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sincerely hope for your reaction. It is00:00:04
for the sake of such moments. It is for the sake of such00:00:06
videos that I have been studying new information for months,00:00:08
visiting new cities, and it is00:00:11
for the sake of such videos that you are00:00:13
watching me today, we will talk00:00:15
about a lot of things in general In fact,00:00:17
this video is dedicated to the history of religion00:00:19
and the main theme of this video will be00:00:22
icons, ordinary ones, normal icons familiar to everyone.00:00:24
I have already said in some of my videos00:00:26
that the modern Christian00:00:28
icon previously had nothing to do with00:00:31
religion, and not only00:00:32
Christianity. But in principle, in general, these are00:00:34
just banal portraits people00:00:36
Some of whom have become00:00:38
famous or even saints over the centuries And now we00:00:41
pray for these portraits and venerate them.00:00:43
And the roots of all this are much simpler and00:00:45
understandable from religion, in principle, they are not00:00:48
connected in any way. I have already told you that once upon a00:00:50
time I watched a film about the restoration of a horse00:00:52
on channel Culture and there the restorers,00:00:55
layer by layer removing the old paint,00:00:57
noticed with surprise that initially there were no00:01:00
religious inscriptions on the icons,00:01:02
but about the roots of all this and the exact00:01:05
understanding that I was right, the00:01:07
Cairo museum suddenly told me who would have00:01:09
thought The whole point is that there is a00:01:11
collection of certain Mummies and00:01:13
I’ll show you one of them now. Don’t be alarmed. It’s00:01:21
okay. In fact, I’ll only show you a sarcophagus and it looks something like this. In general, there are a lot of similar Mummies, but because of the glass it was inconvenient to remove them,00:01:23
this one just wasn’t around there was no00:01:25
additional lighting, nothing00:01:26
glared, so at least somehow I00:01:28
managed to photograph it all, but luckily I’m not the only one so00:01:30
smart and it turns out that history, official00:01:32
history is again on our side And the first00:01:35
Jesus was actually an Egyptian, you understand00:01:37
why this Mummy is unique and what is depicted on it00:01:41
And on that it looks like it didn’t00:01:44
seem to you at all today it will be very00:01:46
interesting and an ambiguous video we00:01:47
will talk about religion about the Copts about the00:01:50
Egyptians about burial The Soviet Union and00:01:54
feminism Yes, I’m back I’m ready to burn00:01:57
That’s why I sincerely hope for00:01:58
your positive reaction in general to00:02:00
any All of it now it helps therefore00:02:02
like dislike comment all this00:02:04
will save me In short, as you understand, this00:02:06
mummy is not just a tablet with a portrait, but with a00:02:09
portrait of a person who00:02:11
is wrapped in this mummy, so to speak, and this portrait00:02:13
is made in a very understandable and suddenly00:02:15
familiar to us style, it’s all called00:02:17
so strange in a word, Fayum00:02:19
portrait I hope I pronounced00:02:21
Fayum correctly, it is named after the place of the oasis where the00:02:23
largest find was first made.00:02:25
By the way, one of these large00:02:27
finds is located in the Pushkin00:02:29
Museum, you can go see this whole00:02:31
creation, a mixture of cultures Greco-Roman00:02:34
Egyptian, that is, in fact, these00:02:36
tablets on which painted portraits at00:02:39
one time began to replace the classic00:02:40
Egyptian death masks and it was they,00:02:43
according to the official version, that later became00:02:45
classic Christian icons and00:02:47
subsequently. Apparently, even in00:02:49
their original non-iconographic form, they00:02:51
even reached us because we still00:02:54
have an incomprehensible almost iconographic00:02:56
portrait Ivan the Terrible and the sarcophagus in00:02:58
which his relics lie specifically and00:03:01
the method of burial is the Heritage of Ancient00:03:03
Egypt and I’m not delusional now, this is the00:03:05
official story. At the end of this00:03:07
video I’ll tell you why Orthodox Copts00:03:09
consider themselves the heir of the pharaohs and00:03:11
why all Orthodox people and many00:03:14
Christians in fact they still carry out00:03:16
burials according to suddenly ancient Egyptian00:03:20
customs Well, except for Catholics, they can do it00:03:22
differently, although this is also possible, but these are00:03:25
Catholics in general, don’t pick on the00:03:26
words So let’s take a more comfortable position,00:03:28
we’ll begin, I’ll now go behind the scenes and00:03:31
show you more of these icons And in terms of00:03:33
portraits, in general, we start to pose more comfortably,00:03:36
but wait, I forgot, I wanted to make you a00:03:38
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need to find a flashlight and a stabilizer. There’s00:04:22
just so much here. pockets on the one hand00:04:24
it’s convenient on the other hand I’m already00:04:26
confused many times00:04:27
Thank you and Yes, by the way, this helped me a lot00:04:29
on the road. The thing is that in00:04:32
Egypt at the airport there are three levels of check,00:04:34
first the usual frames, everything is as it should be, and00:04:37
then before boarding the plane is00:04:39
personally inspected by local00:04:41
