The mysteries of Aryan civilization. A. G. Vinogradov

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      26 When Ushanas (and you) from afar

      Arrived at Ukshno Randhra,

      He roared with fear like the sky.

      34 Even the mountains bow down,

      Considering ourselves to be hollows,

      Even the rocks gave in.

      VIII. 32. (To Indra)

      25 Who split the container of water

      (And) let the rivers flow down

      26 … killed Vritra,

      Aurnavabhu, Ahisuva.

      He threw snow at Arbuda.

      VIII. 45. (To Indra)

      30 Who just cut for Trishoka

      A wide mountain that makes up the bosom,

      VIII. 96. (To Indra)

      …We want to sit down with Indra with bows.

      Leaning back from Vritra’s snort…

      X. 49. (To Indra)

      6 … When growing, gradually spreading

      Far beyond the bounds of space, I turned into heavenly bodies.

      X. 55. (To Indra)

      8 … having drunk catfish, rising to the sky

      The hero in the battle blew the dasya away.

      X. 89. (To Indra)

      7 He killed Vritra like an ax to the trees,

      He broke through the fortresses, just as he drilled the river beds.

      He split the mountain, just like a new pot.

      X. 111. (To Indra)

      4 … He pulled a lot of spaces down,

      …Through what a huge sky he penetrated with the help of the sun!

      6 After the vajra, the killer of Vritra has prostrated Vritra.

      The sorcery of a non-god gaining strength

      You, impudent, defiantly defeated there.

      X. 11З. (To Indra)

      6 … When the formidable powerfully cut Vritra,

      Holding water, surrounded by darkness.

      7 … Thick darkness enveloped the dead.

      8 … The Vritru snake, defeated by the blow of Indra,

      He ate dry food like Agni with fangs…».

      The catastrophe affected the entire Northern Hemisphere, including Europe, and reached South America. But the catastrophe affected the Great Lakes region more than the regions located to the south. Shock waves spread across North America, Europe and North Asia. By the time the waves began to calm down and the raging wind began to decrease, tens of millions of animals and most people in the Northern Hemisphere were killed.

      The survivors fought to return to normal existence. After a few months, the situation began to stabilize, but in many areas the ground remained scorched and black. Collision, fires and waves destroyed vast tracts of the most fertile land along the ocean coast and river tributaries. Europe and North Africa were relatively quiet, but the damage from the collision was significant: tens of millions of animals died, large tracts of vegetation were burned and devastated. Europe seems to have suffered the least. In general, the territories at the edge of the glacier in Europe and Asia, remote from the seas and directions of the axis of fall, suffered less. The description in the texts of the events in these places speaks of the beginning of the growth of the forest, the augmentation of lands and the descent of waters.

      «Rig Veda. I. 81. To Indra.

      1 … He filled the earthly space,

      Pressed light spaces into the sky.

      I.103. To Indra.

      2 He strengthened the earth and expanded.

      After killing with the vajra (Vritra), he released the flow of water.

      He killed the snake, split Rauchina.

      I.187. The glorification of food.

      6 … With your help, he killed the snake.

      7 When, O food, that came

      Shining mountains.

      II. 11. To Indra.

      2 You have released, O Indra, the great (rivers) that you have swollen,

      Numerous snake-laden, O hero.

      7 … The earth is flat,

      Even the mountain, trying to escape, stopped.

      8 The mountain sat down, not dodging.

      He roared, thundering in tune with the mothers.

      Amplifying the sound far to the limit

      They spread the whistle made by Indra.

      II. 20. To Indra.

      7 … He gave birth to earth and waters for man.

      III. 30. To Indra.

      9 You have seated in a place, O Indra, abundant,

      A moving, great, endless land.

      the bull strengthened the sky, airspace,

      Let the waters flow here, awakened to life by you!

      III. 31. To Indra.

      13 When the great Dhishana, in order to push (Vritra), set

      (The one) who grew up in one day, spread among two worlds,

      16 And the flowing waters this friend is at home

      Directed to one goal, shimmering with all colors,

      20 The spreading mists became transparent:

      Take us safely to the other side of them!

      III. 34. To Indra.

      3 … He made the sounds of the nights clear.

      7 With a fight, with power, Indra created a wide space

      IV. 19. To Indra.

      5 … You have calmed the flowing through, kept the waves.

      You have let flow, O Indra, closed rivers.

      8 Many glorified dawns and autumn

      He let rivers flow by killing Vritra.

      Blocked, squeezed jets

      Opened Indra to flow on the ground.

      VI.11. (To Indra)

      He spread the earth – a great miracle! – wide…

      When not-god, hid against the gods,

      They chose Indra to fight for the sun.

      VI. 72. (To Indra-Soma)

      2 O Indra-Soma, you light the morning dawn,

      You lead the sun upward with light.

      You have strengthened the sky with a fastener,

      You have spread out mother earth wide.

      3 O Indra-Soma, the snake that dammed the waters,

      You are killing – Vritra. The sky allowed you.

      You set the rivers in motion

      Made many seas wide.

      VШ. 12. (To Indra)

      3 Thanks to which you drove to Sindhu

      Great waters like chariots

      So that they flow in the right way – we ask for it.

      9 Indra by the rays of the sun

      Burns