And Russia since ancient times, which has become more widely understood by contemporaries, thanks to the discovery in recent years of some documents, according to which more than a century ago the Old Believers-hermits had some connections with the ministers of Tibetan monasteries and sought to comprehend the ancient Eastern secrets.
Tibet has long been famous for its secret knowledge, and therefore a string of secret, then research expeditions stretched there. So, at the beginning of XXArt. Nicholas II sent a secret expedition to Tibet, which, already in a reduced composition, successfully returned back, bringing some information. The members of this expedition were received by the emperor himself and ordered to generously reward its participants. By the way, at this time not only the Russian Emperor was interested in Tibet. During the Russian mission there were also British military formations, whose secret service also carried out a covert operation.
However, let's return to the Old Believers of the Kostroma lands, who presumably from the middle of the 17th century. created their own sect, called simply - "Wanderers". They sent their members to Tibet, and according to some meager data, one of them, called Elder Nikitin, achieved his goal and was accepted by the monks. For a long time he lived in several monasteries and some of the mysteries of the Dunhor-Kalachakra teachings were revealed to him, which consisted in the study of cosmic knowledge, secret phenomena of nature and human abilities, as well as the method of controlling the masses.
At the beginning of XXArt. the elder also successfully returned back, but it is obvious that the Old Believers did not manage to use the secret knowledge they received, and perhaps they did not pursue large-scale revolutionary goals, but only strengthened their faith. Be that as it may, a revolution took place in the country, and history developed in a way known to all now.
The Soviet power that came and strengthened later also turned its gaze to the Old Believers, by the way, at that time Lenin was no longer alive, who was trying to do away with the bearers of any theological knowledge. Gleb Bokiy, who was a member of the OGPU, who was also supported by the great Russian scientist Academician Bekhterev, was actively interested in the secret knowledge of the Old Believers. He knew the telepathic abilities of a person, and he strove to search for new sources of this knowledge.
The Old Believers were forced to cooperate with the Bolsheviks and some artifacts brought from Tibet fell into their hands. Based on the materials received, the secret laboratory initiated an expedition to search for Shambhala, known in the legends, but the participants in this laboratory were soon shot.
At about the same time, on Stalin's instructions, all the famous clairvoyants and astrologers of the country were repressed. It is assumed that the Old Believers suffered the same fate.
It is now unknown what happened to the Tibetan artifacts, whether they are in storage with anyone or not. The mystery of this story is still shrouded in darkness.
The mysterious land of Shambhala, into which only "those whose Thoughts are Impeccably Pure" had the opportunity to enter, still excites the imagination of a person and attracts researchers. The sages of antiquity argued that the search for Shambhala has a beneficial effect on the karma of anyone living, and for a conscious and constant striving for the heights of Shambhala, a person is rewarded during his lifetime
The teaching of Shambhala is so sacred and high that even an insignificant grain of knowledge from Shambhala is gracious in itself and can radically change human life.
Mysterious Asian Shambhala (Tib. Sham - BHA - LA, Shambhala, translated from Skt. "Source of Happiness"), like Atlantis of the Greek sage Plato, gave rise to many conflicting opinions and controversies both in scholars and among readers. They tried to find the legendary shambhala in the Himalayan mountains, in Afghanistan and in the Gobi desert. The first news about Shambhala in Europe appeared in 1627 - it was written about it in the letters of the Jesuit missionaries Stephen Casell and John Cabral. During their visit to Bhutan, they learned about the existence of the country of Shambhala, located on the territory "Which is designated on the European Maps as Great Tartary." This served as the basis for the hypothesis that this northern Shambhala could be located in the center of the southern part of Central Asia.
At the beginning of the 19th century, the Hungarian Tibetan scholar C. de Keres came to the conclusion that the legend of Shambhala reflects the existence of Buddhist centers in Central Asia in the first centuries of our era, which were destroyed by the Arab conquerors in the 7th century. He even determined their coordinates - between 45 and 50 degrees north latitude beyond the Yaksart River (Syrdarya.
At the end of the 19th century, the founder of the Theosophical Society, Helena Blavatskaya, mentions Shambhala in her writings, who gave the following definition: "Shambhala is an extremely mysterious place due to its connection with the future. A city or village, from where, as the prophecy proclaims, the coming messiah will appear. modern Muradabad is identified with Shambhala in Rohilkanda (northwestern provinces of India), while occultism places it in the Himalayas. " However, in the book "The Secret Doctrine" Blavatsky defines the location of Shambhala in another place - in the Gobi.
Historian - orientalist b. Kuznetsov, after deciphering the ancient Tibetan map, substantiated the hypothesis of the identification of Shambhala with Iran. His teacher, historian L. Gumilev, linked the birth of the legend of Shambhala with stories about their homeland of Syrian merchants who came to Tibet.
And the Third Reich was engaged in searches for Shambhala at the state level. The idea of \u200b\u200ba dominant race endowed with mystical powers and supernatural powers was quite attractive to Adolf Hitler. He organized the Third Reich expeditions to Tibet, which followed one after another almost continuously until 1943. The German scholars Escard and Karl Haushoffer, who became the ideological inspirers of the spiritual society "Thule", were based on an ancient legend testifying that a highly developed civilization existed in the Gobi 30 or 40 centuries ago. It was the surviving representatives of the Gobi civilization who migrated to the kingdom of Shambhala and were the main race of humanity, the ancestors of the Aryans.
Attempts were made to penetrate into Tibet and the leadership of the Soviet Ogpu in 1921-1922, 1923-1925. The main purpose of the expeditions was to establish contact with the spiritual ruler of Tibet, the Dalai Lama, to resist the British invasion and to consolidate influence in the region.
