmos, on whose shape it was designed. This symbolic universe follows Hindu Cosmological doctrines. When possible, the kings of Angkor utilized natural hills for the construction of their holy cities. When this was impossible, they built artificial mountains in the shape of stepped pyramids like the beauttiful ones of Angkor Thom and Angkor Vat.The central pyramidal complex of Angkor Thom, the Bayon, is the biggest though not by all means finest of them all. Within the moats of Angkor Thom, fully 16 km around, lie the huge complexes of buildings and of barays (dams), lakes and irrigation channels that formed the sacred city, its temples, houses and palaces.
The plan and conception of angkor Thom are both grandiose. But the execution — pressed by the huge size and the enormity of the work to be done — is somewhat poorer than the refined art of its predecessors such as Angkor Vat and others. The plan of Angkor Thom illustrates the creation of the Cosmos darting from the Center (Mt. Meru), and spreading in successive waves from it. This plan is based in the Cosmogonic myth known as The Churning of the Ocean of Milk and, even more exactly, in the lotus-like mandalas such as the beautiful Shri Yantra.
The two monumental roads leading to the central tower of Angkor Thom are lined with a mile-long road of divine personages pulling on the body of the Serpent Shesha (Vasuki) in a giant tug-of-war, exactly as in the myth just mentioned. The serpent is coiled around the Polar Mountain (Meru) that served as the giant churning stick activated by the devas and the asuras. The two parties pull on opposite sides of the churning rope which consists of the immensely long body of the Serpent Shesha. Below, at the bottom, lies the Turtle (Kurma), that represents the Paradise sunken to the bottom of the Ocean of Milk in consequence of the war.
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