The Secret Doctrine of the Dogons

1 20. 06. 2018
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Dogoni who are considered to be descendants of aliens from the Big Dog's constellation, from the Sirius system, inhabit part of the territory of Mali. The priests of this tribe have been preserving for thousands of years a very detailed knowledge of the organization of the Solar System, the four stars of Siria, the Big Bang, and the subsequent evolution of the universe.

But where did this knowledge come from in people who still live in an almost primitive society?

Dogoni - what are the good low ceilings

The name of the tribe comes from the Europeans, from the English Dog Star, ie Dog Star, and indicates the newcomer from the constellation of the Great Dog, whose brightest star is Sirius, otherwise also the Dog Star.

The Dogons live in small clay huts, built close to each other. A special building of the village is a toguna, which serves as an advisory place for men in solving various problems. Toguna has a very low ceiling, which does not allow him to stand up fully and argue with his "fists".

Another separate building in the center of the village is the dwelling of a leader (hogone). After being elected to this position, the hogon is obliged to leave his family and live alone. He is considered a spiritual leader and a teacher, he values ​​him so much that no one is allowed to touch him.

The Dogons are not such a small nation, there are about 800 of them and speak several very closely related languages. They are engaged in agriculture, they grow mainly corn and legumes, they also breed sheep, goats and hens. They work together in the fields and divide the harvested crop according to the number of family members. Some of the Dogons are engaged in crafts - blacksmithing, pottery or making leather and leather products, they live in a separate group and marriages between them and farmers are prohibited.

Dogoni - Dance on stilts

Until the early 30s, the Dogons were essentially isolated and lived in a hard-to-reach place in the middle of the mountains, on the narrow terraces where they have their homes. This was also the reason why they managed to preserve their distinctive culture for millennia.

Their calendar is fundamentally different from other ones that have the basis of the monthly cycle and the seven-day week (quarter of the lunar month). Dogoni have a week of five days and the last day is the day of rest. Their biggest holiday is called Sigi and celebrates once in 50 years.

However, every year, this holiday commemorates the des Masques (again the European title), which lasts for a whole week, five days. The main program of the celebration is the dances of masks that tell the history of the Dogons. They use large wooden masks in ritual dances. They are 80 species, showing both humans and animals, and each one has the appropriate costume in which the dancer represents a specific figure.

The Dogoni believe that these ritual dances connect the world of the dead with the world of the living and are a "gateway" to communication with ancestors. Masks are sacred and must not be worn by women or foreigners. Men who represent female figures in dance often use stilts to emphasize the very important role of the mother in her tribe. At the end of the celebration, the masks return to a place known only to local priests.

Dogoni - modern knowledge, contained in cave drawings

The Dogon tribe was discovered for the civilized world in 1931 by French anthropologists Marcel Griaule and Germaine Dieterlen. During their travels in Africa, they encountered an unknown nation and remained there for another 10 years in order to study it.

In their work, the researchers focused mainly on the description of the lifestyle and culture of the Dogons, and it was not until 1950 that they published an article dealing with the Dogons' knowledge of astronomy. It was this article that became a real sensation.

We will provide some data for comparison. In 1924, Edwin Hubble proved that spiral nebulae are called galaxies. In 1927, scientists were able to determine the speed of rotation of our galaxy, and in 1950 they discovered that it also had a spiral shape. In 1862, astronomers discovered that Sirius was a binary star and now assume that the Sirius system consists of four cosmic bodies (which is still the subject of controversy).

And, surprisingly, it turned out that all this modern knowledge was long known to the primitive societies of the Dogons! Their priests have detailed information about the universe, the solar system with its planets, and the orbits orbiting Syria. The Dogons do not know the script and all the sacred knowledge of the tribe is passed on orally and also "written" in rock paintings.

Bandiagara plateau

In the area inhabited by the Dogona, the center of which is the plateau Bandiagara, there is a huge cave with murals, the youngest is about 700 years old. At the entrance to the underground is always the protector of the sacred place and the initiate. The tribe takes care of his subsistence and, like the hogon, it is forbidden to touch this man. After the guardian's death, another initiate takes over the protection.

Cave paintings contain incredibly accurate astronomical knowledge. More specifically, there are revolving rings around Saturn, in which orbits the planets of the solar system move, including Neptune, Uranus and even Pluto. However, the most interesting paintings for us concern Sirius, according to which Sirius consists of four stars, and it can also be seen in the drawings that one of them exploded many years ago.

Relatively recently, scientists have been able to calculate the circulation time of Sirius B's white dwarf around Sirius A. At the same time, it has been shown that the orbital period is almost 50 of Earth Years (50,1), which corresponds to the periodicity of the celebrations of the Dogon Sigi.

Dogoni - mystery of the ancient telescope

A story is also displayed in cave paintings arrival of space visitors to Earth. One of the drawings shows a flying machine in the form of a saucer, which landed on Earth and stands on three supports. Furthermore, we see creatures in spacesuits emerging from it, similar to lizards or dolphins, and talking to humans.

The Dogons call visitors Nommo and are convinced that the aliens not only passed on their knowledge to them, but also married local women. From these bundles, children were then born, and thus human and extraterrestrial blood were mixed.

In the sacred cave there is still a deep lake, above which there is a direct "exit" to the surface. A part of the starry sky can be seen through this opening, if we stand in a certain place, the water level will act as a mirror of a telescope aimed at Sirius. How the ancient people could "make" such a telescope is a mystery to us for now, however, with its help it is possible to observe the stars and planets of Syria.

According to Dogon mythology, two planets once orbited the third star of this system. On one of them, Ara-Tolo, lived the reptiloid Nommo, and the other, Ju-Tolo, was inhabited by a race of sensible Balako birds. At one point, their scientists concluded that the nearest star, Sirius B, would explode, destroying both civilizations.

The Nomms and Balaks sent several interstellar reconnaissance missions in search of suitable planets for life. When the Nommos landed on Earth, they found that the planet met their needs, secured offspring on Earth, and flew home to inform their nation. On their planet, however, the catastrophe has already taken place. The orbits of the stars of Syria approached each other, and there was an explosion on Sirius B that destroyed all life on the surrounding planets.

The Dogoni commemorates the destruction of the stellar homeland every 50 years, during the period of approaching the stars of Syria, when they celebrate their greatest holiday Sigi, the Day of Worship of Dead Ancestors.

Let's expect guests from space! Dogony!

For the Dogons, their mission is to protect the knowledge passed on to visitors and not to enter into alliances with aliens in order to remain descendants of aliens and to be able to become Nommy again and resurrect stellar civilization. According to the priests, the surviving Nommas who are on other planets will one day return to Earth and take all the Dogons with them.

The legends and paintings of this tribe are hardly believable to many, skeptics talk about coincidences, about inaccurate translations of oral language, and about the fact that missionaries working in Africa could pass on current knowledge to the Dogons…

However, some scientists, including Eric Guerrier and Robert Temple, author of The Secrets of Syria, admit that in ancient times, aliens landed in Africa.

A prominent American astronomer, Carl Sagan, believes that evidence of a visit to aliens may be artifacts in the form of objects or devices that Earthlings, given their level of knowledge, were unable to produce. Likewise, it may be the knowledge that primitive people could not do. And it is very likely that Dogon's knowledge confirms this theory.

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