customs officers and I don’t know what they00:04:43
are guided by, they can take away00:04:45
anything batteries, flashlights, power banks, stink00:04:48
sticks, Miramistin, anything,00:04:51
you may not even believe it, but this is a00:04:52
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will be This is not the first time I’m flying and I feel00:04:58
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it’s expandable there, you can00:05:04
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that is, it will become not 27 liters but 30.00:05:09
I actually buttoned up this compartment and00:05:10
pretended that it wasn’t there, but in In the end, I dug around at customs and did00:05:12
n’t understand anything and didn’t00:05:14
find anything. And I successfully passed the control. And00:05:17
my friend, who was walking in parallel,00:05:18
had an expensive battery taken from his flashlight,00:05:20
so the presence of a large number of00:05:22
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this compartment is made of very Soft and00:05:34
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the screen down and nothing will be in it, also there00:05:42
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tell and show And now let’s00:07:25
get back to the topic of this video in general,00:07:27
of course, the Foyum portrait is unique,00:07:30
first of all, precisely because it00:07:32
officially became the progenitor00:07:33
of modern canopy, the people who are00:07:35
depicted in these portraits, and now00:07:37
I will show you different portraits from the00:07:39
Internet, literally contemporaries00:07:41
of Christ. Some of these portraits00:07:43
were painted literally at the moment when00:07:45
he lived and therefore It’s not surprising that00:07:48
one of the first icons of the Savior was00:07:50
created precisely in this technique, I’ll00:07:52
show it to you a little later, but for now Let’s00:07:54
look at the history of the portrait itself and00:07:57
discuss the most interesting details and Do you00:08:00
have anything to say? In fact, we see just an00:08:01
incredible confusion that doesn’t fit in our00:08:04
heads cultures, this is a wild mixture00:08:06
between the antiquity of the Roman tradition and the00:08:08
Egyptian funeral cult; this00:08:10
portraits received their name from the00:08:12
region of Fayum from the Egyptian word00:08:14
meaning lake; this city is located00:08:17
on the eastern outskirts of the Libyan desert,00:08:19
which in ancient times was inhabited by the00:08:21
Egyptians; now this place is actually a00:08:23
suburb of Cairo; we drove past by00:08:26
car when we were driving to this pyramid, and00:08:28
from Cairo it’s literally about00:08:30
10-15 minutes of travel, but not from the center of Cairo, of course, it’s about00:08:33
80 kilometers, but from the00:08:36
outskirts of the city to the turn, it’s00:08:37
actually 15-20 kilometers, and it’s00:08:40
interesting that the lake around which the00:08:41
city arose is there man-made there00:08:44
naturally is an Oasis that was00:08:46
created by hand, all this became possible00:08:48
thanks to the canal that the locals dug, they00:08:50
now call this canal the00:08:53
Joseph Canal in honor of its creator, although its00:08:55
creators were actually called Yusuf, but00:08:58
who is now a degenerate this canal00:09:00
was on the orders of Pharaoh Amenhotep the00:09:03
third Fred the channel needs to be made as a00:09:04
separate video, it’s simply incredible,00:09:06
its length is 168 km, its width is up to 169 meters and its00:09:12
depth reaches 16 meters and all this is done with00:09:16
wooden shovels at the behest of the00:09:17
pharaoh, but we’re not talking about that now, in general, it00:09:20
turned out to be an Oasis that became a large00:09:22
city and that’s where they began to live people00:09:24
who, under various influences, began00:09:26
to create these amazing portraits00:09:28
for the first time Farim portraits were revealed to the00:09:31
world in 1615 by a certain Petru de Labella who00:09:35
found them in one of the burials and00:09:37
sent them to Europe as exotic curiosities,00:09:39
where they were exhibited in museums and00:09:42
private collections, and these portraits00:09:44
greatly amazed viewers00:09:46
later Similar portraits began to be00:09:48
found in other cities, for example in00:09:50
Memphis, but their name remained00:09:52
in the first city of discovery.00:09:54
Surprisingly, these portraits of scientists did00:09:57
not arouse any interest; this, in00:10:00
principle, always happens to us and00:10:01
nothing surprising happens here; in fact,00:10:03
these portraits had a problem with00:10:04
dating Yes, and learned Egyptologists00:10:07
could not imagine that such a00:10:08
realistic portrait genre could even00:10:11
exist in Ancient Egypt. And in00:10:13
fact, very few such portraits00:10:15
were initially found; as always, the tombs00:10:18
with the bearers of these portraits were00:10:20
plundered back in the Middle Ages, so00:10:22
they became these in In Europe they appeared in some places00:10:24
but did not receive due attention,00:10:26
and only in00:10:28
1887 Theodor Graf compiled a large00:10:31
collection of these portraits; a year later he00:10:34
collected them wherever he could, and in 1888,00:10:37
finally, the Faima portrait entered the00:10:41
world history of art, and only then00:10:43
finally However,00:10:45
scientists became interested in this portrait. In general, the Farim00:10:48
