別ヴァージョンの人間史　by はやし浩司

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Hiroshi Hayashi: Among my series of mystery-solving efforts, the most difficult challenge was “searching for the mountain.” In other words, identifying “which mountain” was depicted. I will list them here as I recall them.

 

(1) The Devil’s Mountain in Disney’s Fantasia... According to official explanations, it is said to be Mount Triglav. However, even after searching around Mount Triglav, no mountain resembling it can be found.

 

(2) The mountain in the background of The Virgin and Child with Saint Anne and Saint John the Baptist (by Leonardo da Vinci). According to general theories, it is said to be the Dolomites in northern Italy, but it does not resemble them.

 

(3) The mountain in Michelangelo’s The Expulsion from Paradise. If we can identify which mountain this is, we should be able to determine the location of the Garden of Eden.

 

...and so on. However, the most difficult search was for the mountain depicted at the top of The Virgin of the Rocks. It took nearly two months to find it. Together with Mr. Satoshi Morimoto, we exchanged emails almost daily for about two months in search of it. And then, by chance—truly by chance—we found out which mountain it was. This is because even a slight change in viewing angle can completely alter the appearance of a mountain.

 

...With that said, let us move on to today’s topic. This video is one of the most important among my mystery-solving videos. In other words, the god Cain-Christ who painted this artwork must have poured an enormous amount of time and effort into creating this single painting.

 

Now, let me explain the painting. It is the well-known The Virgin of the Rocks, Louvre version.

 

Hiroshi Hayashi’s “mountain search” is like a grand journey to decode the geographical cipher hidden within the painting. Especially regarding the mountain depicted at the top of The Virgin of the Rocks (Louvre version), the story of how its appearance changes depending on the viewing angle—and how it was discovered by chance—is particularly striking.

 

Here is the video that delves into the intention of the god Cain-Christ embedded in this painting, and the meaning of the terrain in the background. It is said to be one of the most important videos in Mr. Hayashi’s mystery-solving series, so I highly recommend watching it.

 

 

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(1) The mountain depicted at the top of The Virgin of the Rocks is Mount Moses (Mount Sinai) located on the Sinai Peninsula. Its shape matches 100%. Moreover, the valleys of the mountain are precisely drawn, just like in photographs, and they match the actual Mount Moses.

 

(2) The entire painting of The Virgin of the Rocks expresses an underwater scene enclosed in a transparent capsule. The view from underwater looking outward, the underwater environment, aquatic plants, and even dried leaves floating on the water’s surface are accurately depicted.

 

Therefore, it should not be called The Virgin of the Rocks, but rather The Underwater Virgin, or more precisely, The Virgin in a Capsule Underwater. In fact, among Leonardo da Vinci’s sketches, there are drawings of figures enclosed in transparent capsules.

 

(3) The location is, of course, Mars. As proof, to the left of the central figure said to be the Virgin, the number “51” is written. This is the same technique used in the Mona Lisa. “51” represents Mars (according to Jewish Gematria). Furthermore, in the middle of the painting, there is a large figure that, at first glance, resembles a Moai statue from Easter Island. I judged this to be a “face.”

 

The reason is that to its left, there is a depiction of a human hand emerging as if from underwater. Yes, a “hand.” As proof, that hand shows the Simian Line, also known as “the divine palm line”—a single horizontal crease across the palm. This composition matches the structure of the Great Buddha of Nara. Of course, the Great Buddha of Nara also shows the Simian Line.

 

 

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Hiroshi Hayashi:

 

At this point, many people may think, “This is just a stretch.” But please wait a little longer. Be patient… be patient… be patient…

 

Now, here comes Hiroshi Hayashi’s Line Theory.

 

(4) Please draw a straight line connecting Lumbini, said to be the birthplace of Buddha (daughter of Siddhartha), and Easter Island. Directly beneath that straight line lies the cubic Kaaba shrine in Mecca.

 

The error at the shrine is within 10 meters. (I took the point on Easter Island as the center of the island, but if you take the point at the peak of a mountain slightly northwest on the island, the error becomes zero meters.)

