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Nicolai Levashov. Russian History Viewed through Distorted Mirrors. Vol. 1

Fig.3. — Location of Eden’s second biblical
river on a modern map. According to the Bible
the second river that flowed through The Land
of Kush was called Gihon. The main New Eden
was situated within the boundaries of this an-
cient country which was to the south of another
ancient country — the Country of Artificial
Mountains (ancient Egypt). The biblical Land
of Kush was located on the upper course of the
biblical river Gihon (now Nile).

2. The river Gihon (Nile: Blue Nile and
White Nile).

Fig.4. — Location of Eden’s third and fourth
rivers on the modern map, between which the
third (intermediate) biblical Eden was located
when the first one had fallen. According to the
Old Testament their names were Hiddekel (Ti-
gris) and Euphrates respectively. The fact that,
although these rivers are geographically nearer
to the river Pison (Gang) of the first paradise, in
the text they are placed after the river Gihon
(Nile) which is much farther from the first one,
indicates that this new paradise had a secondary
significance. There is nothing casual in the Old
Testament; every word has its meaning, as does
the position of it in the text. The strict hierarchy
of concepts is observed: more meaningful con-
cepts and events are placed before the less
meaningful.

This reserve paradise was prepared in the country called Assyria, which existed
between these rivers in ancient times, because the first biblical paradise on the river
Pison (Gang) came under the control of Light Forces and the followers of the Moon
(Black Mother) cult were expelled from Dravidia (Ancient India) during the Second
Kh’Aryan Conquest and, therefore, lost access to their main sacred place.
3. The river Hiddekel (Tigris);

4. The river Euphrates.

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