portrait is unique because of its regular00:10:50
degradation, we have problems with the dating of these portraits.00:10:53
But it is suddenly00:10:55
carried out with the help of hairstyles, since after00:10:58
all, this was influenced by the Romans.00:11:00
Well, the inhabitants who are depicted in00:11:02
these portraits are based on00:11:04
sources according to In Roman fashion,00:11:06
they were able to more or less determine the dating of these portraits,00:11:08
since the fashion for men's00:11:10
women's hairstyles represented00:11:12
quite a certain00:11:14
value in the Roman Empire. The era of the reign of each00:11:16
emperor was marked by a new fashion in this00:11:18
area, and some Empresses generally00:11:21
specially invented certain00:11:23
types of hairstyles for themselves in order to simply stand out and00:11:25
to be remembered for centuries, respectively, as00:11:27
soon as the nobility cut their hair in a new fashion,00:11:29
then everyone else also slowly00:11:31
began to follow this fashion, so00:11:33
the dating often turns out to be00:11:35
quite accurate. It would seem to sound like00:11:38
nonsense. But apparently it works, and00:11:40
in this picture we see the evolution. And00:11:43
in fact, the degradation of Foyum portrait00:11:45
You can see for yourself how realistic the00:11:47
first image is Yes, it was ahead of the00:11:50
artistic skill of Europe by00:11:52
a century and maybe even millennia It00:11:53
naturally looks like an old00:11:55
colored photograph The second00:11:57
image It looks as if just a00:11:59
golden artist learned to draw00:12:00
proportions The details are broken The glare in00:12:04
the eyes has disappeared but the third portrait I I’ll leave00:12:06
without comment something like this. Each00:12:08
of us, as a child, drew a picture for our mother on March 8th as a00:12:11
gift, and now, looking ahead,00:12:13
I must say a modern icon. This is00:12:14
something between the first and second00:12:16
portrait. But the first portrait, of course, is00:12:18
simply amazing.00:12:20
Look carefully at his eyes again for a00:12:22
second. somewhere in the first century of our era00:12:24
Well, this is simply amazing. By the way, the00:12:27
technique of sketching this portrait has00:12:29
naturally been lost at the moment. Although00:12:31
analyzes were taken from all this and, in00:12:33
principle, how it was done. It is clear that the00:12:35
Fainsky Portrait was usually executed00:12:37
on a board and for this they took a type of wood00:12:40
that was worse rot like cedar or00:12:42
cypress, all this was painted with wax00:12:44
paints from here, this extraordinary00:12:46
volumetric effect is still being debated00:12:49
whether these portraits were painted from life. Well, that is, did the person00:12:51
order them long before his00:12:53
death in Egypt, suddenly many do not know,00:12:56
manipulations with a dead body were00:12:58
prohibited I’ll even appear in the camera for this now00:13:00
so they can just see my emotions00:13:02
And they also checked it out I think I’ve found the perfect00:13:04
balance of Light I counted the comment under the00:13:07
last video because I make these videos00:13:09
almost in parallel and there people00:13:11
say it’s dark and it’s light In general, I’m00:13:13
like this I’ll leave it if you like it00:13:14
Write about it in the comments In general,00:13:16
they prohibit any manipulations with a00:13:19
dead body And then how to mummify00:13:21
and then the time for just awesome00:13:23
stories When they told us about it I00:13:25
just cried, that is, there were specially00:13:27
trained people, it was, to put it mildly, an00:13:28
elite profession That is, they were selected00:13:30
just a few of the most responsible00:13:32
cool and decent dudes and they00:13:35
were given the right to make the first cut on the body. Well, that00:13:38
is, then the second third fifth,00:13:40
taking out the intestines, nothing will happen to you, but only a00:13:44
few could make the first cut over a dead body. As they say, not00:13:46
only Everything in general came a00:13:47
specially trained person made the00:13:49
first cut on the body and for this, as a reward, he00:13:51
received a beating;00:14:02
where00:14:05
Everything revolves around the burial00:14:09
I don’t want, I don’t want to comment on it In00:14:12
general, in history it was something like this, so00:14:14
historians argue whether portraits were drawn from a00:14:16
dead person or he naturally00:14:18
came alive, paid money and was00:14:20
painted, as if to say in advance, in00:14:22
principle, this sounds logical especially00:14:24
considering that this is a very complex00:14:26
technique now in the world and is possessed by00:14:27
several people, including suddenly00:14:29
our Suzdal priest, the name of00:14:31
this priest in the world is Andrey Davydov and00:14:34
his work is truly unique. To00:14:36
make such portraits, the00:14:37
artists used brushes of different00:14:39
sizes and special heated00:14:41
metal sticks with a spatula at the00:14:43
end the work was extremely complex and00:14:46
time-consuming; there is a complex description; I00:14:48
won’t bore you; in general, it00:14:50
will be impossible to correct what you drew,00:14:51
so historians think that00:14:54
these portraits were made during life and00:14:55
spent many hours making them,00:14:57
but a dead person has certain00:14:59
properties of decomposition and quickly it won’t00:15:01
