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pantheons of gods in Hindu myths and ancient Vedas

 

Pantheons of gods in Hindu myths and ancient Vedas.
The ninth page describes analogies of Vedic mythology and pantheon of derivative Hindu mythological system, namely divine triad of VISHNU, SHIVA, BRAHMA. Also gods of Vedic mythology are compared to geometrical matrixes of universal system of phonetic sounds of human speech.

Information of this page can be interesting in linguistics, because comparison of human speech and letters of alphabet with gods of different mythological systems of human civilization allows to analyze kinds of writing and languages of various nations.

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Pantheon of Hindu mythological system.
Vedic myths and geometrical matrixes of speech.

Vedic mythology descends from ancient Indo-European myths which are basis of mythological systems of many nations of the world.
If to compare names ZEUS, DYAUS, DEVAS, DIVO in Greek, Vedic and Slavic myths then denominations of gods are conformable, that speaks about common origin of different mythological systems of ancient world.
There is a set of phonetic accords and linguistic analogies which specify common origin of mythological systems of different nations from general Indo-European myths.
It is possible to assume that general basis of Indo-European myths is unique language which was global according to sounds of universal system of human speech, that is possible to see in 33 phonemes and letters of contemporary Russian alphabet, also in hierarchical pantheon of 33 Vedic gods.
Knowledge about phonetic or acoustic parities of speech sounds with hierarchy of gods in pantheon of Vedic mythology and ancient Indo-European myths were not kept, but I hope that offered reconstruction according to information in texts of Vedas and parities of divine entities with zodiacal signs and numerological numbers will be actual for further researches.
Alongside with astrological circle of zodiacal signs and magic square of numerological numbers it is possible to compare gods of Vedic mythology and sounds of speech with pyramid or six-step pyramidal geometrical matrix which is shown on the chart.

gods in pantheon of Vedic mythology and ancient Indo-European myths

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Eleven cells of first bottom step correspond to atmospheric gods and vowel sounds of speech.
Sixteen cells of second and third steps correspond to twelve heavenly gods and consonant sounds of speech, also with vowel phonemes ÀÝ and ÓÎ or Æ and W which correspond with deities AGNI and SOMA, also with hard and soft marks which have connection with twins ASHVINS.
Eight cells of fourth and fifth steps correspond to terrestrial gods and fricative consonants of human speech.
One cell of sixth top step corresponds to fricative glottal sound Õ which is absent in Russian language but exists within universal system of human speech.
Sound Õ in Russian language is fricative velar or pharyngeal.
Sound Õ or H in English language is fricative pharyngeal or epiglottal.
Fricative glottal sound Õ or H is most unpronounceable and similar to sounding of breath, and consequently this phoneme has correlation with top cell of the shown pyramidal geometrical matrix, that corresponds with BRHASPATI who is divine regulator of world order and law in mutual relations of gods.
White cells correspond to deities of Vedic mythology and sounds É Õ ÓÎ ÀÝ or JHWÆ which form unpronounceable name of god YAHWE or JEHOVAH, or tetragrammaton YHWH in the context of Jewish biblical religious philosophy.
Read information about unpronounceable name of god and tetragrammaton YHWH on 7th page in this section of website.
Or Vedic mythological gods and sounds of universal system of human speech can be compared with six-step pyramidal geometrical matrix which has triangular cells, that is shown on following chart.

universal system of human speech with six-step pyramidal geometrical matrix

Six-step pyramids of triangular and quadrangular cells are similar.
Also Vedic mythological gods and sounds of universal system of human speech can be compared with eight-step pyramidal geometrical matrix which has hexagonal cells, that is shown on following chart.

