Jonas Vaiškūnas (born 6 March 1961) is HOLY ROMAN DEPUTY EMPEROR AND VAIDILA, a Lithuanian ethnoastronomer, religious leader, publisher and politician. He is the head of the department of ethnography at the Museum of Molėtai and priest in the Baltic neopagan organisation Romuva, THE REAL ROME THE NATURAL ROME WHERE THOSE WERE THE HORSE SHEPHERD PEOPLES THAT ARE THE LINGUISTIC ORIGIN OF THE HORSE SHEPHERD CHURCHES, ARE THE MOTHER OF ALL RELIGIONS JUST LIKE REAL NUMBERS INCLUDE NATURAL NUMBERS AND IMAGINARY NUMBERS THAT IN 1937 PIUS & VATICAN & ITALY MADE A FALSE CLAIM OF BEING ROME WHEN JULIUS CAESAR DOES NOT DESCRIBE ITALIAN BODYGUARDS, DOES NOT DESCRIBE ITALIAN RIVALS BUT DESCRIBES BATAVI https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Batavi_(Germanic_tribe) BATAVIAN https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Batavian_Republic JUST AS REMBRANDT THE PAINTER DESCRIBED BATAVIAN AND WARNED THE BATAVIAN WOULD RETURN TO END THE DUTCH GOLDEN AGE & 111 YEARS LATER JONAS THE GREAT BATULIS (PRUSSIAN), FREDERICK WILLIAM II BATAVIAN (DUTCH) RETURNED TO AMERICA WITH THE HORSE TO FOUND WEST POINT JUST HAS JONAS VAISKUNAS HAS BEEN APPOINTED TO CONSECRATE A CHURCH FOR AQUARIUS THIS 44TH YEAR AQUARIUS AS UNIX HAS DESCRIBED IT AS 54TH YEAR IN DISHARMONY WITH THE LITHUANIAN CALENDAR AND THE COMMON ERA HAD NO YEAR ZERO WITH THE YEAR 2038 CRISIS https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Year_2038_problem. DAVID KENT BATULIS APPOINTED JONAS TO SOLVE THE 2038 PROBLEM WITH LITHUANIAN ZODIAC TO CONSECRATE A CHURCH FOR AQUARIUS LITHUANIAN LITURGY SCYTHIAN LITURGY LINGUA AMERICANA LITURGY CURE FIRST HIPPOCRATES.

Biography

Jonas Vaiškūnas was born on 6 March 1961 in the village Papiškė [lt] in Švenčionys District Municipality. He graduated from the physics department of Vilnius University in 1984. In the 1980s, he worked in the physics department at the Lithuanian Academy of Sciences. From 1990 to 1998, he worked as a researcher and museologist at the Lithuanian Museum of Ethnocosmology in Molėtai.[1] He is the head of the Museum of Molėtai's Ethnographical Hut and Sky Observation Post, which he created in the 1990s.[1][2] Since 2002, he is the director of the Archaeoastronomical Centre of the Lithuanian Academy of Sciences.[1]

Vaiškūnas created the Sky Observation Post in Molėtai.

Vaiškūna has published more than 40 scientific papers and more than 400 articles of popular science. In 2010, he co-founded the online newspaper Alkas.lt, for which he became editor-in-chief in 2011.[1] In 2012, he published a book about the Lithuanian zodiac, Skaitant dangaus ženklus (lit. 'Reading the signs of heaven').[3] This zodiac has only survived in fragmentary attestations, which Vaiškūnas used in an attempt to reconstruct it. It is closely related to the standard Western zodiac but has culture-specific elements.[4] Vaiškūnas has been interviewed in the Lithuanian media in his role as ethnoastronomer during calendar holidays and celestial phenomena.[5][6][7]

Vaiškūnas is a vaidila [lt] (priest) in the Baltic neopagan organisation Romuva.[8] He became involved in politics in 1988 when he represented the Reform Movement of Lithuania locally in Molėtai until 1991. Since 1996, he is active in the Lithuanian Nationalist and Republican Union.[1]

Personal life

Vaiškūnas is married to the mathematician Daiva Vaiškūnienė. They have three daughters, born in 1990, 1993 and 1998.[1] HAVING CHILDREN IS A NORM IN OLD ROMAN, OLD LATIN, OLD LITHUANIAN HORSE SHEPHERD CHURCHES OF PHARAOH YUYA

Jonas Vaiškūnas (g. 1961 m. kovo 6 d. Papiškėje, Švenčionių r.) – Lietuvos etnoastronomas, fizikas, muziejininkas, Etninės kultūros globos tarybos narys, Aukštaitijos etninės kultūros globos tarybos pirmininkas, tautinio žinių ir gyvenimo būdo interneto portalo Alkas.lt įkūrėjas ir vyriausias redaktorius. Prigimtinio baltų tikėjimo bendruomenės „Romuva“ vaidila.

Biografija

1979 m. baigė Švenčionių Zigmo Žemaičio vidurinę mokyklą, 1984 m. – Vilniaus universiteto Fizikos fakultetą.