be possible to make such a portrait, how can it be easier for you to00:15:03
explain? It’s something like a00:15:05
tattoo on a board on a board; they were applied00:15:07
in a molten state; the wax quickly00:15:10
hardened and created a00:15:12
colorful surface rich in reflexes, which in00:15:14
turn further enhanced the three-00:15:16
dimensionality of the image; and the00:15:18
portrait is also very durable and difficult00:15:20
also destructible, in the making of these00:15:22
portraits they sometimes used Gold, these00:15:25
were the thinnest sheets that00:15:26
were used as a substrate, with the help of them they00:15:28
created individual decorations or simply00:15:30
made the background, it doesn’t remind you of anything00:15:32
and Yes, the most ancient icons were made00:15:35
in the Fajun style. Here is one of the00:15:38
most ancient surviving icons of00:15:39
the Savior we remember the portraits that I00:15:42
showed earlier, something in00:15:44
between, and what I told you about00:15:46
repeatedly, there are no religious00:15:48
inscriptions on top of this icon, although00:15:51
it is already quite canonical and understandable.00:15:54
And of the crosses, it’s only decor on a book in00:15:56
your hands and this is very interesting moment, and00:15:59
if you are wondering how such icons00:16:00
were preserved in general, it would seem strange, but00:16:03
most of such icons were preserved00:16:05
precisely in Sinai, and without irony it will be00:16:07
said that this is the merit of the Prophet Muhammad and00:16:09
this once again speaks of our commonality,00:16:11
once upon a time we all had common00:16:14
roots Without irony, I want to say that00:16:16
apparently we walk under one God00:16:18
and this is very important in general, in 623,00:16:21
the Prophet Muhammad gave the monastery of St.00:16:23
Catherine of Sinai a safe conduct and while00:16:26
in other parts of the world they were fighting with00:16:28
icons, knocking down, burning, covering up,00:16:30
here all this was preserved, and the00:16:32
original is It is still correctly00:16:33
stored in Istanbul and the Sultan00:16:36
and Selim the first took it when he captured Egypt, the00:16:38
monks showed him the original of this00:16:40
letter, he was very admired, he took it, and00:16:42
in return he gave a copy and Yes, as00:16:44
the Prophet Muhammad bequeathed,00:16:46
he did not touch this monastery. You just stop now,00:16:48
put on the video take a break and think about00:16:50
how amazing all this is, in what a00:16:52
huge mixture of traditions of cultures we00:16:55
live and to this day it’s simply00:16:57
incredible, you understand the first icon of00:17:00
Jesus Christ, this is Apparently00:17:02
a portrait, perhaps this is exactly how it looked00:17:04
then it could have been painted literally by00:17:06
contemporaries, so it’s still like this made using a00:17:09
technique intended for mummification00:17:11
But this is simply incredible, but now00:17:13
a little bit of our history of the common features of00:17:15
cultures and what we adopted and00:17:17
brought over the centuries. Apparently,00:17:19
similar portraits could be used and here,00:17:21
again, I don’t remember that anyone00:17:23
canonized Ivan the Terrible, but after all,00:17:25
we have a portrait of him in the style of icon painting,00:17:27
but that’s not all in Egypt, to put it mildly, so to00:17:29
speak. There are two types of00:17:31
Egyptians, Arabs. Well, roughly speaking, very00:17:34
roughly speaking, it’s really ugly, but still, the00:17:37
jacket of the jacket considers itself the descendants00:17:39
of the pharaohs, and by the way if you look at00:17:42
history, most likely, plus or minus, it00:17:43
is because when a long time ago00:17:45
Egypt found itself under the protection of the Sultans,00:17:47
or under the rule, whatever you want to call it in short.00:17:50
In general, there was no persecution of religion as such,00:17:53
but there was a certain00:17:55
tax, that is, you want to continue to be00:17:57
Christian Please pay money and00:17:58
continue in principle One to one as with00:18:01
us the Old Believers also first drove and00:18:03
drove and then takela on the planet grandma and00:18:05
pray to whoever you want as you want, we00:18:07
don’t care, the same situation was in00:18:09
Egypt and naturally you understand that there00:18:11
was money not everyone. That is, where does a00:18:13
simple shepherd need money to00:18:15
buy himself an indemnity, so to speak, or00:18:17
whatever it was called, and it turned out that00:18:19
most of the population who retained the00:18:22
Christian Faith were from the ruling00:18:24
circles, that is, perhaps they were the descendants of the00:18:26
pharaohs, priests, merchants, officials in00:18:29
general Those who had, roughly speaking, grandmothers00:18:32
and then for many years, in principle, this00:18:35
continues now. In general, Copts00:18:36
cannot marry non-Copts. Well, they can00:18:38
also get married, that is, an ordinary Egyptian,00:18:40
no matter what, can have several wives And00:18:42
there, in fact, it’s still a Christian, she’s a00:18:44
Muslim, a Jew, that’s It’s everyone’s personal business00:18:46
and some, so to speak, are not00:18:48
orthodox comrades, they don’t even00:18:50
force their wives to accept a new religion. Yes,00:18:51
they take three for themselves, one can go in a00:18:53
burqa, the other will have an open head00:18:55
because she’s a Christian, such families00:18:57