The real Himalayan kingdom of Shambhala in the north of India (near the Sita river, surrounded by 8 snowy mountains resembling lotus petals) existed, according to historical chronicles, up to the 15th - 16th centuries. In Tibetan historical writings and in the extensive literature on the Buddhist Kalachakra system, mention is constantly made of Shambhala. There she appears as a Himalayan principality or kingdom. In the kingdom of Shambhala, in which kings - priests ruled, Kalachakra was proclaimed the state religion and then from there it spread to India and Tibet. "To Help the Inhabitants of 96 Regions of His Country, the King of Shambhala Suchandra Went to India and Asked for the Teaching of Kalachakra from Buddha." In the folk legends of Tibet and the Himalayas, Shambhala is a kind of paradise on earth; it is a country of powerful mahatmas, or great masters who control the destinies of humanity.
Over time, Shambhala began to be identified in Buddhism with the "Pure Land", in which all true Buddhists strive to be reborn. They began to speak of Shambhala as a place that is located in another reality or in another dimension, accessible only to spiritually developed individuals. The teaching about the spiritual sphere of Shambhala is central to Kalachakra. The search for the spiritual sphere of Shambhala (a special quality of the spirit) is the ultimate goal of all followers of Kalachakra, the essence of which can be grasped only through complex meditative practices, reaching an enlightened state of mind. In the modern retelling of the ancient legends of Asia, it is said that sages live in Shambhala, who preserve knowledge that gives man power over the world. Only a select few can get to Shambhala. Numerous searches for Shambhala did not lead to anything, therefore it is generally believed that it has now become invisible and moved to another world, but the sages of Shambhala still maintain contact with their chosen representatives of humanity. There is also an ancient Tibetan prophecy, according to which the warriors of Shambhala in the future will come to the aid of humanity and become the victors in the last battle between the forces of light and darkness on earth.
The spiritual shambhala of Buddhists at the beginning of the 20th century became widely known in Europe, where this topic was further developed. At the beginning of the last century, scientific ideas about the universe were very different from modern ones: people believed in Atlantis, a hollow earth, theosophical and occult ideas existed on a par with scientific ones (Theosophy is a religious and mystical doctrine about the unity of the human soul with deity and about the possibility of direct communication with the other world ...
The dissemination of information about Shambhala was facilitated by the publication in 1914 of The Roads of Shambhala, written in the 13th century by Tashi Lama, the third, one of the most revered leaders of the spiritual and political life of Tibet, as well as the publication of reports of the Central Asian expedition of 1925-1932 under the leadership of N. Roerich and his essays "the heart of Asia", "shining shambhala". In his expedition diaries N. Roerich writes about the importance of the concept of shambhala for the peoples of Asia. "This is the place where the earthly world comes into contact with the highest state of consciousness. Shambhala is the most sacred word in Asia." N. K. Roerich, based on information received from Tibetan lamas, speaks of the reality of Shambhala, lost somewhere in the Himalayan mountains, north of Kailash. But in N. Roerich's works there was nothing concrete, except for poetic words and vague legends without references to their source.
The totality of historical evidence makes it possible to conclude that initially the principality or kingdom of Shambhala did not possess any mystical properties, did not stand out among the adjacent territories and was preserved in history as the keeper of the Kalachakra comments and the guarantor of the preservation of this Buddhist teaching.
In various written sources, Shambhala is the "Land of the Immortals", "the kingdom of magicians", "the country of great masters", "the hidden center of the world", "the oasis of cosmic culture", "the legacy of a vanished civilization", "the hinge of time", "the country of the great white brotherhoods, "the abode of light - a lost paradise on earth", "a world of harmony and perfection, where all human dreams come true", "forbidden territory in the center of the Gobi", "a well-organized community of sages in the heart of Asia."
Russian scientist - Tibetologist A. and. Klizovsky gave such a universal synthetic definition: "Shambhala is the most sacred word in Asia, which embodies all the best human expectations and aspirations. This is an era, and doctrine, and the locality."
In ancient legends and tales, Shambhala is the holy land of the immortals, where the physical world unites with the abode of the gods, the world of matter - with the spiritual world, an eternal land that cannot be destroyed by fire or water. It is located on a nectar lake surrounded by eight lotus-like mountains. There people live in happiness and prosperity, there are no poor, diseases and hunger, bread will be born of extraordinary size, a lot of gold, there is no oppression and justice reigns. Plots of this kind are characteristic of all fabulous legends about life in paradise in remote promised lands (legends about the promised lands, the city of Kitezh, white water, the white island, the grail sanctuary.
The original concept of real Shambhala over time was more and more mixed with the mystical. In the publications of the authors of the 20th century, superhuman beings appear, directed by an extraterrestrial civilization from the constellation Orion to the earth to Shambhala - to control and accelerate the development of mankind. In the "New Legend" about Shambhala there are such plots as: the abode of the mahatmas (beings "pure in heart" and visible only to the prophets), Himalayan brothers (white brotherhood); the hidden center of the world from where humanity is ruled. Shambhala is associated with the "Treasure of the World" - the chintamani stone - a meteorite with unusually powerful radiation; a center of the highest scientific and technical potential, with devices integrated with the human psyche.
The repetition of the same plots in the myths of peoples significantly distant from each other suggests a conclusion about a single source of this information. The mythical features of "Pure Land" are repeated in the traditions of different cultures and have the same characteristics. At present, the hypothesis about the possible existence in warmer ancient times of the island, which became the prototype of the "Abode of the Gods" - "the land of the living", whose inhabitants knew neither disease nor death, has gained popularity.
In modern times, Tibet has become accessible and the legends, born of its closeness in the recent past, are gradually becoming clearer and are revealing quite real roots of their origin. The legends about Shambhala were also in demand among modern mankind. The understatement and mystery of these myths still awaken interest in reading books on this topic and traveling in search of the legendary country. Perhaps new translations of Tibetan texts or research expeditions in the near future will reveal the secret of earthly Shambhala.
In 1962, the German magazine Vegetarian Universe published a note about the mysterious 716 tablets with letters from Tibet. They were similar to gramophone discs 30cm in diameter and 8mm in thickness with a hole in the center and a double spiral groove. The tablets were cut from granite and contained hieroglyphs on their surfaces.
