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When the Gundestrup Cauldron is compared to the meditation system originally taught by the Buddha in India in the 6th century BC there is a perfect match: the famous horned deity tells the visual story of the first time the Buddha explained the process of enlightenment to his followers in a Deer Park in India. The 16 silver pieces (made mainly from Celtic and Germanic votive coins that were melted down) were buried in Denmark accompanied by one fragment of an iron ring dated to the 3rd century BC - when Ashoka sent an envoy of enlightened monks to Europe. Recent carbon dating of the beeswax for the National Museum of Denmark suggests a 90% probability that the Cauldron was made between 93-144 AD - during the reign of Roman emperors Trajan and Hadrian.
A mind-boggling scenario that matches all historical dates presents itself. Made as a project to promote peace in the Roman Empire the Cauldron was designed at the same time as the Pantheon in Rome based on the “mystic numbers of Pythagoras”. Plutarch, a contemporary of Hadrian and priest in Delphi, described in an essay with 21 chapters “On the ‘E’ at Delphi’ the exact same information that was later used to design definitions for the rune symbols in Scandinavia.
If the Cauldron was designed as a key to reintroduce the numbers of Pythagoras, the first one to call himself a philosopher - a lover of wisdom - the Cauldron was not Viking loot as described, but a highly prized votive object, a symbol of peace and wisdom. The Cauldron contained the key to the practice of the “dialectics of philosophy” that was carefully protected by advanced meditators for up to a thousand years before it was disassembled and carefully buried at Gundestrup in Denmark when meditation practices were under sever threat and banned in Europe.
Whatever the original conventional history of the Cauldron may be, its meaning at every level - from the main plates to the smallest individual markings in the silver - represents the universal truth about existence in the cycle of life as taught by the Buddha in India in the 6th century BC.
Read more:
www.lostlinksofbuddhism.com
www.settiwessels.com
Texts of lost links of Buddhism in Europe: www.settiwessels.com
Gundestrup Cauldron: a meditation diagram ● (Did Pythagoras make the Phaistos disk? ● Mystery of Maeshowe Orkney ● Golden Collars of Sweden and the ‘E’ at Delphi ● Etruscan symbols universal language of the heart)
Animated Text video links www.lostlinksofbuddhism.com & www.settiwessels.com
Phaistos Disk Master Key: tool to teach meditation
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“Gundestrup Cauldron: a meditation diagram” - text that describes the history and detailed translation of the Cauldron: • Video
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- Documentary “Sketch of an Excellent Man” - a master meditation teacher describes the original meditation system as taught by the Buddha.
- Short 9 minutes version Pa Auk Forest Monastery: • Pa Auk Forest Monaster...
- Video text animation “Pantheon”: • Pantheon: Eye of the m...
- Video text animation “Mysteries of Mithras and the quest of the cauldron”: • Mysteries of Mithras a...
- Video text animation “Pict stones of Scotland”: • Pict Stones of Scotland
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All contents is the personal view of the author.
Original source where the techniques are still taught, both as theory (Abhidhamma) and as meditation techniques (Samatha-Vipassanā):
Link meditation: www.paaukforestmonastery.org
6 сен 2024