also meet in principle.00:18:58
In general, it’s their business, I don’t go there.00:19:01
Copts can only be married to a00:19:03
Christian, so we had a guide,00:19:04
Dmitry Maslennikov, a Russian simple00:19:06
man, and at one time he fell in love with an00:19:08
Egyptian woman who studied here in00:19:10
Moscow and went there to see her, and so to00:19:12
conclude an Alliance with her, being from Russia,00:19:14
also being a Christian they00:19:17
were forced to baptize him there anyway.00:19:18
The only thing that they gave him such an00:19:20
indulgence is their personal story, I don’t00:19:22
know, you can tell years, in general, he00:19:23
was allowed not to be circumcised. That is, in00:19:25
principle, also an interesting fact: Copts are00:19:27
Christians, but they still scratch their [ __ ],00:19:30
and the worst thing is that from them before,00:19:33
I now asked them until the middle of the 20th00:19:35
century, literally today,00:19:37
female circumcision would still be practiced. Who doesn’t00:19:39
know what it is better and not to google, in general,00:19:41
this is completely savagery And this is one of Well,00:19:43
one of those moments when I am grateful to00:19:45
feminism for his fight because, well, to00:19:48
put it mildly, without humanity Although I00:19:50
can’t help but be ironic and need to00:19:51
digress a little from the wrong thing, the feminist00:19:53
fight was a period when they just00:19:55
had equal men about you. It was the00:19:57
Soviet period. So you won00:19:59
the war, you flew into space, you fulfilled the plan00:20:02
I returned home at the factory and my husband also had to00:20:04
cook borscht. Life was hard for women back then. But00:20:06
then there were equal rights, now there are equal00:20:08
rights. There are no men in the ass and we all00:20:10
understand this perfectly well. To00:20:12
succeed, a woman just needs to be a mother and a00:20:14
wife. The Criminal Code is much00:20:16
softer on them. I can’t even shoot. for00:20:18
women from trauma, this is clearly stated00:20:20
in the law. Well, in other areas too, so00:20:22
to speak. Well, it’s00:20:23
trite for children to leave children with after a00:20:24
divorce. In general, now we have feminism,00:20:27
in principle, it’s not for the fact that women00:20:30
live better than men. And there was a time when00:20:32
they had equal rights, but again,00:20:35
the example of female circumcision is once again And this is a00:20:37
problem in many countries, so to speak, in00:20:39
the East, that is, in Africa, this is generally00:20:40
considered the norm here. I fully00:20:42
support the fight and there is no need to do this,00:20:44
it’s very, very bad. In general, I agree00:20:47
What I was saying was that, in principle,00:20:48
the jackets seem to live quite00:20:50
separately; they don’t accept extra people00:20:52
especially literally until the00:20:54
last century, and they in fact may00:20:56
be direct descendants of the pharaohs;00:20:58
outwardly, the Copts have very00:21:00
beautiful women; they are directly oriental,00:21:03
but at the same time European I don’t know when to00:21:05
write this, you need to see it in person In general,00:21:07
they are different from the rest of the population00:21:09
Well, to put it mildly, to our eyes, more like this, the00:21:12
Europeans are something that the Copts have kept00:21:14
in their funeral traditions, it’s00:21:16
suddenly important to understand that yes, Copts are00:21:18
Christians from Egypt for the first time here00:21:21
icons appeared in the literal sense of the00:21:23
word and the first of the Well, the First Law00:21:25
of the Savior was written with a high degree00:21:27
of probability either by an Egyptian or by a00:21:29
person who studied with him, that is, yes,00:21:31
Jesus Christ was the first either a00:21:33
descendant of the pharaoh or an Egyptian Well,00:21:35
roughly speaking, this of course sounds like a00:21:37
joke and clickbait title and so on00:21:39
But precisely from the point of view of the history00:21:40
of icon painting, I basically didn’t embellish here at all,00:21:43
and I hope you are00:21:44
convinced of this. So, from their Egyptian00:21:46
ancestors, the Copts took some more00:21:48
burial features, for example, coffins. Well,00:21:51
or from rich people’s sarcophagus, we do00:21:53
n’t talk about this we think about it, but previously they kept it00:21:55
differently in pagan times, as we00:21:57
know. From official history,00:21:58
Muslims often burned their own00:22:00
burial rites. Well, that is, coffins as such.00:22:03
Well, at least until our days they00:22:05
didn’t have the body wrapped in a special00:22:07
shroud, they put it in a niche hollowed out in the rock00:22:10
there Certain processes took place with him,00:22:11
after which the body00:22:13
was buried or not reburied,00:22:15
there are a huge number of nuances, but00:22:17
essentially in a coffin in a coffin. Yes, they didn’t put the body of the deceased, they00:22:19
just wrapped it in a shroud, which is00:22:22
exactly how Jesus Christ was buried, by the way,00:22:23
because he was wrapped in a shroud and00:22:25
put into a rock and they began to wait until he was00:22:28
resurrected, no00:22:29
embalming in the coffins, etc.,00:22:31
but the Copts, it turns out, took all these00:22:34
rituals directly from the pharaohs and we00:22:37
now have these rituals, that is, we00:22:39
have the Old Coptsian sarcophagi, which00:22:41