deities of Vedic mythology and name of god YAHWE or JEHOVAH

Eight cells of first bottom step correspond to terrestrial gods and fricative consonants of speech.
Thirteen cells of second and third steps correspond to twelve heavenly Vedic deities and consonants of speech, also with vowel phoneme ÓÎ or W and SOMA.
Twelve cells of fourth, fifth and sixth steps correspond to eleven atmospheric Vedic deities and vowels of speech, also with vowel phoneme ÀÝ or Æ and AGNI.
Two cells of seventh step correspond to twins ASHVINS which have connection with hard and soft marks.
One cell of eighth top step corresponds to fricative glottal sound Õ or H and BRHASPATI.
White cells correspond to deities of Vedic mythology and sounds which form unpronounceable name of god YAHWE or JEHOVAH in the context of Jewish biblical religious philosophy.
Also gods of Vedic myths and sounds of universal phonetic system of human speech can be compared with geometrical matrix which has spatial form of rhombus or two combined pyramids and eleven steps of hexagonal cells, that is shown on following chart.

tetragrammaton YHWH in Jewish biblical religious philosophy.

Twenty cells of six bottom steps correspond to terrestrial and heavenly gods, also consonant sounds of speech.
One cell at fifth step corresponds to SOMA and sound combination ÓÎ or W.
Eleven cells of seventh, eighth and ninth steps correspond to atmospheric gods and vowel sounds of speech.
One cell at seventh step corresponds to AGNI and sound combination ÀÝ or Æ.
Two cells of tenth step correspond to twins ASHVINS which have connection with hard and soft marks.
One cell of eleventh top step corresponds to fricative glottal sound Õ or H and BRHASPATI.
White cells correspond to deities and sounds of unpronounceable name of god YAHWE or JEHOVAH of Jewish biblical religious philosophy.
Also gods of Vedic mythology and 36 sounds of universal system of human speech can be compared with square geometrical matrix which has six verticals and horizontals, also three ring levels, that is shown on following chart.

name of god YAHWE or JEHOVAH and sounds of human speech

Twenty cells of external ring level correspond with twelve heavenly and eight terrestrial deities, also with consonants of speech.
Twelve cells of average ring level correspond to hierarchy of ten atmospheric gods without INDRA and vowel sounds of speech without phoneme É, also with twins ASHVINS who correspond with hard and soft marks.
Four cells of internal level correspond with INDRA and BRHASPATI also AGNI and SOMA, that corresponds to sounds which form unpronounceable name of god YAHWE or JEHOVAH in Jewish biblical religious philosophy.
Also Vedic mythological deities and 36 sounds of universal system of human speech can be compared with six-step pyramidal geometrical matrix which has octagonal and quadrangular cells, that is shown on following chart.

tetragrammaton YHWH and six-step pyramidal geometrical matrix Twenty octagonal cells of five bottom steps correspond to terrestrial and heavenly gods, also consonants of speech.
One octagonal cell of sixth top step corresponds with BRHASPATI and fricative glottal consonant sound Õ or H.
Fifteen quadrangular cells of all steps correspond to vowel sounds of speech and atmospheric deities with twins ASHVINS, also with AGNI and SOMA.

It is necessary to tell that the shown parities of 36 sounds of universal system of human speech with cells of geometrical matrixes on charts are prospective.
Read additional information about alphabetic symbols and sounds of universal phonetic system of speech on pages of this website in section which is named as signs on gods.

Thus pantheon of divine hierarchy in Vedic mythology has been coordinated with alphabetic letters and sounds of human speech as personification of world space, because zodiacal astrological circle and magic square of numerological numbers also six shown geometrical matrixes are symbols or formal-symbolical models of universe. If to consider that 36 cells of each matrix and 36 sounds of universal system of human speech are commensurable with celestial Decans who have connection with with numbers in numerology and zodiacal signs in the context of ancient Egyptian astrology.
But Vedic mythology changed, and as a result there was occurrence of other religious-philosophical systems in comparison to ancient knowledge which have been written in Vedas. It is possible to tell that knowledge of ancient civilizations have been deformed or lost, that caused occurrence of new mythology.
In particular in India religious-philosophical concepts of Hinduism or system of Hindu myths which have been fixed in epic texts of Mahabharata and Ramayana where characteristics and qualities of gods are others in comparison with epithets in poetic hymns of Vedas.
Therefore it is necessary to distinguish values of divine entities in ancient Vedic books and in texts which have been written as a result of occurrence and formation of Hindu myths.
Also it is necessary to consider that gods in comments to Vedas, namely in Brahmanas and Upanishads in some cases too possess characteristics and qualities others in comparison with primary values of divine entities.
But however Hindu myths and Vedic mythology have continuity, that is shown on the chart.

