Many of us have already heard various explanations as to why our ancestors used this sign, the double cross, so fondly, but few people know the whole truth.
Double Cross
The double cross is the letter "gy" of the runic alphabet, and as such, it is also the main and most important sign of the teachings of the Hungarian primal religion.
The ancient runic signs had not only sound but also conceptual values. Sometimes not one, but several. The conceptual value of the runic gy, i.e. the double cross, is one.
It is interesting that why does a signal consisting of three lines have exactly ONE conceptual value?
The number three is familiar to those who are even a little familiar with the world of Hungarian folklore. But Eastern teachings (Hinduism, Buddhism) also always speak of a triple world.
And the runic gy, that is, the double cross, are three signs at the same time, which are built on each other:
If one line is removed, we get a runic letter "i", the meaning of which is God.
If you add one more, you will be left with a straight line, which was the letter "s" in the alphabet of our ancestors.
The conceptual value of this letter: ser.
Our word root ser is one of the most important ancient roots, its significance, unfortunately, has almost completely faded into the background nowadays, but among other things, the root of ser-element, ser-etet, according to our ancestors, determines the basic rhythm of the world.
The double cross is therefore a sign that carries the world's greatest wisdom. After all, if we open this sign, we will see that it contains the greatest wisdom found on earth, the basic law of the three worlds.
This law is the following: Love and God are one.
And he who lives with the drug, feeds on it and passes it on to his neighbor, is a happy person.
Stay healthy!
György K. Ágopcsa
Cover image: Double cross in Hejőkeresztúr
Source: Wikipedia/AES2014