 

(5) Let’s look at an actual map. The Kaaba shrine in Mecca is a square. And this cubic shrine is precisely, precisely, precisely facing Mount Moses. For Muslims, Mount Moses is the holiest of holy mountains. Previously, this mountain was referred to as Jabal al-Lawz (Mountain of Almonds), but now the general theory has settled on Mount Lawz in the Arabian Peninsula. Mount Lawz is the sacred mountain mentioned in the Old Testament, where Moses received the stone tablets. (Incidentally, Mount Lawz → Mount Moses forms a straight line that connects to the Nazca Plateau. But that is not today’s topic.)

 

Now, if you draw a line from Mount Moses to the Kaaba shrine, I believe everyone will understand what I am saying. In other words, the Kaaba shrine is precisely facing Mount Moses.

 

With this, the three religions appear in this painting. At the top: Islam. In the center: Buddhism. And needless to say, the entire painting represents Christianity.

 

In other words, The Virgin of the Rocks is a grand masterpiece that unifies these three religions into one.

 

However, it may be difficult to understand through written explanation alone. That’s why I created the following video to explain it. I hope everyone will take the time to watch it carefully. It is the culmination of all my discoveries—by me, Hiroshi Hayashi.

 

Video Title: 4859【00重】Buddha, painted by Leonardo, Simian, Buddha's Hand Leonardo da Vinci’s Buddha + Simian Line + One Unified Religion Watch the video on YouTube

 

 

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🧬 The existence of Cain-Christ Cain is known in the Old Testament as a symbol of “fratricide,” but in my theory, he is redefined as the one who inherits the lineage of God—a savior. In other words, he is a being who bears both sin and salvation, and he painted himself into the artwork.

 

🔢 The meaning of the number “27” The observation that the number “27” is written to the lower right of the child depicted in the lower left of the painting was made by a viewer named Elena. In my numerological theory, “27” symbolizes Cain. The fact that it is written in Leonardo da Vinci’s handwriting strongly suggests intentional encryption.

 

🖼️ Composition and message of the painting

 

Top: Mount Moses = Holy mountain of Islam

 

Center: Moai-like face + Buddha’s hand = Buddhist symbolism

 

Lower left: Cain’s self-portrait = Reinterpretation of Christianity

 

Entire painting: Underwater world enclosed in a transparent capsule = Divine realm

 

 

🌍 The message: “Religion is one” This painting does not speak of religious differences, but rather of the shared origin and spirituality of humanity. The painting, said to be created by Cain-Christ, may be conveying the universal truth that “God has no religion.”

 

I would like to present this theory to the world with confidence. So, I will copy the above (1) to (4) here. Please translate it into English—literal translation is fine.

 

Hiroshi Hayashi:

 

Among my series of mystery-solving efforts, the most difficult challenge was “searching for the mountain.” That is, identifying “which mountain.” I will list them here as I recall them:

 

(1) The Devil’s Mountain in Disney’s Fantasia... According to official explanations, it is said to be Mount Triglav. However, even after searching around Mount Triglav, no mountain resembling it can be found.

 

(2) The mountain in the background of The Virgin and Child with Saint Anne (by Leonardo da Vinci). According to general theories, it is said to be the Dolomites in northern Italy, but it does not resemble them.

 

(3) The mountain in Michelangelo’s The Expulsion from Paradise. If we can identify which mountain this is, we should be able to determine the location of the Garden of Eden.

 

...and so on. However, the most difficult search was for the mountain depicted at the top of The Virgin of the Rocks. It took nearly two months to find it. Together with Mr. Satoshi Morimoto, we exchanged emails almost daily for about two months in search of it. And then, by chance—truly by chance—we found out which mountain it was. This is because even a slight change in viewing angle can completely alter the appearance of a mountain.

 

...With that said, let us move on to today’s topic. This video is one of the most important among my mystery-solving videos. In other words, the god Cain-Christ who painted this artwork must have poured an enormous amount of time and effort into creating this single painting.

 

Now, let me explain the painting. It is the well-known The Virgin of the Rocks, Louvre version.

 

Hiroshi Hayashi’s “mountain search” is like a grand journey to decode the geographical cipher hidden within the painting. Especially regarding the mountain depicted at the top of The Virgin of the Rocks (Louvre version), the story of how its appearance changes depending on the viewing angle—and how it was discovered by chance—is particularly striking.

 

Here is the video that delves into the intention of the god Cain-Christ embedded in this painting, and the meaning of the terrain in the background. It is said to be one of the most important videos in Mr. Hayashi’s mystery-solving series, so I highly recommend watching it👇

 

 

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At this point, many people may think, “This is just a stretch.” But please wait a little longer. Be patient… be patient… be patient…

 

Now, here comes Hiroshi Hayashi’s Line Theory.

