Festival Of Lights

Right now where I am located, it is exactly in the middle of the five days of the ancient Sanskrit 'festival of lights.' 

This is a celebration of the victory of light over darkness, good over evil and knowledge over ignorance. It is also the festival of Opulence (of Parvati and Visnu and Saraswati). This celebration happens in the Hindu month of 'Kartika' - who was/is a son of Parvati, which is one of the reasons Parvati appears in the festival 'pantheon.' She is the source of material wealth and opulence, Lakshmi the source of energy for prosperity, Visnu the most absolute ruler and owner of everything and so he is key to true and complete 'opulence,' and Saraswati the source of learning and wisdom and hence the victory of knowledge over ignorance - and the opulence that ensues as the result.

Christianity is itself essentially a Sanskrit religion and most people in the modern era don't understand that because they are rarely told that the Septuagint was produced by distilling and compiling 'all the sacred books and knowledge of the WHOLE WORLD ('Kousmos'), not as is commonly believed, of the religious writings such as they were then, of the Hebrews. However it is a fact that Jewish scholars predominantly compiled the 'Septuagint Bible.' Yet even so, this book, especially the 'Genesis' part, is actually full of Sanskrit words that are for the most left untranslated or incorrectly translated. 

There is a secret rite among very learned Christian scholars of the Dark Ages, which consisted of their locking themselves into a closed chamber, usually an 'upper room' (because that is how the narrative describes the 'Pentecost' incident) and practicing what for all the world is a Hindu meditation of invoking a spiritual 'light' into their bodies, and which then extends outwards across the world, maybe even 'into the Universe.' And, as these practitioners perform this rite, they create a 'row of lights' across the world - which is basically the Sanskrit texts' conception as described in the ancient Sanskrit mantra word which also means 'row of lights.'

The design on the left arm is the swan of Saraswati

In the ancient Sanskrit Vedas, this 'row of lights' then overcomes all other powers acting in the world. Unless these ancient style of Sanskrit 'wise' or 'holy people' do this rite, darkness and evil and poverty pervades the Earth.