The Holy Mountain of the Navajos
 In the
Tantric rituals the
linga is expressly compared to the
vajra
and the
yoni to the
padma (or "lotus"). The
vajra, is precisely the "lightning
bolt" which we discussed above, the Celestial Linga (or Skull) that falls down
to earth from the skies and becomes the Holy Mountain. In Christian terms
it is Mt. Calvary or, yet, the Grail Mountain (Mt. Salvat). In India it
is Mt. Meru or Kailasa, the Holy Mountain of Shiva that represents his
linga.
But the same symbolism is also encountered
everywhere, including the New World. For instance, the Navajo Indians call
it Mt. Pelado or, yet, "Whirling Mountain".
Pelado is Spanish for "Bald", a name synonymous with "Calvary", the Holy Mountain of the Christians. Quite visibly, the Christian myth of Mt. Calvary originated from the universal set of Hindu myths on Atlantis and its "Pillar of the World". The idea of "Polar Mountain" that is, of the Holy Mountain at the exact Center of the World, in the site of Paradise in fact derives from the Hindu symbolism of Mt. Meru, which dates from Vedic times, those of Atlantis. We discuss this theme in detail elsewhere in this Homepage, to where we direct the interested reader.
The Whirling Mountain is the support of
the skies (like Mt. Meru) and the center of Paradise (as in India). It
is impossible, as we said, that such identities arose by chance or even
as the result of the missionary efforts of some enlightened Jesuits. The
only sensible explanation is that of the Indians themselves: the luciferine
missionaries were men (or angels or gods) like Quetzalcoatl and Sumé, among many others.
They were the luciferine Indian missionaries
who also enlightened the whole of the ancient World. But their worldwide
influence can only be extremely archaic, for it did not take place
in historical times. In other words, this civilizing empire was ante-Diluvian, just
as the myths say they were. And it literally corresponded to Atlantis and, possibly
also, to its mother-sister-wife, Lemuria, its precursor and twin.
The Meaning of the Sacred Syllable OM
The
yoni of the female is, as we just said, equated in India to the lotus (or
padma). Indeed, the
mantra
OM MANI PADME HUM! means a lot more than just: "Rise, Oh Jewel in the Lotus" as is frequently
asserted. Rather, its mystic meaning is "Rise, O Phallus, from the Vagina".
Its real symbolism is Cosmic, as we said above. It indeed refers to the
rising again of Atlantis, characterized by its Holy Mountain (Mt. Atlas
or Meru), from the Cosmic Yoni, the Great Abyss where it sunk away, in
the dawn of times, some 9,600 years ago.4
 Moreover,
the very symbol of the OM mantra, shown in Fig. 1 below, represents a
linga
being inserted in the yoni represented by a woman s
derrière.
Also shown in Fig. 1 are some early forms of the OM glyph taken from Indian
sources, as well as the Devanagari spelling of the Sacred Syllable. We should not forget that the Yoni-lingam is India's most sacred symbol, and that the sex act is deemed holy in India,
as it in fact is, being in reality the performance of the only divine act
of Creation that we humans are able of performing.
The glyph shown above is not written in
Devanagari, the Sanskrit alphabet, which is shown at the center of the figure for comparison. Nor is the origin of the alphabet in which it is written truly known. But it
may really derive from a proto-alphabet such as Brahmi or Vatteluttu, which
some experts such as Sir Monier Williams posit as the true source of our
alphabet. Indeed, a close inspection of the shape of the glyph will show that it remarkably resembles the syllable OM written in the ordinary
(Roman) alphabet from right to left and with the letters tilted by 90 degrees.5
The Cosmic Yoni and the Vadavamukha
The Cosmic Yoni is the well-known representation
of the Vadavamukha. It is the
Abhvan (or "Great Abyss") of the
Rig
Veda, which "menstruates" the end of the world, destroying it. The
Yoni represents the site of destroyed Lanka, as we detail elsewhere. The
Cosmic Yoni is also the
Khasma
Mega of Hesiod, and the Charybdis of Homer's
Odyssey. Both of these names mean "Black Hole", and refer to the fearful Cosmic Yoni of the Earth Mother.
Scylla and Charybdis one a giant maelstrom,
the other a lofty peak that reaches up to heaven above are indeed symbolic
representations of the twin Atlantises. One (Charybdis) is buried inside
the
Khasma Mega that is no other than the
Vadava-mukha, and
the other, though disfigured, still lies upon the top of the Holy Mountain,
Meru. No one familiar with Hindu symbolism will fail to realize this fundamental
identity, and the fact that Homer was cribbing from Hindu sources.6
The Vadavamukha is the giant maelstrom
which the Romans identified to the
mundus, the frightening entrance
to Hell. The Egyptians equated the Khasma Mega of the Greeks with the Nun,
the Primordial Abyss out of which sprung the Tatenen, the Primordial Mountain
that they allegorized as the Phallus of Ptah (Pta-tenen). The Nun
also corresponds to the Akher, the Double Lion of the Egyptians. The Akher
of the Egyptians was the twin-lion that swallowed the Sun at dusk in the
Occident, and spewed it out in the Orient in the morning.
Of course, the Egyptians did not believe
in such fables, which were mere allegories of the Fallen Suns discussed
above. To believe otherwise is tantamount to assuming that the ancients
were even more stupid than we are, a conclusion unsupported by fact. Even
though very hard to believe, the ancient myths are far superior to our
own, for they allegorize fact, rather than fiction. And, as we just saw,
both the facts concerning the destruction of Atlantis (Paradise) and the
fables that mythify these events came to us from Atlantis, encoded in the
holy traditions and the religious myths of the ancients of all times and
places.
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