This secret of Tibet became known in the following way. In 1937-1938. in Qinghai province on the border of Tibet and China on the Bayan-Kara-Ula ridge, a group of archaeologists investigated a remote area. Suddenly they found a rock, in which blackened niches, which turned out to be burial places, were blackened. Of the many secrets of Tibet, this mystery stands out. Scientists faced a serious problem when they found the remains of buried people, whose height did not exceed 130 centimeters. Their bodies had disproportionately large skulls and slender limbs. Archaeologists could not find a single inscription on the walls of the crypts - only a series of drawings resembling constellations, the Sun and the Moon, connected by dotted dots the size of a pea and mysterious stone discs with incomprehensible hieroglyphs.
Initially, it was assumed that these are burials of extinct species of monkeys, and the discs and drawings belong to a later culture. But this thought was clearly ridiculous. How did the monkeys bury their relatives in strict order? In addition, when the top layer was removed from the discs, it turned out that they contained a high percentage of cobalt and other metals. And when examining the disc on the oscilloscope, a special rhythm of oscillations appeared. This indicated that these disks may have once been "charged" or served as a conductor of electricity. However, the questions were not limited to this.
In 1962, a partial translation of hieroglyphs from granite discs was made. According to the deciphered hieroglyphs, this amazing secret of Tibet had an extraterrestrial origin, since an alien spaceship crashed in the Bayan-Kara-Ula mountains 12 thousand years ago! Here is an excerpt from the translation: “The Drops descended to earth from behind the clouds in their air ships. Ten times, the men, women and children of the local Kham tribe hid in caves until sunrise. Finally they understood: this time the drops came in peace. " It follows from the text that humanoids have more than once arrived in Bayan-Kara-Ula, and their appearance was not always peaceful. However, as one would expect, this story was soon denied, since the professor who made this discovery allegedly did not exist.
This unsolved mystery received a second life in 1974. Austrian journalist Peter Crassa, who was involved in the mysteries of history associated with aliens from outer space, once met engineer Ernst Wegerer, who in 1974 visited China with his wife and saw what looked like granite discs.
The Wegerer couple drove through one of the most ancient cities in China - the city of Xian. There is the Bagno Museum, built on the site of a hamlet in which archaeologists have excavated a Stone Age settlement. While examining the exposition of the museum, the guests from Austria suddenly froze when they saw two discs with holes in the middle in the glass case. On their surface, in addition to concentric circles, spiral grooves were seen extending from the center. When asked if it was possible to photograph these exhibits, the woman, the director of the museum, did not mind. However, when asked to tell about the origin of the disks, she reacted with some delay. In her opinion, the items have a cult significance and are made of clay, since only ceramic items are exhibited in the museum. But the disks were clearly not ceramic. Vegerer asked permission to hold them in his hands. The disks turned out to be weighty. According to the engineer, the material from which they were made was a greenish-gray stone and had the hardness of granite. The director did not know how these items got to the museum.
It seems that Russian researchers have found this mystical country
A Russian expedition returned from Tibet, led by a full member of the Russian Geographical Society, Alexander Selvachev. According to legends, somewhere high in the mountains, on the border of China and India, Shambhala is allegedly located - the abode of the gods and the repository of secret knowledge.
The mountain washes away sins
We started our search for Shambhala from the mysterious Mount Kailash, - says Alexander Selvachev. - About one and a half billion people - Buddhists, Hindus, Jains and followers of the pagan Bon religion in Tibet itself - consider it the most sacred place on the planet. Supposedly here you can achieve enlightenment and even go to nirvana. The height of the mountain is 6714 meters. At the top of Kailash, the god Shiva himself meditates.
Those who wish to achieve enlightenment should go around the mountain. This is called making Cora. The bark removes sins. The whole road is 56 kilometers. And the pass at an altitude of 5700 meters above sea level.
Buddhists love the swastika sign. At each such figure, one should stop and recite mantras.
For enlightenment and the opportunity to fall into nirvana, 96 Kor is not enough - you have to complete 108. The kora on a full moon is counted as three. Bark in the year of the Horse - over 13.
From the members of the expedition Andrei Chernyshev went to perform Cora.
The sacred route begins at the village of Darchan. And after three kilometers the trodden path disappears. On the rocky plateau, you come across the cemeteries of the mahasiddhas (translated from Sanskrit - the great saints). These are people who have done Kora 108 times, but did not immediately go to nirvana, but took a vow to help others to pass Kora and achieve enlightenment.
In Tibet, it is impossible to dig graves - rocky soil. Burning the dead - no firewood. Therefore, the corpses are either thrown into the river, or cut into pieces and fed to the mountain eagles. And in "cemeteries" only their clothes, nails, hair are left. Sometimes bones.
How does it feel after Cora?
Here even stones are painted with spells ...
Joyful emptiness in the head. Very pleasant lightness. But, perhaps, there is nothing "divine" in this - oxygen starvation simply makes itself felt.
Enlightening dogs
Have you seen miracles on Kailash?
I'm not sure if this can be called a miracle. But ... In the vicinity of Darchen there are a huge number of dogs. On the first day of Cora, one of them followed us. I thought he was hungry. And he threw the sandwich. But the dog showed no interest in food. I went further. The next day, others appeared.
Then in Darchan they explained to me that the dogs are also doing Kora. There are even special people who tie a red ribbon to them, like a collar. Such dogs are respected and fed. Tibetans believe in transmigration of souls. Today you are a man, but in the next life you become a dog. But he kept all the old sins. Souls that have taken possession of dogs, in fact, make Kora.
... and the pilgrims go to nirvana.
What's on top?
At the very top of Kailash, none of the mortals has ever been, - continues Alexander Selvachev. - "Why?" - I asked the locals. They answered me: "You can't." "What if I do climb?" They shrug their shoulders: "You won't live long" ...
No one is forbidden to climb the neighboring mountain - Gurla-Mandhata, which is a kilometer higher (7694 m); it is a hundred kilometers away, and Kailash is clearly visible from it.
It is believed that the male essence of Shiva dwells on Kailash, and the female essence on Gurla-Mandhata.
