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

As it follows from this extract, there was a landing ground for spaceships, Vit-
manas, next to Asgard Iriyskij. It is of interest that Perun’s appearance in the flesh is
especially stressed. Light Gods and Goddesses could appear before people in their
spirits and socialize with them telepathically. However, then not all people could re-
ceive telepathic information and it is possible to assume that the telepathic connection
was carried out by specially prepared people, Volkvs and Veduns. When it was nec-
essary to give information to the people unable to get it telepathically or to confirm
the authenticity of extremely important information, Light Hierarchs appeared in the
flesh.

The Slavonic-Aryan Vedas draw special attention to this fact which indicates
that this kind of event happened pretty rarely and that something extraordinarily im-
portant was happening both on Midgard-earth and in Big Space. The Hierarch of
Light Space Forces Perun, who was worshipped as a god (but this does not mean that
he was a god), differed little from the inhabitants of Midgard-earth in his outward ap-
pearance and had a physically dense body like any other human. And like any other
human he had to use a spaceship, Vitmana, to move his physical body in space from
one Earth-planet to another:

4. (4). The Ever-beautiful God spoke:
I come from Urai-earth, from the Celestial Svarga
Where Light Iriy flows in the gardens of Vyrij near the Celestial Asgard,
I am Perun the Thunderer, the son of Svarog.
Listen, people and warriors of Human Clans,
To my words. Listen to my words of edification…
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It is of interest that Perun does not call himself a god: “I am Perun the Thunder-
er, the son of Svarog”; neither did he call Svarog a god. Perun reveals to his listeners
where he came from. It was Urai-earth, the planet Urai in the Palace (constellation) of
the Eagle in Svarog’s Circle The constellation of the Eagle is situated in the east
branch of the Milky Way and contains 119 stars visible to the naked eye. Its brightest
star is Altair (Fig. 14).

96 The Slavonic-Aryan Vedas, The Perun Vedas Santias. The First Circle. Santia 1, p. 14.

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