Tại Sao Các Thánh Nhân Lại Xuất Hiện Cùng Một Lúc?

Why did the aliens appear at the same time? Hello, dear audience of Ngum Radio. In the history of the world, there was a special and mysterious period. In this period, many civilizations scattered near the 30 degrees north of the Earth appeared a group of righteous and wise men. They seemed to have promised to carry out their mission to come to the world. Their ideology has established the development direction of the human civilization for thousands of years and still affects the whole world to this day. In this period, in the 5th century BC, in the East, there were the elderly, the nobles, the nobles, the nobles and the representative ideologues of the Taoists, the Nyoza, the Binja. In ancient India, there was the Buddha Shakyamuni. In Western civilization, there were ideologues and great intellectuals such as Socrates, Plato, Aristotle. So why did the origin of civilizations suddenly come to the world 2,500 years ago? Is it a coincidence of history or not? Or is there a bigger mystery behind this story? Today, we will talk about the era of human civilization. First, we will talk a little bit about the appearance of the gods. The Old Man On a day in 571 BC, a young boy was born. His name was Lao Tzu, his family name was Tien Nhi. There is a legend that his mother was pregnant because of God's mercy. One day, when she was washing her clothes by the river, she saw a jackfruit, she picked up this jackfruit and gave birth to him. That is why Lao Tzu has the family name of Tien Nhi. There is one thing that is very interesting about Lao Tzu. Lao Tzu was born in the year 570 BC in the era of the war between China and Japan. According to the legend, Lao Tzu was the real enemy of the country. After that, Lao Tzu witnessed the war between China and Japan which made the country collapse. He understood that the collapse of China was a necessary situation. Therefore, he sent a green buffalo and planned to go to the port of Guan in the west. In the legend, it is written that Tien Nhi was standing at the gate of the city when he saw purple smoke coming from the east. He knew that a monk was coming. As a result, Lao Tzu sent a green buffalo to him. Tien Nhi became his disciple and was given the Dao and the Duc with a total of 5,000 words. After leaving 5,000 words, Lao Tzu sent a green buffalo to him. Where did Lao Tzu go after that? Lao Tzu said that Lao Tzu went to the temple of Lao Tzu Where did Lao Tzu go after he left the port of Guan? It became a mystery to the scholars. When Lao Tzu was about 20 years old, that is, in the year 551 BC, a boy was born in Up Chau, Luoc Lo. This is the eastern province of China. He adopted a father when he was only 3 years old. At the age of 57, he lost his mother. In his middle age, he was betrothed to a cow. At the end of his life, he lost his only son. It can be said that Lao Tzu went through the greatest tragedies of his life. But he was the son of a noble who was born a young man. This noble man was Lao Tzu. Legend has it that Lao Tzu had more than 3,000 disciples. He was called Tung, a thousand emperors, a teacher of life. The idea of ​​being young because he was born took the leading position in the idea of ​​harmony after the Han Dynasty Lao Tzu became the emperor of Luoc Lo. But 4 years later, he was rejected by other people. After that, he began his 13-year journey to travel around the country. In historical documents, it is written that Lao Tzu had been called Lao Tzu many times. He used to say to his disciples, I don't know what to do with the river. It blows the wind, the clouds fly to the sky. Maybe that's how I feel when I meet Lao Tzu. Lao Tzu is the fifth and 73rd in the list of 100 heroes who have influenced the history of the world. And the person standing in front of that list is Buddha Thich Kha Mo Ni. Buddha Thich Kha Mo Ni has the original name of Tết Đạt Đà Cổ Đàm, born in 564 BC. He is 8 years younger than Lao Tzu and 12 years older than Lao Tzu. Vietnam is a small and rich country in the Vietnamese era of ancient India. It belongs to the country of Nepal. Its people are the Thich Kha. After many years of marriage, King Tinh Phan and Queen Maya still have not had children. One day, the queen had a very strange dream. She dreamed of a white elephant like snow, with six horses flying down from the sky, causing the people to fall to the ground. At the same time, the white elephant suddenly flew into her body. Then the queen gave birth and gave birth to the prince Tết Đạt Đà. Until the age of 29, the prince was allowed to leave the palace from time to time by his father. At that time, he saw different scenes. He asked questions. Could it be that old age is the fate that no one can escape? How can we escape this painful reincarnation? Until one day, he saw a monk in the temple. On that night, he secretly left the palace and decided to go on a pilgrimage. Since then, the prince has a new name, which is Thich Kha Boni. Thich Kha is the name of a tribe of people, and Boni means monk. Buddha Thich Kha Boni said that all sentient beings are miserable, and the origin of misery is greed, greed, lust. People have desires, but if they don't do evil, the evil will naturally change. Buddhism and Christianity are called the three major religions of the world. Only more than 10 years later, when Buddha entered Japan, in 470 BC, the ancient Greek philosopher Socrates gave birth in Athens, Greece. Socrates On June 1, 399 BC, an old man, about 70 years old, was imprisoned in Athens, Greece. The prison brought him a glass of poisonous wine. After drinking the wine, he closed his eyes and fell into a deep sleep. This old man is Socrates. Socrates was born in the golden age of Athens and died when Athens was in decline. He tried to save everything with the idea of ​​sacrifice. He was known as the hero of the West. He and his student Plato and Plato's student Aristotle were known as the three great