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Who's Adam and Eve?
Why do Muslims knell when they pray?
In Islam, the act of prostration (called Sujud) is considered the pinnacle of the prayer (Salah). Lowering oneself to the ground strips away human ego and pride. It is a physical declaration that God is the Greatest, and that the worshipper is entirely dependent upon Him.
During Sujud, Muslims are required to touch seven specific parts of the body to the ground: the forehead, nose, both hands, both knees, and the toes. This specific posture is believed to bring the believer closest to God spiritually.
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Why do Hindu statues have multiple heads and hands?
Hindu statues have multiple hands and heads because they are resembling the dual avatar, that comes through during a Kundalini awakening. There is a method of manifesting that avatar to many. And one person can resemble many people at once.
REVELATION 6
1 After I beheld when the [a]Lamb had [b]opened one of the seals, and I heard [c]one of the four beasts say, as it were the [d]noise of thunder, Come and see.
[a] The lamb is the one capable of its fulfillments. This isn’t just one person; this is anyone who can carry the traits. Using animals represents a dual nature that’s becoming of you as you go through this process.
[b] This is identifying the first chakra (the root).
[c] The four beasts are: the first is the “lion” (symbolizing wild beasts and courage), the second the “ox” (symbolizing domesticated animals and strength), the third the “face of man” (symbolizing humanity, reason, and godlike love), and the fourth the “flying eagle” (symbolizing birds, swiftness, and farsighted wisdom). Its saying “one of the four beasts” which means the first one that roars like the sound of thunder. That’s the opening of the first chakra, that’s coming alive. And your soul starts to identify with this wild animal.
[d] When practicing this process of opening the chakras it can activate a kundalini awakening; under certain techniques you can actually hear internal sounds. This also refers to what sound is in its relation to chakras. Sound is a wavelength that can change in vibrational frequency and that’s what chakras are doing; changing a frequency within you.
2 Therefore I beheld, and lo, [a]there was a white horse, [b]and he that sat on him, [c]had a bow, [d]and a crown was given unto him, and he went forth conquering that he might overcome.
[a] The horse represents the powerful stead that leads you, much like how a horse leads the chariot. You are the chariot because you are the vessel, that carries this message. The “white horse” in particular is being identified with a color, because it symbolizes carrying different traits. Which are to become victorious in this conquest. You are preparing for battle, knowing this is a battle for good. This is your motive. See chakra colors.
[b] “sat on him” refers to the person figuratively setting on the horse; you are now letting it be the thing that you ride on, that leads you.
[c] The bow is referring to a (bow and arrow) and what happens when you pull back on the bow; it launches the arrow forward. Only this time the arrow is the chakras that are going to awaken is it moves up the spine and pierces through, the crown. See pierces.
[d] This is identifying the seventh chakra (the crown), that you will eventually attain, and what becomes of you once opened.
3 And when he had [a]opened the second seal, I heard the [b]second beast say, Come and see.
[a] This is identifying the second chakra (the sacral).
[b] This is identifying the second of the four beasts; the ox. Which means your internal soul is able to identify with domesticated and working-class animals. Your overcoming being the first beast; a wild animal.
4 And there [a]went out another horse, [b]that was red, and power was given to him that [c]sat thereon to [d]take peace from the earth, and that they should [e]kill one another, and there was given unto him a [f]great sword.
[a] The horse represents the powerful stead that leads you, much like how a horse leads the chariot. You are the chariot because you are the vessel, that carries this message.
[b] The “red horse” symbolizes war. But not in the blood shed way. It’s war on hate and ego.
See chakra colors.