The four sacred rivers in the Torah
“And a river went out from Eden to water the garden; from there it divided and became four rivers. The first is called Pishon; it is the river who encircles all the land of Havilah where the gold is. The gold of that land is good; there is also bdellium and the precious stone onyx. The second river is called the Gihon; it is the river that flows around the whole land of Cush. The third river is called the Tigris; it flows east of Assyria. The fourth river is the Euphrates” (Genesis 2:10-14).
Here is the interpretation of it:
“And a river went out from Eden to water the garden”
“And a river went out from Eden to water the garden”
- The river:
The lunar axis or the tidal power of the moon - The garden Eden:
The planet earth - Watering the garden:
Development of the spiritual creative power of the earth
"from there it divided and became four rivers"
- The river that divided:
The creative power of earth that now unfolds the blueprint of life. - The four rivers:
The four rivers here stand for the four nucleobases of genetics or the sky directions.
- Exact meaning: the four nucleobases of genetics
- Simplified: The four cardinal points or sky directions
Summary:
As usual in mystical texts, there are several ways of interpreting this text in a meaningful way. Meaningful in the "age of modernity" means that somebody can derive a verifiable conclusion out of it, like:
As usual in mystical texts, there are several ways of interpreting this text in a meaningful way. Meaningful in the "age of modernity" means that somebody can derive a verifiable conclusion out of it, like:
- Human life should only function in the near-Earth area and therefore a manned mission to Mars should fail.
- Psychosomatic problems during long-term stays on the moon can be avoided or at least alleviated by some(!) spiritual practices.
- In certain unexplained deaths, circa-lunar anomalies may be visible. See: (Link_en)
Kind regards,
Hubert R.
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