are cheap, simple,00:22:44
easily made copies of essentially00:22:47
anthropomorphic or simply sarcophagi of00:22:49
Ancient Egypt and exactly in such00:22:51
sarcophagi, for example, our00:22:53
kings were buried suddenly within the framework of this00:22:56
video of Ivan the Terrible, that is, we00:22:58
see similar ones both in Russia and in Egypt, but also00:23:01
in some other countries in the world. For00:23:03
example, a typical simple sarcophagus from00:23:05
Ancient Egypt, rich Copts were later00:23:08
buried in something similar. But our00:23:10
sarcophagi of the royal tombs, try00:23:12
to find the difference while I00:23:15
was studying all this. I found icons of that same Joseph,00:23:17
aka Yusuf. I even at first thought that00:23:20
this was a fake, but no, this is taken from a church00:23:22
site link is naturally in the description00:23:24
Look at the spelling of his name on the left and it’s00:23:27
very good Think about it, he’s already Goga, he’s00:23:29
already Gosha, aka Yuri, aka the mountain, aka00:23:32
Zhora, lives here, in fact, it’s logical00:23:35
Yes, make a sarcophagus out of stone, put it in a00:23:37
respected person and let him there, as00:23:38
they say You can’t forbid it to rot beautifully, but00:23:40
it turns out from history that the Copts are00:23:43
ancient Christians than we are, they were00:23:45
one of the first in the world to make this feature and00:23:47
they took it directly, namely that the00:23:50
Egyptians, among other things, have some00:23:53
rituals with the body because it still00:23:55
appeared Well, we believe that from00:23:57
Egypt all the world took some00:23:59
features of the cult of burial,00:24:02
including myths. Well, for some, not a myth. I00:24:05
apologize, but the afterlife and some00:24:07
ways to preserve the body so that it is00:24:10
better preserved and so that, as it were, to this00:24:15
body Yes, to put in the burial some00:24:18
attributes that can be offered00:24:20
that may be useful to him in the00:24:22
afterlife or in a new life after the00:24:24
same resurrection, our tradition with00:24:26
attributes is practically gone, but it00:24:29
turns out that we still make coffins like the00:24:30
ancient Egyptians. But the old00:24:32
burials in In Russia, I’ll remind you, we don’t have the00:24:35
first tombstone Officially, still without00:24:37
Christian symbols This is 1500 160000:24:40
later the same with old00:24:42
cemeteries in any city, you’ll come to it, it’s00:24:44
1000 years old and the cemetery is official But00:24:46
if it’s the 17th century, then I’ll give a standing ovation and there00:24:49
are no other preservations, they say they00:24:51
were cremated Or maybe I don’t know, under the00:24:53
nearest caves they laid out the shutters00:24:54
and then somehow disposed of the bodies00:24:57
because somewhere the bones are naturally00:24:59
thrown away somewhere then they are00:25:00
put into neat boxes, How to say,00:25:02
and simply shoved more compactly there in00:25:04
our world, well, there are a million species00:25:06
burials and you will now say that00:25:08
it sounds like nonsense But we have00:25:09
Christian Orthodox monasteries on00:25:11
our lands, by ours I meant00:25:13
the territory I don’t know there is the former Russian00:25:15
Empire of the Soviet Union I am00:25:16
not trying to offend anyone now we are analyzing history00:25:18
and not modern politics and we have00:25:20
some monasteries the very famous00:25:22
Kiev-Pechora Lavra where there00:25:25
is a burial in the rock in the niches and you00:25:27
will object who was in the Lavra that there are bodies00:25:29
lying in coffins but this is not entirely true. The00:25:31
whole point is that these coffins Yes, in00:25:34
which the bodies are located, they are smaller than the00:25:35
size of a modern body On television00:25:38
during the day they showed how an object similar to a00:25:40
cancer with relics is being examined by the commission00:25:42
of the Ministry of Culture, that is, who understands00:25:44
now what I’m talking about, photographs ca00:25:46
n’t be substituted, especially since the theme of the00:25:49
Kiev Lavra I already think they threw a Strike or a00:25:51
shadow bank, you can like it, don’t00:25:53
put it This video will not go anywhere00:25:54
already buried himself In general, the00:25:57
coffins themselves in which are honestly00:25:59
smaller than usual ask for a fresh body and00:26:02
on the basis of this we can assume00:26:03
that they were placed there later after00:26:06
mummification of decomposition Well, or some00:26:09
other processes that happened to the body there00:26:11
or were done on purpose00:26:13
again for us A riddle I have00:26:15
two separate videos on the channel from the series no body00:26:18
no Links will be in the description too00:26:20
Look you will understand my thought better if you00:26:22
haven’t seen it in general with us These features are also, in00:26:24
principle, present and the laurel is00:26:26
not the only one Write to00:26:27
in the comments of what other monasteries do we00:26:29
officially have dungeons in which the00:26:30
relics of saints or monks are kept00:26:32
who simply served here and passed on to00:26:35
another world? I think there will be00:26:37
quite a lot in the comments because I00:26:39
heard similar things from Pskov, and in other cities, in principle,00:26:40
again Write to in the comments00:26:42
it will be interesting, maybe we’ll make00:26:44
