Mankind has long sought the Promised Land. First it was Atlantis, the kingdom of John, then other places of power, mystery, mysticism and new knowledge. In the 19th century, it found a new object of its search and thus became Shambhala,

Shambhala

It was first heard of in Europe by the Jesuits in 1627. These monks traveled through Asia and told the locals about Jesus. But they replied that there was a place where the Great Teachers lived. They called him Shambala and pointed north. And it was many who sought it in the Himalayas, in the Gobi Desert and in the Pamirs, but not in Russia…

Famous researcher of Siberia and author of the remarkable book The Greek Life (in Ugruum-river, original translation) Vyacheslav Siskov recorded many Siberian legends in it. Here is one of them: “There is an exotic country in the world called Whitewater. He sings about her in songs, he tells about her in fairy tales. It is located in Siberia, perhaps behind it or elsewhere. It is necessary to go through the steppes, the mountains, the endless taiga, still lead your way east to the sun, and if you were given happiness at birth, then you will see the White Waters with your own eyes.

The soil in it is fertile, the rains are warm, the sun is beneficial, the wheat grows by itself all year round, it does not even have to plow or sieve; apples, melons, vines and countless herds graze in the flowering tall grass without end. Ber, rule. This land does not belong to anyone, in it all the will, all the truth has lived since ancient times. It is an extraordinary country. "

Contemporary esotericists claim that it is in Bělovodí that the entrance to the mysterious Shambhala is located. Altai shamans protect her peace. Due to the large number of tourists, they often have to restore the energy level of this zone.The outstanding artist and traveler Nikolai Rerich, who was looking for Shamballa, chanted Belluch Mountain and its unique surroundings in its works. But the main goal of any trip to the Altai Mountains is still the way of self-determination.

The stone of strength

The natives tell of an unusual stone located in the valley of the river Jarly. They called it the Stone of Power because it has very strong energy and is constantly growing. It has a mystical aura, so shamans perform their rituals near it, and yogis have chosen it as the most suitable place for their meditations. The stone depicts an ancient symbol: a circle and three circles in it. This drawing can be seen in some icons of the early Christian period. In the painting of Nikolai Rerich Madonna of Oriflamm, the Blessed Virgin holds a canvas in her hands with the image of this very emblem.

But it was not just Altai that attracted the seekers of the mysterious Shambhala. There are many legends and tales circulating in Russia about a holy land located in Siberia. This place, like the legendary city of Kitěž, has remained invisible and inaccessible to the forces of Evil for centuries. It is said that in 979 the Grand Duke of Kiev sent a group to Asia led by the monk Sergius to find the Kingdom of White Waters.

After several decades in 1043, an old man came to Kiev who claimed to be the monk Sergei and that he had succeeded in fulfilling the prince's order. He lived in the Land of Miracles or, as they called it, in the Land of White Waters. He said that all members of his group perished along the way, and that he alone managed to reach this miraculous land. After being left alone, he found a guide who led him to a "white lake" whose color was given to him by salt. The guide refused to go any further and told him about some of the "snowmans" everyone was afraid of. So Sergei had to continue on his way alone. After a few days of travel, two foreigners approached him and spoke an unknown language to him.They took him to a small settlement and gave him a job. After a while, he got to another village, where the invisible Wise Teachers lived, who knew everything that was happening not only in the nearest settlements, but also what was happening in the outside world. Sergei said that there was a strict order and that there was a law that allowed only seven representatives of humanity to visit the place in each century.

Secret teaching

Of these seven selected, six of them had to return to the World after teaching some secret knowledge, but one student remained with the Teachers forever. This individual could live as long as he wanted in the house of the Sages without aging, because the concept of time did not exist here.

Since then, legends about the mysterious Bělovodí have troubled the minds of numerous seekers and pilgrims. It is possible that the influence of the Tibetan Shambhala has spread to the territory of Russia, notwithstanding the great distance and numerous obstacles. Therefore, it is quite possible that the Land of Miracles was located in Russia, in a hard-to-reach place somewhere on the border of Siberia and the mountainous regions of Asia.

The wise Teachers of this mystical settlement are considered to be higher beings, Mahatmas or Great Souls, and are worshiped in Tibet and India. According to the Eastern faith, they had mysterious abilities, and they were actually those who went through the path of earthly evolution, but to protect the Earth, they remained on our planet.

Nikolai Rerich

It is assumed that at least two Russians lived in the mysterious Bělovodí in the 20th century. It was Nikolai Rerich and his wife Jelena. They were able to reach the legendary Dwelling of Truth and Light, that is, the mysterious Shambhala. In 1925, Nikolai Rerich handed over the "Message of the Tibetan Mahatma" to government officials in Moscow. In the 30s, the couple returned to India and lived in the foothills of the Himalayas for the rest of their lives.Rerich's work of this period gained a new, more perfect direction. And his wife became famous for his numerous works in the field of culture and philosophy. Many of Nikolai Rerich's books, articles and paintings are associated with Tibet and with the mysterious knowledge of the Teachers of Mankind. And Jelena Rerichová's new mystical and philosophical teachings, called Angi Yoga, directly show the connection of their family with the Tibetan Mahatmas.

Many people knew about the Tibetan Shambhala, but there was virtually no information about the Russian one in Belovodi. It turned out that in order to get to the mystical Shambhala, it was not necessary to "go beyond the three seas", because the Land of Truth and Light is right behind the hum!

Nizhegorodskaya oblast

Speaking of the mysterious Shambhala, it is impossible not to mention one extremely mysterious place in Russia. We are talking about Lake Svetlojar (Nizhegorodskaya oblast). Experts think that the lake is of glacial-karst origin. Once upon a time, the depth of the lake increased to twenty-five and a half meters as a result of the earthquake. The lake is defined as follows:

"A pearl fallen from the sky, set with a green frame of the forest." In the vicinity of this lake are often observed chronomrazi (chronomirazi; chrono = time, miraz = delusion; they are images of cities, events or phenomena that are actually far from the place of observation or have occurred in the past, but there are also unique descriptions of chronomirazi, which featured images from the future, including reflections on the domes of the temples of the mysterious city of Kitěž and the ringing of bells.

Legends

There are many interesting legends circulating about Světlojar. From the times of the pagans comes the legend of the angry goddess Turkish. She rode her horse and chased before her people, who whipped for the sins they had committed. But suddenly the ground beneath her horse sank and the goddess immediately disappeared. And it was at this place that the lake was created. Another legend relates to the Khan period Batyje (grandson of Genghis Khan). One of the prisoners could not stand the torture to which the Tatars had subjected him, and he showed them the secret paths. But the higher forces heard the prayers of the people of Priesthood and hid the city and the people at the bottom of the beautiful lake.And yet it is not for nothing that researchers consider this lake to be "Russian Shambhala". It was here that they saw a pink-violet UFO flying over the lake, its movement resembling a "falling leaf." In 1996, witnesses told of two rays emanating from different ends of the lake, creating a glowing cross. Locals believe that the water of the lake has healing properties.

Time is running. There will be no unexplored places on the planet soon. But the great Shamballa will protect its secrets until mankind understands the simple truth: the world will save goodness, love and desire to create, not destroy. Maybe then people will be able to see the Grandmaster Shambhala.

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