So you can visit the female essence?
It seems to be possible, but for some reason none of the locals have ever been there. And we went ...
The RATT (Russian adventure & travel team) expedition of the Russian Geographical Society consisted of climbers, geologist, archaeologist, translator and operator. In Tibet, the guys had to split into several groups to inspect all the "suspicious" areas.
Here people fly
In 1833, Hungarian Chema de Keresy, in the journal of the Asian Society of Bengal, spoke about the mythical land of Shambhala and its wonders: people who fly and can go without food for years, about caves in the region of Mount Kailash, in which the scientific achievements of previous civilizations are hidden. Then the "baton" was picked up by the Russian woman Elena Petrovna Blavatskaya. Carried away by spiritualism and visiting India, Tibet, China, in 1885 she published the book "The Secret Doctrine", where she talked about five races who allegedly lived in Shambhala at different times. She described this country as a real state, where communities of yogis-mahatmas still live, keeping ancient knowledge.
On the legendary Top of the World, the Nazis tried to find a mythical city - the "underground capital" of the Earth. With her help, the Reich dreamed of gaining power over the entire planet.
The secret materials of SS expeditions, both received as war trophies by the allies in the anti-Hitler coalition, and continuing to be stored in Germany, still remain with seven seals. The governments of Germany, Great Britain and the United States announced that they are supposed to open the secret files only ... in 2044 - that is, 100 years after the expeditions!
Haushofer's Tibetan Secrets
The leaders of the Third Reich paid close attention to the study of the occult practice of the East not by accident. Adolf Hitler and his closest associate Rudolf Hess called themselves students of the University of Munich professor Karl Haushofer. It was an amazing, outstanding personality.
At the beginning of the 20th century, he became Germany's military attaché in Japan. There Haushofer was initiated into the most mysterious organization of the East - the Order of the "Green Dragon", then underwent special training in the monasteries of the capital of Tibet - Lhasa. During the First World War, Haushofer quickly made a military career, becoming one of the youngest generals in the Wehrmacht. His colleagues were struck by the fortunate officer's astonishing foresight in planning and analyzing military operations. Everyone was convinced that the general had clairvoyance and that this was the result of his study of the occult practice of the East.
It was Karl Haushofer who not only introduced Hitler and Hess to the mystical secrets, but subsequently opened the doors for the Nazis located in the deep gorges of the Himalayan monasteries of the ancient religion Bon-po (translated as "Black Way"), which for many hundreds of years did not allow Europeans.
To a large extent, under the influence of Haushofer, the rituals of Tibetan occultism were introduced into the practice of the "black order" of the SS, primarily associated with the technique of psychophysical training according to the Tibetan yoga system. Nazi symbols, including the swastika, also came to Hitlerite Germany from Tibet.
They were again brought by Haushofer, who back in 1904-1912. repeatedly visited Lhasa in search of ancient manuscripts unknown to European scholars containing esoteric texts on occult cosmogenesis. It was these trips that laid the foundation for future expeditions organized by Himmler to the Himalayas.
At the same time, in some Buddhist monasteries, especially Bon-po monasteries, a desire arose to use the interest of Western politicians for their own purposes. One of the many dark rites still performed by the Bon-po priests was ritual murder. The spirit of the deceased was transferred to a specially made small figurine. She was handed over to the enemy, and he, not suspecting anything, took her away with him. The spirit of the sacrificed person could not find comfort and unleashed its anger on the owner of the figurine, causing incurable diseases and painful death in him.
In the early 1920s, a strange Tibetan monk appeared in Berlin, nicknamed "the man in green gloves" in narrow circles. This Hindu, surprisingly precisely three times in advance, notified the public through the press about the number of Nazi deputies who will be held in the elections to the Reichstag. He became famous in the highest Nazi circles and regularly hosted Hitler.
It was rumored that this eastern magician possesses the keys that open the door to the kingdom of Agharti (a secret center in the Himalayas, which is a stronghold of the "Higher Unknowns" on Earth and an astral window of communication with extraterrestrial forces). Later, when the Nazis came to power, Hitler and Himmler did not take a single serious political or military step without consulting a Tibetan astrologer. An interesting fact: it is not known whether the mysterious Hindu had a real name or it was a pseudonym, but his name was Fuhrer!
Mystical ties grow stronger
In 1926, colonies of Tibetans and Hindus who professed Bon-po appeared in Berlin and Munich, and a society of "Green Brothers", akin to the occult society "Thule" in Germany, was opened in Tibet. The Nazis also established the closest relationship with the Tibetan lamas.
Shambhala herb. Plant names
India is the native land of Trigonella foenum-graecum. But the amazing adaptability of the legume plant allowed it to spread throughout all areas where the subtropical climate reigns. And this happened at the dawn of civilization. In ancient Egypt, the plant was part of the ointments for mummification. In ancient Europe, "Greek straw" was fed to cattle. In the Middle Ages, fenugreek received the status of a medicinal plant. In the Arab world, it was used by women to give the figure an attractive roundness. In Pakistan, the plant was called abish, camel grass. In Armenia, the plant is known as the chaman spice. In Ukraine and Moldova, in the south of Russia, a close relative of shambhala, blue fenugreek, grows. It is a short plant with leaves like clover. But the spice shambhala with an intense smell on the territory of the former Soviet Union is found only in the republics of Central Asia - there it is called "mushroom grass". This species is called hay fenugreek. Such a plant with a height of half a meter and with leaves like clover is used in medicine, cooking and cosmetology.
Video Shambhala. Search between worlds. Secret territories
Secrets of Tibet. Tibet - the place of the gods
The Tibetan group of pyramids is the largest on the globe. Imagine hundreds of pyramids, which are evenly spaced, in strict mathematical dependence on the four cardinal points, near the main pyramid - the sacred Mount Kailash. The height of this mountain is 6714 meters. All other pyramids of Tibet are striking in their variety and shapes, their height is from 100 to 1800 meters. For comparison, the height of the Egyptian pyramid of Cheops is "only" 146 meters. All the pyramids of the world are similar to each other, but only in Tibet, among the pyramids, there are interesting stone structures, which are called "mirrors" because of their flat or concave surface. An old Tibetan legend tells that once upon a time the Sons of the Gods descended from heaven to Earth.
