American scientists made a very surprising discovery. In ancient times, Greeks and Aztecs worshiped the same seven-headed deity, which resembles a Hydra.

After studying the petroglyphs , it was discovered that in the pantheon of these two towns there is a mysterious creature represented in the form of a seven-headed hydra.

Khakassia, 5,000-year-old petroglyphs.

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Attention is immediately drawn to this extraordinary connection between these cultures, since this image cannot be confused, it is the seven-headed hydra that the menorah describes in the Bible, as well as a Hindu deity and many examples from other peoples of the ancient world. . An illustration of a seven-headed monster was also discovered in Altai. It is believed that it was created about five thousand years ago.

In the lower left corner of the image you can see the runic inscription “Manaka”. On the right is a tree, a symbol of the Milky Way, which was also a sacred symbol of the Turks.

After studying the Aztec pantheon, almost identical images of another creature with seven serpent heads were found.

Creature with seven serpent heads

This image is found in ancient temples throughout Mexico. In short, it is a creature with seven serpent heads.

An interesting addition to this story is the existence of an Aztec fertility deity called Chicomecoatl – his name translated means seven snakes. She was a mother goddess who used the sun as a shield. Note that its solar shield is exactly the same as the image of the sun in the Siberian petroglyph below.

Siberian petroglyph representing a sun shield.

Seven-headed deity. Aparicio, Veracruz, Mexico

Chicomecóatl, goddess whose name means 7 snakes

But this is not all. No less interesting correlations appear in Hinduism. There is a goddess of fertility, sometimes represented as a woman whose head is surrounded by seven snakes.

She is called the goddess Manas, so at least the first part of her name corresponds to the inscription on the petroglyph.

In Hinduism, the goddess Manasa Devi or Mansa Devi is considered the queen of snakes, whose cult is very popular in eastern India, and especially in Bengal, Jharkhand and Orissa. The cult of Manas Devi, according to researchers, is one of the oldest in India. Historians claim that it was already venerated in pre-Aryan times.

Goddess Manasa Devi or Mansa Devi in Hinduism.

These unexpected relationships between distant cultures may indicate that Eurasian nomads are involved in the resettlement of the Americas.

In Eurasia, the seven-headed deity was also worshiped by the Assyrians and Sumerians, who called the serpent Mushman. After all, Greek mythology also tells the story of the Lernaean Hydra that Hercules killed.

The name Hydra is associated with water. In Indo-European mythology, snakes and dragons were the guardians of water. The hero had to defeat them to release the water and return fertility to the Earth.

After the deification of this creature, no vestiges remain, although perhaps this is due to the demonization of pantheons hostile to Greek public policy.

Hydra, the seven-headed monster.

However, one may wonder why the nomads worshiped this seven-pointed deity. Since ancient times, people have known the constellation Hydra, the peak of which is made up of seven bright stars.

Chicomecōātl as the constellation Virgo

According to the nomads, it was this celestial dragon who created the Milky Way. Stories about the mother goddess could grant her the status of creator of the world as a whole. Of course, there are also those who carry out a literal analysis of these legends. So, the concept of the star goddess, associated with snake heads, may provoke associations with the famous Sumerian Annunaki and the theory of paleocontacts associated with them.

There are striking parallels between Chicomecóatl and the constellation of Virgo: Chicomecóatl holds ears of corn in his hand and sits on a seven-headed serpent. Virgo supports wheat fields, and is located right next to Hydra. The solar shield simply represents the Sun passing through these constellations.

The summer solstice was in Cancer (with the head of Hydra behind it) from about 2500 to 500 BC Well, it’s too much of a coincidence, isn’t it?

Chicomecōātl as the constellation Virgo

Return to sun shield symbol

Although this symbol probably refers to the sun, you may wonder why it looks like a cross with four points. The answer to this question may lie in another famous episode of Hindu mythology: the Samudra Mantan, the churning of the ocean.

Simply put, this episode represents the creation of the universe. Good and evil deities used the serpent god Vasuki (brother of the aforementioned Manas) to spin mountains (axis mundi) and foam milk (Milky Way) to create the nectar of immortality.

The Hydra constellation, which stretches more than 100 degrees across the sky, was the longest known to the ancients. Therefore, it is not surprising that it is the snake that moves the axis Mundi.

This event is celebrated in India in one of the most important festivals, the Kumbh Mela. According to legend, once the churning process was completed, four drops of nectar were spilled in four different places in India. Since then, these four cities have become pilgrimage sites for this religious festival. Each of the cities has its own celebration date. These dates are not fixed, they depend on the position of the Sun, the Moon and Jupiter (Indra).

But if we look at the position of the Sun, we will see that it must be in the signs of Aries, Leo, Capricorn and Libra (one for each city). These four constellations represent the celestial cross of the zodiac, and in ancient times they were used to refer to the four seasons. Possibly, for this reason, the sun shield symbol has a cross and four points.

Conclusions

Seven-headed Hydra deity

How the symbol of the half-headed “deity” that we see in the 5,000-year-old Siberian petroglyph spread throughout the globe in those times when people could not contact each other.

Are the stories of Manas, Mushman or Chicomecōātl a vestige of an unknown history of humanity? Naturally, this is just a common denominator that can testify to the entire spectrum of things. In principle, thinking about a period in history that we do not know well is a difficult and tedious task. All that remains is to capture these unusual relationships so that the scientific community cannot ignore them.

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