Our hun ancestors showed this to the world (foreign peoples called them east and west,

white or black Huns, Sumerian,

Scythian, Sarmatian, Avar,Party, Alan, or Hungarian.)

They were acting for the same

purpose in the name of the Creating Faith.

Those who are worthy of the name human could

live freely and do their jobs in the world!

But those who only came to do robbery and

exploit others are worthy of punishment!

Rest, we do not want to conquer the world with weapons, as it is our ancestors did.

WE only conquer with our faith from our hearts by our love.

And how why we need weapons, just because of self-knowledge.

The bow:

it shows you, how far we can see and how we can concentrate on the purpose,

to become bow and arrow and by accurately achieving the goal.

The saber:

it teaches how to become one steel, so the steel becomes conscious,

the mind and the body become steely, and by movig in space in a

thousandths of a second to find a goal to achieve it.

The whip:

is a flexible-body wild dragon, one of the goals is also becoming one with him.Its flexibility is an example of a concentrated force, wich is able by gathering power from space by squandering on one square centimeter its devastating power without being anywhere else it would cause harm. All this is done faster and more inexhaustible than the speed of the voice.

The shepherd’s axe:

in an ancient saying the shepherd’s axe served to strike a hole in the sky and from there the divine knowledge could spill to the ground. In a battle when it hurts the enemy (beats a hole) his blood pours from the hole and these two materials meet with the divine knowledge and so he becomes cleverer. During usage, without the right humility against the tool of creation (it means that we are not one with it ), so that way it teaches us the right thoughts as well.

The stick:

the easiest tool, for preparing does not require skills, it is made by the nature ( simple we have to choose one), but if we forget it for a moment to respect it, it turns against us. The size of the hump is directly proportional to our conceit and the pain teaches us respect in the next few days.

The shield:

a special weapon, primarily serves for defense. A part of my body, with it, I can hide it from my opponent, but it will also cover a part of the opponent, and if by using it not aright,the attack can surprise me, so the advantage becomes immediately disadvantage.

The spear:

can be thrown away relatively far, but it is also suitable for fencing. Because it can be used with each hands, we can reach great strength and speed with it and till the last moment you can decide how much to teach your opponent with hitting, beating or stinging.

The dagger:

in direct combat , close to the body shows mostly our courage, situational awarness, speed.

Combinations of the listed tools:  teaching us that the tool itself is lifeless, though it has a simple conciousness.

The dagger, the saber, the spear stings and cuts. It  is also able to do so, if its grip is not holding by anybody. In the right hands becomes capable for amazing things. The whip, the shield and the stick, if is not used by human, may be nice, though are only objects. Adding to them a human conciousness, they become eye-catching, and the same time effective weapons, and by  them we can also carry great teachings. If I take a tool into one of my hands to overcome a long distance, for example, a whip or a spear, and in the other one for close combat, such as a dagger or a shield, with all the necessary awareness and strength my opponent gets in a distressed position in any case, even he is trying to stay away or to stay close.

About ourselves, our goals, our weapons and about their use of each one by one I could give you lots of information, but  I'll do it personally.

With friendly greetings: Bendegúz Malom and the Csókakői Hun-ok.