This happened a long time ago. The Sons possessed the amazing power of the five elements, with which they built a gigantic city. It was in it, according to Eastern religions, that the North Pole was located before the Flood. In many eastern countries, Mount Kailash is considered the holiest place on planet Earth. She and the surrounding mountains were built with the powerful force of the five elements: air, water, earth, wind and fire.
In Tibet, this force is considered as the psychic energy of the Universe, as something inaccessible and inaccessible for comprehension by the human mind! And here, at an altitude of 5680 meters, there is the famous "Death Valley", you can only go through it by a sacred road. If you leave the road, you will find yourself in the zone of action of tantric power. And stone mirrors so change the course of time for those people who got there that in a matter of years they turned into old people.
Agharti
Agartha, or Agartha, or Agarta (which is supposedly translated from Sanskrit as "invulnerable", "inaccessible") is a mythical underground country mentioned in esoteric and occult literature. Sometimes it is interpreted as a kind of Shambhala: "the mystical center of the sacred tradition, located in the East."It was first mentioned in Louis Jacolliot's Sons of God (1873) and in Saint-Yves d'Alveidre's occult treatise India's Mission in Europe (1910). F. Ossendovsky in the book "And animals, and people, and gods" with reference to the stories of Mongolian lamas leads the legend about an underground country that controls the fate of all mankind. Comparing the stories of Ossendowski and St. Yves d'Alveidre (in the work "King of the World"), Rene Guenon came to the conclusion that they have a common source - pseudoscientific ideas about the hollow Earth.
The traditional location of Agartha is considered to be Tibet or the Himalayas. The highest initiates, guardians of tradition, true teachers and rulers of the world live in Agartha. It is impossible for the uninitiated to attain Agartha - it becomes available only to the elect. There are legends about underground passages connecting Agartha with the outside world. F. Ossendovsky and N.K. Roerich fantasized about devices that served its inhabitants for fast travel.
Russian Shambhala. Since ancient times, mankind has been looking for the promised land. First Atlantis, the kingdom of John and other places of power, mystery, mysticism, new knowledge. In the 19th century, mankind found a new object for searches - Shambhala.
For the first time, they heard about Shambhala in Europe from the Jesuits in 1627. These monks walked across Asia, telling the inhabitants about Jesus, but they answered that we have a place where the Great Teachers stay - Shambhala and showed the Jesuits to the north. They searched for the mysterious Shambhala in the Himalayas, the Gobi Desert and the Pamirs, but not in Russia ...
Vyacheslav Shishkov, a well-known Siberian explorer and author of the wonderful book "Gloomy River", wrote down many Siberian legends. Here is one of them: “There is such an outlandish country in the world, it is called Belovodye. And in songs it is sung about it, and in fairy tales it tells. In Siberia, it is, whether beyond Siberia or somewhere else. You have to go through the steppes, mountains, the eternal taiga, everything to sunrise, to the sun, to rule your way, and if you have been given happiness from birth, you will see Belovodye yourself.
The lands in it are fat, the rains are warm, the sun is blessed, wheat grows by itself all year round - neither plow nor sow - apples, watermelons, grapes, and graze in the flowering big grass without end, without counting the herd - take it, own it. And this country does not belong to anyone, in it all will, all truth has lived from time immemorial, this country is outlandish. "
Modern isoterics claim that it is in Belovodye that the entrance to the mysterious Shambhala is located. Altai shamans guard the peace of Shambhala. Due to the large number of tourists, shamans often have to restore the energy level of this zone.
The famous artist, traveler and seeker of Shambhala Nicholas Roerich in his works glorified Belukha Mountain and its unique surroundings. But the main goal of any trip to the Altai mountains is still considered to be the path of self-determination.
Watchmen tell about an unusual stone in the valley of the Jarlu River. They called it the Stone of Power because it has the strongest energy and is gradually increasing in size. The stone has a mystical aura, so shamans perform rituals next to it, and yogis have chosen this place for their meditations. The stone depicts an ancient symbol: a circle, and in its center there are three circles. This pattern can be seen on some icons of the early Christian period. In N. Roerich's painting "Madonna of Oriflam" the Holy Virgin holds in her hands a banner with the image of this sign.
But not only Altai attracted the seekers of the mysterious Shambhala. There are many legends and traditions in Russia about a certain holy land located in Siberia. This place, like the legendary Kitezh, for centuries remains invisible and inaccessible to the forces of Evil. There is a legend that the Grand Duke of Kiev Vladimir in 979 sent people towards Asia, led by the monk Sergius, to seek the Kingdom of White Waters. A few decades later, in 1043, an elder came to Kiev, claiming that he was a monk Sergius and that he managed to fulfill the prince's order, having visited the camp of Miracles or, as it was called, the Country of White Waters. He said that all the members of his squad died on the way, and he managed to reach the wonderful country alone. The monk said that when he was left alone, he managed to find a guide who brought Sergius to the "white lake", the color of which was given by the salt that covered all the water. The guide refused to go further, telling the elder about some "guardians of the snowy peaks", whom everyone feared. Sergius had to continue his journey alone. A few days later, two strangers came out to him, speaking in a language unknown to the monk.
Tibet is perhaps one of the most mysterious countries in the whole world. Many have heard about her amazing yogis, secret magic practices, the legendary land of Shambhala and many others. But few people know that this mystical place is fraught with another secret - its hidden sacred valleys (in Tibetan - "bayul"), inextricably and deeply connected with the realm of the esoteric.
What are hidden valleys?
According to Tibetan legends, hidden valleys are areas where highly spiritual people live without sorrows and worries, fully devoting themselves to cognizing the universe through meditation and reflection. In other words, the hidden valleys are paradises where pleasant music is heard everywhere, and everyone who is lucky enough to get here just bathes in sensual pleasures, tastes delicious food, contemplates beautiful landscapes, and so on.