some kind of selection Or maybe by the way I’ll00:26:45
break it all down again and from this point00:26:47
of view I’ll look at it all like this I apologize00:26:49
for the appearance 3 o’clock in the morning I00:26:51
literally jumped up because I00:26:53
dreamed I remembered Where in our00:26:55
monasteries I have seen something like this, and in00:26:58
as much detail as possible, you will now00:26:59
be very surprised. In general, we have Staritsa, there00:27:02
is a monastery there, not far from Tver, in00:27:05
this monastery there is an Old tent, one00:27:07
of the few shat videos that have survived00:27:09
in Russia, again, channel viewers always00:27:11
know My attitude towards tents00:27:13
and now even such ones have gotten a little rusty00:27:15
and in this tent there is an00:27:17
ossuary And on this ossuary hangs00:27:21
this sign Let’s00:27:23
read it carefully again In general, here it00:27:25
is written in Russian in plain English that the ossuary00:27:27
was made according to the old Orthodox tradition,00:27:29
exactly according to the model, including Monastery of the00:27:32
same St. Catherine on Sinai,00:27:34
where all this is stored in my head00:27:36
Why do I remember all this Oh yes, I can’t00:27:38
show the photo Google will ban00:27:40
in general the bones of the site such a basement And they00:27:43
naturally just have the bones neatly lying on the shelves,00:27:45
that is, individual00:27:46
people that is, bones are collected, skulls and00:27:48
so on, that is, not whole bodies, individual00:27:51
bones in niches, shelves, boxes. That is,00:27:54
this is what I just told you about and00:27:56
this is Orthodoxy and such, but00:27:59
still on our lands I have not fallen asleep now.00:28:01
I have to get up at 7 in the morning to take the child to the00:28:03
hospital Yes, it’s really easier not to go to00:28:04
bed Let’s go back to what I00:28:06
told you about, in general, and it turns out00:28:08
that the same Ivan the Terrible was00:28:10
officially buried Yes, in this sarcophagus,00:28:12
which is similar to the sarcophagi of the Coptic00:28:14
pharaohs and many other rulers, yes and00:28:17
just the inhabitants of our land, and he also00:28:19
has a portrait like this. Well, that’s what you00:28:21
want, in principle, that’s what you think, I’ll be honest, I’m00:28:24
already completely confused, but00:28:26
the very fact of the information that we00:28:28
shared today really00:28:29
makes you think. That is, the first00:28:31
portrait of the Savior is the cuttings of the Egyptians00:28:33
and most likely the descendants of the pharaohs and the00:28:36
Prophet Muhammad saved our Christian00:28:38
shrines and this is simply incredible and still does00:28:42
n’t fit in my head. And00:28:44
you also know what’s interesting: in our modern00:28:46
Orthodoxy and in some other branches of00:28:48
Christianity, any manipulations00:28:50
with the body are prohibited, that is, cremation is clear right away00:28:52
no, but embalming as00:28:54
such is also prohibited, it can be explained simply00:28:57
During the second time of Jesus Christ When00:28:59
will the Resurrection of the righteous take place so that people00:29:01
in their graves will be whole Well,00:29:04
I explained this very simply. I apologize00:29:05
if suddenly someone might00:29:07
be offended by this phrase or accuse me of the fact that00:29:09
I have simplified everything too much, in general, for00:29:11
understanding it sounds like this, but among the Egyptians,00:29:13
touching a dead body, much less00:29:15
doing any manipulations with them,00:29:17
could only be done, as I said earlier, by00:29:18
specially trained people, and then they were beaten by a00:29:21
crowd then, like pharaohs the00:29:23
priests ran out, everything basically00:29:25
ended, and specially trained people00:29:27
disappeared. Perhaps this is the moment among the00:29:30
Orthodox Christians, and subsequently00:29:32
it turns out for us and other Christians, it00:29:35
has remained since those times when it was simply00:29:36
forbidden to touch bodies at any cost. That00:29:40
is, this is also a very interesting observation00:29:41
about which many they don’t think so that00:29:43
you understand how all this could be.00:29:44
I recently clarified Andersha the00:29:46
last known classic Well,00:29:49
more or less okay, modified But00:29:50
still the hieroglyphs and this on the island of fillet in the00:29:53
temple of Isis Aswan they were made in00:29:57
394 why AD Although the same00:30:00
Wikipedia writes that similar writings00:30:01
seemed to still exist before the 6th century, and00:30:05
again they were used by Copts. But00:30:08
those who knew the language were few and in the end00:30:10
these writings simply00:30:12
disappeared on their own and became extinct. That is, it even00:30:15
turns out that in the 6th century there are literally two centuries and00:30:18
we already have there, on Ladoga, cities are beginning00:30:20
to form. That is, everything was00:30:22
relatively. Recently, we just do00:30:23
n’t even understand this. And in the videos, there is no00:30:26
case, there is no body, there is no body; in short, in these00:30:29
videos I said that most of00:30:31
our rulers were officially, according to00:30:33
documents, embalmed, that00:30:36
is, with their bodies they carried out a certain00:30:38
manipulation, including how in Ancient00:30:40
Egypt under the pharaohs they removed the internal00:30:42