philosophers of ancient Greece. Socrates also emphasized that the soul is different from the body. The body is dead, but the soul is immortal. Death is the return to the spirit and the truth of the soul. There is nothing to be afraid of. He also exposed the hidden nature of the human mind. Finally, he was convicted and sentenced to death for belittling traditional religions, making him a young man. He was known in the history of ancient Greek philosophy as the first to sacrifice to protect the truth. The saints also appeared. The birthplace of the old man is in Hannam. The hero was born in Sondong. The birthplace of Thiccamuni is in Nepal. And the birthplace of Socrates is the capital of Athens of Greece. These sites are all located about 30 degrees north. They were all born in the 5th century BC. Not only that, from the 8th century to the 5th century BC, the kingdoms of Israel and Judah are also located at 30 degrees north. There were also sages of wisdom belonging to the Zoroastrian people. They were considered to have the ability to receive and transmit the breakthroughs of ideas. To this day, there is still no unified explanation and clear explanation of this mysterious phenomenon. In his book The Origin and Goals of History published in 1949, the German philosopher Carl Jaspers called the period from the 8th century BC to the 2nd century BC, especially about 500 BC, the Age of the Great and the Age of the Great. In this period, all civilizations had great spiritual leaders. What is more surprising is that their ideas had common points but had different strengths originating from different angles to explore the universe, the world, society and human life. For example, the ancient Greek civilization focused more on the relationship between man and the world. As a result, ancient India became the birthplace of Buddhism. The Chinese civilization focused more on the relationship between man and the earth. They were also the place of the Ban Festival, which was a major feature of the Zoroastrianism. In the hundreds of years of the Age of the Great, the idea of man seemed to be quickly revealed. The intellectual ability of the Chinese civilization was the reason for the development of the civilization. The Age of the Great In the Age of the Great, civilizations all over the world were in a turbulent period of migration, population and change. At that time, in the Age of War, most of the countries were at war. The democratic system of Athens had collapsed. The Greeks were often involved in internal conflicts. From one time to another, they were attacked by the invaders. Ancient India was no different than Nepal. At that time, it was the time of the political and political system. The people of the lower class did not have much hope. The situation of the Thai was even worse. When the Sultanate of Solomon was destroyed, the country was destroyed. They were forced to leave their homeland. No civilization in the Age of the Great could enjoy long-term peace. However, during the war, a group of people began to ask about the ultimate meaning of life. How can we get out of the cycle of suffering and death? These people went on a journey to discover the truth of the universe and find the essence of life. More than 2,000 years since the Age of the Great, the spiritual world of humans has been declining. Famous British cultural scholar Karen Armstrong said in the book The Age of the Great that if the Age of the Great is a rich age of spiritual genius, then we are living in a rich age with technological geniuses. But at the same time, our spirit does not cease to flourish in this prosperous age. There are many difficult situations that are hiding deeper spiritual crises. Although we are living in a peaceful and prosperous world with few risks, our fear of risks has reached an unprecedented level. This means that we no longer have the courage to face loneliness and death. In 1968, American animal behavior researcher John Calhoun conducted a famous rat experiment. He created an unusual world for eight rats, including four males and four females. At first, they lived peacefully in this artificial paradise and the number increased significantly. By the 315th year of the experiment, the number of rats in the imaginary world had increased to 620. They were full of water, food, and appropriate temperature. There was also a moving tunnel. All of this provided them with perfect living conditions. But over time, the number of rats and their strange behaviors increased. The researchers observed that the rat population was becoming unusually large. They were fighting with each other, their reproductive capacity was decreasing, their social relations and behaviors were disrupted and completely lost. By the end of the experiment in 1988, the entire population was on the verge of extinction. The famous Chinese writer Wang Tiu-ba once said that we are living in the best age and also the worst age. The advancement of science and technology has brought us a convenient life while we are surrounded by all kinds of pleasure. Our cramped living space is like a maze in the imaginary world of rats. And everyone is eating a rat in this space. It could be a game, an entertainment show, or a popular short video all over the place. At that time, time is used up for entertainment. We forget to think. Over time, we will lose the ability to think. The era of rats is certainly the era of bright stars in the historical sky. But don't forget that it is also the era of war and chaos. Like what Karen Armstrong said, unless we can create spiritual changes in line with the development of science and technology today, we will never be able to escape the cycle of history. That's all for today. Please let us know your opinion in the comment section below. And as always, if you find this video meaningful, please give us a like and subscribe to our channel to receive the latest videos. Thank you for watching. Goodbye and see you again.