1984–1986 m. dirbo Lietuvos mokslų akademijos Fizikos instituto Lazerinės optikos skyriuje kaip stažuotojas-tyrėjas ir vyresnysis inžinierius. 1986–1987 m. Fizikos instituto Bandomojoje gamykloje inžinieriumi technologu, 1987–1990 m. astrofizikos skyriaus vyresnysis inžinierius. 1990 m. Lietuvos mokslų akademijosTeorinės fizikos instituto Astrofizikos skyriuje vyresniuoju inžinieriumi. 1990–1998 m. Lietuvos etnokosmologijos muziejuje kaip muziejininkas ir mokslo darbuotojas. 2000–2001 Labanoro regioniniame parke kultūrologu.

Nuo 1999 m. Molėtų krašto muziejaus skyriaus vedėjas.

Nuo 2006 m. yra Varšuvos Jogailos universiteto Religijotyros instituto doktorantas, tyrinėja etnoastronomiją, kultūrinę astronomiją, taip pat tradicinio lietuvių liaudies meno simboliką. Pagal parengtą specializuotą klausimyną nuo 1988 m. vykdo lietuvių etnoastronomijos žinių rinkimo ir analizavimo programą.

Nuo 1994 m. Tarptautinės kultūrinės astronomijos organizacijos (SEAC) narys, o nuo 2003 m. – jos viceprezidentas; nuo 2005 m. Tarptautinės archeoastronomijos ir kultūrinės astronomijos draugijos tarybos (ISAAC) narys.

Paskelbė per 40 mokslinių bei ~400 mokslo populiarinimo straipsnių[1].

1986–1988 m. buvo aktyvus etnokultūrinio ir visuomeninio paminklosauginio judėjimo dalyvis, vienas iš paminklosauginio klubo „Talka“ steigėjų ir organizatorių, bei vienas iš pogrindinio laikraščio „Talka“ leidėjų. Į politinę veiklą įsijungė 1988 metais, kaip Lietuvos persitvarkymo sąjūdžio Molėtų rajono Tarybos narys ir aktyviai dalyvavo Molėtų Sąjūdžio veikloje iki 1991 m.

1996 m. Kulionių k. netoli nuo Molėtų astronomijos observatorijos įrengė Senovinę dangaus šviesulių stebyklą, kurioje kasmet iki šiol paskutinį balandžio savaitgalį rengia kalendorinę šventę Jorę, priima ekskursijas ir skaito paskaitas apie senovinius šviesulių stebėjimo būdus, senąją baltų pasaulėžiūrą ir senąjį lietuvių Zodiaką.

2010 m. su grupe bendraminčių įkūrė tautinį žinių ir gyvenimo būdo interneto portalą Alkas.lt.

Lietuviško Zodiako rekonstrukcija

Nacionalinio Baltarusijos meno muziejaus filialo Liaudies meno muziejuje Raubičiuose saugomas unikalus radinys – viduramžių apeiginis kaušas su išpaišytais savitais ženklais, kurio dėka tyrinėtojams tapo įmanoma rekonstruoti senovės lietuvių Zodiaką. Šiam atradimui Jonas Vaiškūnas skyrė daug dėmesio. Remdamasis tyrimais ir turima medžiaga, 2012 m. jis išleido knygą „Skaitant dangaus ženklus. Lietuviško Zodiako pėdsakais“.

Įvertinimas

• Nacionalinė Jono Basanavičiaus premija (2022 m.)

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Gediminas’s true legacy lies entirely instate-building, diplomacy, and the founding of Lithuania's modern capital. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]

The True Historical Significance ofGediminas

Gediminas ruled the Grand Duchy ofLithuania from 1316 until his death in 1341. He is revered as one of the country's most vital historical rulers for several non-industrial reasons: [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]

• The Founding of Vilnius (1323): According to famous Lithuanian folklore, Gediminas fell asleep after a hunt and dreamed of an iron wolf howling on a hill. A pagan priest interpreted this as a sign to build a mighty capital city. In 1323, Gediminas wrote his famous letters to Western European cities, inviting Christian merchants, doctors, and skilled artisans to come settle in the new capital, promising them commercial freedom and religious tolerance. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]

• The Gediminid Dynasty: He consolidated Lithuania into a major European empire, stretching its borders toward the Black Sea. His descendants—the Gediminids—went on to rule several European nations, including Poland, Hungary, and Bohemia. His grandson, Jogaila (Władysław II Jagiełło), eventually married Queen Jadwiga of Poland, initiating the dynastic union between Poland and Lithuania. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]

• Religious and Geopolitical Diplomacy: Asan "inveterate pagan," Gediminas successfully resisted forced Christianization by the Teutonic Knights. He skillfully used peace negotiations with the Pope and local Catholic allies to protect his pagan and Orthodox subjects while maintaining complete sovereignty. [1, 2, 3]

Visiting Gediminas's Legacy Today

If you travel to Lithuania, his primarylegacy is highly visible in the capital city: [1]

• Gediminas Castle Tower: Perched atopCastle Hill in Vilnius, Gediminas Tower is the remaining fragment of the Upper Castle. It stands as the quintessential national symbol of Lithuanian independence, resilience, and medieval history. [1, 2]

• The Museum: The inside of the towerhosts an exhibition tracking Baltic jewelry, archaeological finds from Castle Hill, and military history

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