Naturally, what the hidden valley looks like varies from one legend to another, filling with new details and shifting the emphasis now towards spirituality, now towards material wealth.
But in any case, it is believed that only good people who have good karma and have distinguished themselves by their compassion, kindness and mercy can get into the hidden valley. All the rest will not be able to get into these amazing places, even if they are in front of them, because the hidden valley “protects” itself, because it is in the spiritual plane, as if in some kind of parallel space, but, nevertheless, it has a very real projection onto a particular territory.
Geographic Facts About Hidden Valleys
It is interesting to note that the hidden valleys are not a figment of the imagination of the Tibetans, but a fact that has a very real geographical basis. So many famous travelers, wandering around Tibet, indeed, among the high-mountainous deserts and lifeless mountain slopes, discovered green valleys of amazing beauty, apparently fed by hot springs. They are in stark contrast to the harsh surrounding landscape, suggesting that these places are the inspiration for the legendary Hidden Valleys.
Hidden valleys and their relationship with the terme and tertons
The Tibetan hidden valleys keep many secrets, not only geographic, but also esoteric, since they are inextricably linked with such an amazing phenomenon of Tibetan mysticism as terma - sacred treasures and, of course, with tertons - spiritual seers who have the gift of finding "secret places ".
Terma is a unique phenomenon of Tibetan mysticism, practically not found in other esoteric traditions. Literally, this term means "hidden treasure". These treasures can be books, religious objects, new teachings, travel guides, and so on and so forth. The terms were “hidden” in other planes of reality or with the help of magic were hidden from the consciousness of people until a certain time, when they were discovered by the “treasure discoverer” (terton) possessing the ability to see through reality or when a certain hour comes and humanity is ready to accept a new spiritual gift for your development.
Very often the "hidden" valley or cave became only after some mystic hid a term in it. Especially in the field of creating hidden valleys, an outstanding spiritual master, the central figure of Tibetan Buddhism, the founder of the Nyingma tradition, tantric guru and magician Padmasambhava distinguished himself. It was he who hid many spiritual treasures (terma) in the mountainous areas, and this was the reason that the very territories on which they were located began to possess magical properties, became places of power and received additional "dimensions".
Hidden Valley - a sacred place
Due to the fact that the secret valleys are inextricably linked with the spiritual treasures hidden in them, such places received a special status and turned into sacred places. It was believed that any person who entered such a territory was spiritually transformed and, with a certain inner purity, could even receive enlightenment or some kind of superpowers. Therefore, it is not surprising that laymen and yogis, adventurers and scientists spent a lot of energy in order to discover the hidden valleys. There were periods when it was somewhat reminiscent of the western boom of the gold rush, the search for treasures. But ... Tibetan esotericists assert that not all the termas have been discovered yet and not all the hidden valleys have been revealed to the world.
Hidden Valleys - Paradise Options
Legends say that in the hidden valleys there are healing springs that give strength and health, warmth always reigns there and the earth bears fruit, and also spiritual treasures are hidden there - terma, accessible only to spiritual seers-tertons. The very stay in the territory of the hidden valley gives a person enlightenment, longevity and magical abilities.
It was also believed that one who reached the hidden valley and stayed there would never be born in the lower realm of existence. Although sometimes you can find beliefs that the inhabitants of the hidden valleys, living almost like gods, go to hell at the end of their earthly days.
Hidden Valley Guides
Naturally, the descriptions of the hidden valleys prompted many to find these amazing places - some sought to find there the long-awaited spiritual salvation, and someone to enrich themselves, because almost all legends about such places said that there were untold treasures in the form of gold, silver and various precious stones. Therefore, it is not surprising that over time, various guidebooks appeared, indicating the routes and describing the obstacles that a traveler must go through in order to reach the desired goal.
Here is an excerpt from one such guidebook: “There is a blue cave that looks like a tigress with four corners and four sides. There are three other caves above it. They contain ancient coins, four turquoise stones, two bowls of skulls full of gold, a leather bag with ancient zi stones and written instructions on how to find eighteen types of hidden treasures. "
Yoga Guides to Hidden Valleys
And yet, no matter how attractive the hidden valleys were for people dreaming of getting rich, the main "consumers" of the guidebooks were yogis, moreover, most of these texts were written by yogis for yogis. Hence their imagery and diversity of meanings. Most of the instructions in them were to be understood allegorically and only in states of heightened awareness, therefore it was argued that where the eyes of an ordinary person meet only rocks, glaciers or forest thickets, yogis will see something different, more sublime.
Many researchers argue that the guidebooks to the hidden valleys were nothing more than treatises containing instructions for revealing the inner light, their original nature and they have nothing to do with specific geographical realities.
Hidden valleys and levels of reality
Many mystics argue that although the hidden valleys are geographically referenced, they are in fact a kind of "superstructure" over reality, that is, they are astral regions, parallel to realities, accessible only to highly spiritual individuals. That is why popular beliefs claim that the hidden valley can be inhabited by common people. But they will not realize that in the same place there is another level in which their own special life is going on. This is what makes it difficult to find such places, since they do not lie in the usual plane for the layman. So even if an ordinary person finds a hidden valley, he still won't see anything, unless he feels a certain sublime state of mind.
Hidden Valley in Hidden Valley
Not only is the hidden valley itself a mysterious place, but some mystics argue that even in the valley itself there is an even deeper sacred level of being, it is to it, as the only real reality, that the spiritual practitioner should strive - to penetrate even further into the secret hidden valley. There he will find deeper spiritual knowledge that will allow him to practice higher levels of meditation and quickly attain enlightenment. To discover this level, you need to gain special vision or awareness. And at the deepest level, the valley is no longer outside, but in the heart and mind of the yogi, who has ceased to feel any differences between himself and the world around him.