organs and buried them separately, or as in the00:30:44
case of Kutuz, his heart lies there in00:30:47
Europe in the place where he fell ill and died00:30:49
and he himself lies with us in the Kazan Cathedral,00:30:52
or they simply made separate ones for00:30:54
burial that is, it was lying on top,00:30:55
it turns out that we already have a deceased person, but not00:30:58
a single other small coffin, sarcophagus, urn,00:31:01
whatever you want. Call it with its internal00:31:03
organs, that is, naturally, Ancient00:31:04
Egypt, but there is no such thing among the Copts and there is00:31:07
no such thing in Orthodoxy, this is of course a00:31:09
good question that I asked in those videos,00:31:10
you can reconsider them, but in00:31:13
essence we again see00:31:14
certain features here and perhaps00:31:16
manipulation with the body was initially prohibited,00:31:18
not because it would not be resurrected Yes,00:31:20
forgive me, during the Second Coming, but00:31:22
because there simply ran out of specially00:31:23
trained people who could00:31:25
carry out these manipulations about this, again,00:31:27
also in history As if there were certain words00:31:29
Well, definitely, I’m tired of all this In00:31:33
general, in history there’s also00:31:35
not much to talk about this, but here again there’s a00:31:36
very fine line being passed, that is, there’s also an00:31:38
interesting point that’s worth00:31:40
paying attention to, maybe they00:31:41
were embalmed just to know one by one00:31:43
simple reason because there were00:31:45
specially trained people who were ready to make the00:31:47
first incision so that they could be beaten later, but there00:31:49
were only a few of these people and it was00:31:51
accessible to know, maybe the jackets did this00:31:53
because the information, again, is therefore00:31:55
very scattered, somewhere the bodies were ideally00:31:58
stored, including of that period,00:31:59
somewhere there are only bones somewhere and there are no bodies at all,00:32:01
then here, too, you can kind of00:32:03
fantasize, to be honest, you can, but00:32:05
perhaps embalming really00:32:07
was left simply to the Elites because00:32:09
specially trained people who could00:32:11
make the first incisions were simply00:32:13
a few during the time of the pharaohs, apparently these00:32:15
there were simply more people, so this is00:32:17
another very interesting moment00:32:18
that would be worth examining in more detail,00:32:20
I just, as always, again don’t know where to00:32:22
start, I’ll read your comments,00:32:24
maybe someone will write something interesting also00:32:26
in the future. I hope I will have00:32:28
many more different trips and maybe00:32:30
somewhere I will also be inspired, I will learn something00:32:32
new and make the next videos from00:32:34
this series. I don’t know what to00:32:36
attribute this video to, after all, to the history of00:32:37
Christianity or to the absence of a body, there is no business.00:32:40
Again in the comments Write which one00:32:42
would be the correct name here Well,00:32:44
next week in the continuation there00:32:45
will also be a very interesting video about the most00:32:47
unusual mummy found in00:32:50
Egypt, it is still debated Who it is And00:32:52
why he was buried like that There is a version00:32:53
that he is almost a representative of the ancient00:32:55
Socrates civilization lying in hydrobiosis, which did00:32:58
not last more precisely in suspended animation until the00:33:00
version that it is a little whether it was Alexander00:33:01
the Great or just robbers who00:33:03
got lost, got there and stayed there00:33:05
forever, in general, a very interesting place, a00:33:07
very interesting Mummy, a very interesting00:33:10
story, and now I’m working on this video. I’m00:33:11
working on three videos in parallel.00:33:13
Well, I’m like, I don’t know exactly when it will come out,00:33:16
but where- sometime on Wednesday, maybe on00:33:17
Thursday, or on Friday at the extreme I00:33:19
will try to do it as00:33:20
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like more and Please note I took00:34:07
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straight cuts, not all of the breathless breaths were cut off,00:34:11
and now I’m naturally at least blinking in the frame,00:34:13
also by the way, I did it because00:34:16
you asked, again by the way Write What’s the00:34:18
best way for me personally not to cut out the breathless breaths from the tape? they00:34:19
just weren’t afraid to look before, they say00:34:21
he looks at us, hypnotizes,00:34:23
doesn’t blink and doesn’t breathe. Well, basically,00:34:26
for today, at the moment,00:34:28
everything is with you, as always,00:34:30
Mikhail was true, as always, we00:34:33
once again turned out to have a much more00:34:34
amazing invention. links will be00:34:36
waiting for you in the description All the best to you00:34:39
my dear friends for now the hole in the center is00:34:41
now plugged up Previously it was there00:34:44
Why is everything here under the cover Lord00:34:47
really how majestic it is00:34:49
Excuse me please how tall are you00:34:50
Yes one meter sixty-five here is a girl one00:34:54
meter sixty five and just on an iPhone00:34:57
Look how terribly deep it all is,00:34:59
in general it was launched under the lid,00:35:01
filled with sand and through the00:35:04
hole the sand filled the camera itself.Description:
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