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The content of the site is still small because the site is new and more content is to be published. What is written that you will read or have read on the site is only personal, and nothing is borrowed. In addition to English, all articles can be found in the „Bulgarian“ category, where I have published them in Bulgarian, which is the original language in which they were written. I have been engaged for many years in searching for important and key things from the distant past, from antiquity. The search began with my encounter with an ancient Sanskrit text written in Devanagari syllabics. Over the years, friends have helped me for a short or longer time. For now, I have two assistants, and I expect some old friends to join again, as well as new people.
In connection with the restoration of this text (not its translation), I had to search for the Sanskrit in which it was written, since there appeared to be many languages ​​with the name Sanskrit. And so the task became many times more complicated. For more than a year and a half, I have been very intensively engaged in this, using every free minute. Besides looking in dictionaries for certain words, and extracting multiple meanings for each, comes the consideration of which meaning is behind them all. Which is the main meaning from which the others follow. These meanings are necessary to restore the points from the text, and the obtained point must be logically correct, have a connection with the surrounding points, and not match the meaning of one word with another different word from the text. And all this must be written as an exact science is written. What is written in the recovered point must be equal to reality. As well as the written must inevitably lead to the described results. There is still much work to be done in recovery, and also in writing and disseminating what has already been discovered and recovered…