celestial divine triad or Trimurti of SHIVA and VISHNU with BRAHMA VISHNU in Vedic mythology is not significant deity which corresponds with zodiacal sign Sagittarius. But VISHNU in the context of Hindu myths is divine name of one of three Supreme gods.
Prototype of SHIVA in Vedic mythology is RUDRA who is significant in hierarchical pantheon of atmospheric gods and corresponds with zodiacal sign Leo.
SHIVA and VISHNU in aggregate with BRAHMA in the context of Hindu myths form celestial divine triad or Trimurti, that within astrological circle corresponds to triangle which is formed by zodiacal signs Leo, Sagittarius, Aries.

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BRAHMA in Hindu myths is divine founder of universe, that corresponds to value of zodiacal sign Aries which from the view point of astrology is initial point and beginning of first third of astrological circle.
SHIVA in Hindu myths is divine source of destruction or exhaustion of universe which has been created by BRAHMA, that there corresponds to value of zodiac sign Leo which has connection with beginning of second third of astrological circle.
VISHNU in Hindu myths is divine source of preservation of universe which has been created by BRAHMA and can be collapsed SHIVA, that corresponds to value of zodiac sign Sagittarius which has connection with beginning of third third of astrological circle.
Initial point in creation of universe in the context of Vedic mythology is PRAJAPATI who caused occurrence of sky and ground, namely birth of DYAUS and PRITHVI. Therefore BRAHMA in Hindu myths as founder of universe has been compared to characteristics of PRAJAPATI.
Also BRAHMA in Hindu myths has been compared to characteristics of INDRA and BRHASPATI which alongside with PRAJAPATI correspond with the center of universe.
INDRA as son of PRAJAPATI is brother of DYAUS and PRITHVI also AGNI and SOMA, namely personification of global center of four world elements of air, ground, fire, water.
BRHASPATI or otherwise BRAHMANASPATI is divine regulator of mutual relations in hierarchical pantheon of three levels of universe, namely heavenly, atmospheric and terrestrial gods.
In total BRAHMA in Hindu myths became equivalent to god YAHWE or JEHOVAH whose name is unpronounceable in the context of Jewish biblical religious philosophy. Because BRAHMA has been compared to deities which correspond with unpronounceable sounds of speech.
Also SHIVA and VISHNU in Hindu myths have received characteristics which are complex images of Vedic gods.
In particular SHIVA and VISHNU are equivalent to mythological images of DYAUS and PRITHVI also DAKSHA and TVASTAR which were primogenitors for hierarchical pantheon of heavenly, atmospheric and terrestrial gods, also ancestors of various classes of demonic entities.
More detail information on parities of Hindu myths and philosophical concepts of Hinduism with ancient texts of Vedas I shall try to publish in the future.

I hope that information about Vedic mythology on nine pages in this section of website will help in understanding of Vedas which are considered as dictation of gods. Also in comprehension of Brahmanas and Upanishads which are comments to Vedas.
Also I hope that parities of Vedic gods with letters of contemporary Russian alphabet will be actual for comprehension of complex phonetic proportions and correlations of human speech sounds in linguistics.
Also I hope that parities of letters of contemporary Russian alphabet with numbers in numerology and signs of zodiac in astrology will be expedient for calculations which allow to understand metalinguistic senses of words and meanings of human names.
Besides I hope that information on celestial pantheon of Vedic gods will be actual for people who are interested in the Indian astrology, because knowledge of astrologers of modern India are based on conceptions of Hindu myths which have essential differences from mythology of ancient Vedas.

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