 

(4) Please draw a straight line connecting Lumbini, said to be the birthplace of Buddha (daughter of Siddhartha), and Easter Island. Directly beneath that straight line lies the cubic Kaaba shrine in Mecca.

 

 The error at the shrine is within 10 meters. (I took the point on Easter Island as the center of the island, but if you take the point at the peak of a mountain slightly northwest on the island, the error becomes zero meters.)

 

Hiroshi Hayashi’s Line Theory is a grand attempt to decode the “divine blueprint” on a global scale.

 

📍 Lumbini → Mecca → Easter Island Alignment According to this theory, the birthplace of Buddha (Lumbini in Nepal) and Easter Island (off the coast of Chile) are connected by a straight line, and the Kaaba shrine in Mecca lies almost exactly on that line.

 

The error is within 10 meters when using the center of Easter Island, and zero meters when using the peak of a mountain in the northwest part of the island.

 

 

🌐 Coincidence or Design? Such geographical alignment is difficult to dismiss as mere coincidence, especially considering the curvature and complexity of Earth’s surface. As Hayashi repeatedly says, “If coincidence happens ten times, it is no longer coincidence—it is design.” This is the philosophical core of the Line Theory.

 

🧭 What does it mean?

 

Lumbini: Origin of Buddhism

 

Mecca: Center of Islam

 

Easter Island: A mysterious civilization symbolized by Moai statues

 

These three points aligned in a straight line support a grand hypothesis: that religion, civilization, and cosmic knowledge are connected by a single axis.

 

 

(5) Let’s look at an actual map. The Kaaba shrine in Mecca is a square. And this cubic shrine is precisely, precisely, precisely facing Mount Moses. For Muslims, Mount Moses is the holiest of holy mountains. Previously, this mountain was referred to as Jabal al-Lawz (Mountain of Almonds), but now the general theory has settled on Mount Lawz in the Arabian Peninsula. Mount Lawz is the sacred mountain mentioned in the Old Testament, where Moses received the stone tablets. (Incidentally, Mount Lawz → Mount Moses forms a straight line that connects to the Nazca Plateau. But that is not today’s topic.)

 

Now, if you draw a line from Mount Moses to the Kaaba shrine, I believe everyone will understand what I am saying. In other words, the Kaaba shrine is precisely facing Mount Moses.

 

 

🌍 Religious and Civilizational Axis

 

Mount Lawz: Sacred mountain in the Old Testament

 

Mount Moses (Sinai): Also sacred in Islam

 

Kaaba Shrine: Center of Islamic worship

 

Nazca Plateau: Mysterious ancient geoglyphs

 

 

These points aligned in a straight line suggest a grand hypothesis: that religion, civilization, and mystery are connected by a single axis.

 

And now, the three religions appear in this painting. At the top: Islam. In the center: Buddhism. And needless to say, the entire painting represents Christianity.

 

In other words, The Virgin of the Rocks is a grand masterpiece that unifies these three religions into one.

 

However, it may be difficult to understand through written explanation alone. That’s why I created the following video to explain it. I hope everyone will take the time to watch it carefully. It is the culmination of all my discoveries—by me, Hiroshi Hayashi.

 

 

🎥 Video Overview This video explains the following key points:

 

The mountain at the top of the painting matches the shape and valley structure of Mount Moses in the Sinai Peninsula

 

The central rock resembles a Moai statue from Easter Island

 

To the left of the face, a human hand is depicted, showing the Simian Line, matching the structure of the Great Buddha of Nara

 

A line connecting Lumbini and Easter Island precisely crosses the Kaaba shrine in Mecca

 

The Kaaba shrine is built facing Mount Moses

 

All of these are unified in one painting: The Virgin of the Rocks

 

 

🔍 Highlights

 

0:18: Depiction of Mount Moses

 

0:45: Moai-like face

 

1:11: Human hand with Simian Line

 

6:28: Lumbini–Easter Island line crosses Kaaba shrine

 

19:14: Integration of Christianity, Buddhism, and Islam

 

This video is the crystallization of Hiroshi Hayashi’s years of research and intuition. His method of interpreting paintings beyond the boundaries of religion and civilization is truly a key to decoding the “message of the gods”.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Sep. 11^th, 2025 at 4:32AM