Emphasizing the enormous importance of the inner level of the hidden valleys, enlightened yogis and lamas say that even the most subtle contact with the hidden valley, even the thought of it, can dissolve negative thoughts and emotions that cause suffering. Knowing how to harness the invisible power of the hidden valley can make your meditation extremely effective. One ancient guide says that it is much better to meditate for one year in such a place than for a thousand years in some other place. The greatest treasure to be found in the hidden valley is nirvana itself.
The most important secret of the hidden valley
If you look at the phenomenon of the hidden valley from the point of view of spirituality, then after analyzing all the legends, tales and "guidebooks" it becomes clear that the most important treasure that a traveler will find there is his own primordial nature, and all its levels are his multifaceted nature. own being.
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Once in Kathmandu, from where the vast majority of excursions to the Himalayas and climbing high peaks begin, you plunge, on the one hand, into a madman, and on the other, into a blissful world. Here they are - manifestations of the dual nature of the Himalayas. Contrary to the widespread misconception about the unfriendliness of the mountains to all living things, their southern slopes are covered with dense coniferous and deciduous forests, decorated with multi-colored carpets of fragrant beautiful flowers. Slopes are cultivated almost everywhere up to an altitude of 2500 m. On the man-made terraces that encircle the mountains with flounces, there are plantations of spices, aromatic tea and coffee, citrus groves. On irrigated lands, the Nepalese cultivate rice. And only on the tops of the mountain range, not lower than the level of 5000 m, there is eternal snow.
Snow necklaces change color depending on the position of the sun, appearing before observers either in gold, then in pink, and sometimes in a purple "dress", they are not constant like jokes about blondes. However, the glacier belt, captivating with its beauty, is a serious obstacle on the way to the peaks, which has been considered the haven of the gods since ancient times.
The Nepalese believe that the great god Shiva with his wife and daughter dwells on Mount Gaurishankar, and on Kailash - the patron of wealth Kubera and the thunderer Indra, who gives rain and fertilizes the earth.
In Hindu mythology, Kailash symbolizes the male principle, and the Manasarovar lake at its foot is female. This is the highest located freshwater lake in the world, created, according to legend, by the god Brahma. Its waters cleanse from all sins of hundreds of past lives of a person. Surely, many have heard about Shambhala, the most mysterious riddle of the Himalayas. Along with many legends about a mystical country, there is also a philosophical concept of an enlightened state of the soul, the unity of man with God. Scientists in search of Shambhala explore remote corners of mountain ranges, descend into gorges and comb deserts.
Myths of the past give rise to modern legends
So, Hitler mistakenly considered Shambhala a place where all the forces of aggression and power are concentrated. In 1939, the ideologists of Nazism equipped an expedition to the Himalayas, which faced several political tasks, including the search for Shambhala. The results were considered brilliant, and all materials were highly classified.
If you look closely at the landscape of the Himalayas, you will notice how, as if from nowhere, the outlines of monasteries, temples and stupas erected everywhere appear. From the Kyunglung caves, carved into mountain limestone, where ancient yogis mastered the science of controlling the body and mind, to the majestic temple complexes, the inhabitants of the snowy peaks filled almost all of these structures with a deep spiritual and religious meaning.
Garlands of multicolored prayer flags, which beat in the gusts of the wind, like birds caught in a snare, bring bright colors to the surrounding landscape. As we approach Lhasa, there are more of them - every traveler wants to pay homage to these places. Finally, beyond the pass, a view of the city opens up and the majestic Potala soaring over it - one of the most grandiose buildings in the Himalayas. The Potala Palace is a Buddhist temple complex that was the residence of the Dalai Lamas until the Chinese invasion of Tibet in 1959. Located at an altitude of 3700 meters. Its name comes from the legendary mountain of the same name, where the bodhisattva Chenrezig lives, who is represented on Earth by the Dalai Lama. The Red and White palaces are 115 meters high.
Here, in the coolness of the mountains, future monks were brought up under the supervision of strict instructors 50 years ago. Maternal joy knew no bounds if the boy was taken from the family to the monastery, since this honor did not fall to everyone. The novices slept on a bare stone floor, covered only with a thin blanket, comprehended the theory and practice of Buddhism, participated in exhausting religious rituals, and ran a household.
Subsequently, they became monks, healers, seers. The high-altitude climate does not indulge in comfort, and the main food is tsampa, a nutritious drink brewed from barley, tea, and seasoned with vegetable oil and salt. Tsampa gives strength, nourishes the brain and pacifies the sexual appetite. This is probably why in these places many monks kept the vow of celibacy without much difficulty.
Much has changed in half a century. The Chinese have built high-rise buildings, supermarkets and luxury hotels, operating monasteries have become a tourist attraction. Luxury cars and public transport scurry along the multi-lane highways, and those hardened in body and spirit set out to spread the Buddha's teachings around the world.
Unlike Lhasa, the cult complex of 34 Buddhist, Hindu and Jain caves, the crown of which is the Kailash Nath temple, has survived unchanged to this day. In terms of the complexity of the work, this temple, completely carved out of the rock by stonecutters, is compared to the pyramids. The ancient architects cut an 80-meter P-shaped trench into the mountain, and the monolith remaining inside was turned into a carved temple as high as a ten-story building. The entire stone building around the perimeter is covered with ornaments based on the myths of Shiva and his wife Parvati. However, the luxury of Kailash Nath is the exception rather than the rule. The bulk of Buddhist shrines, like stars in the sky, scattered between the mountains, are small temples adjacent to the shacks of local residents.
Electricity, mobile communications and the Internet are unaffordable luxury here.
The Kedarnath settlement, lost in the Himalayas at an altitude of almost 3600 m, is mentioned even in the greatest epic "Mahabharata": it was here that Shiva, having turned into a bull, went underground. Since then, Kedarnath has become a place of mass pilgrimage. Located in the gorge of the Mandakini River, surrounded on all sides by impregnable peaks, Kedarnath, with its small, like toy houses and small temples, keeps its secrets amid eternal mists. And only unpretentious rhododendrons, modestly shining on the slopes of the mountains, enliven this harsh "Gothic" landscape.
Meeting the sunrise in the mountains fills the whole essence with calmness and serenity, because somehow you naturally enter into a state of absolute silence. Being here, on the second day you begin to understand why the locals become contemplators, and their philosophy is based on striving for Emptiness, which allows you to understand the essence of things regardless of their external manifestation.
The Himalayas have become the citadel of many beliefs and religious schools, which are based on a vast pantheon of gods and are based on the concept of the rebirth of the soul. Buddhism, Hinduism, Tibetan Lamaism, Bon-po - all of them are surprisingly tolerant in these places. They have common shrines, the same paths laid in the mountains, the same bottomless and deep sky overhead. Despite the fact that the Himalayas are inhabited by more than a hundred different peoples, the inhabitants of the snowy peaks are similar to each other and constitute a group of so-called mountain people who are fundamentally different from the inhabitants of the plains. In tiny fields, they grow unpretentious crops and graze livestock. Their dependence on the outside world is reduced only to the need to buy salt and oil for refueling lamps. The Himalayans do not want to descend to the plains, where in the atmosphere of the eternal race for money,
intrigue and passion for petty pleasures, they feel out of place.
The life expectancy of the highlanders often exceeds a hundred years. In the evenings, people gather to read prayers, sing and dance to authentic performances of music from the distant past. The instruments here are the most unusual: the sarod is a kind of shortened version of the sitar; tabla and damaru - types of drums, and the body for the latter is two human skulls; dunkar - a wind instrument from a shell; kanling - a tube made of the human tibia. Kanling is considered a ritual instrument, and it is not allowed to play it “just like that”. Wandering sadhus contribute to the mixing and constant "communication" of cultures. Their modest life needs are met by the inhabitants of the village, for whom it is a great joy and honor to receive a saint in their home.
Sherpas (Tib., People from the East) stand apart from other Himalayan ethnic groups. Many centuries ago they came from Tibet and settled in the region of Mount Chomolungma, the Khumbhu valley, which became their second homeland. The heart of Khumbhu is the village of Namche Bazar, the largest settlement of the Sherpas. Cheerful Sherpas found their vocation in the conquest of peaks, which is taboo for other local peoples, since, according to their beliefs, the mountains belong to the gods, and only to them. It is said that those who were born here have three lungs in their chest. Since childhood, Sherpas graze herds near glaciers at an altitude of 5000 meters throughout the summer. With their parents, they walk through the passes that inspire fear even for the bravest of Europeans.
It is not surprising that it was the Sherpa guide Norgay Tenzing who led the expedition of New Zealander Edmund Hillary on May 29, 1953 to the summit of Chomolungma (Tib., Divine). The Nepalese name of the mountain is Sagarmatha (Mother of the Gods). She is also known under another Tibetan name Chomo-Kankar (Queen of snow white). Until 1850, Europeans called the summit simply - Peak 15, after which it was included in the catalogs as Everest - in honor of the head of the English topographic expedition, George Everest. About 500 people try to climb the Roof of the World every year. For all the time, only 3 thousand people managed to do this, almost 200 climbers died.
Today Chomolungma, according to some famous climbers, has turned "into a place of pilgrimage for tourists, adventurers and simply not quite healthy people hungry for glory."
"The Mystery of Tibet"
Natural antibiotic, immunomodulator, systemic drug for the regulation of the main systems of life: cardiovascular, endocrine, nervous, immune, hematopoietic, restores the functions of the liver and kidneys.
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Structure:extracts: Chinese cordyceps, lingzhi, Brazilian agaric, propolis, fragrant, Epimedium, Japanese ophiopogon.
Chinese cordyceps - An entomogenic mushroom has been used in Chinese medicine as a tonic and drug for more than 5000 years for diseases of the liver, kidneys, cardiovascular, immune and nervous systems, has antitumor activity.
Preparations from the highest medicinal mushroom Chinese cordyceps have anti-allergic properties.
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Cordyceps grows in mountainous difficult-to-reach areas at an altitude of 4000 meters above sea level on the sunny, treeless sides of the mountains. Growing under conditions of oxygen starvation and a harsh climate, cordyceps is capable of adaptation, and during the period of a two-year development cycle it accumulates an extremely large amount of biologically active components and nutrients.
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The mycelium and fruiting bodies of the lingzhi mushroom contain amino acids, carbohydrates (reducing polysaccharides and sugars), proteins, peptides, volatile essential oils, vitamins, trace elements (manganese, magnesium, calcium, molybdenum, potassium, zinc, sodium, copper, sulfur, iron, germanium ), triterpenes, including steroids, alkaloids, glycosides, lipids. Germanium in carboxyethyl - germanium - sesquioxide. The most valuable substances of the highest medicinal lingzhi mushroom are triterpenes and polysaccharides.
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Agaric brazilian - native to the rainforests of Brazil and has long been known as the "sun mushroom of the Aztecs." However, it attracted the attention of scientists only recently due to its unique antioxidant and oncoprotective properties.
The extract also strengthens the body's defenses, improves blood circulation, regulates blood cholesterol levels, has a pronounced fungistatic and fungicidal activity.
PropolisIs an aromatic substance that bees collect from the buds of trees and use to ensure sterility in the hive. By its structure, it is a dense, heterogeneous mass containing resins, balms, essential oils and wax. Propolis is known for a wide range of effects on the whole body: it has bactericidal and antitoxic properties, has anti-inflammatory and analgesic effects, stimulates weakened immunity, harmonizes the endocrine system, restores the functional activity of the liver and improves digestion.
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Epimedium or mountain woman- an unpretentious perennial plant with delicate flowers - referred to as a medicinal plant in the "Canon of Medicinal Herbs", dating back to the 4th century. BC. Epimedium improves metabolism and normalizes blood pressure, helps to strengthen the immune system and increase the vitality of the body. Along with ginseng, the extract is included in the list of the most popular natural remedies for increasing male and female libido.
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Shelf life: 24 months.
Storage conditions: in a dry dark place, open the bottle in the refrigerator.
