On the territory of the former Kurland boiler in Latvia, there is a place called Lestene. During the Second World War, fierce battles with the Nazis took place here. Nowadays, the surroundings of Lestene is notorious: strange things happen here and people die under very mysterious circumstances. And experts in esotericism and anomalous phenomena associate this with long-standing military events …
Paranormal researcher Ruslan Kozlovsky believes that Lestene is one of the so-called "places of power" and has a powerful energy potential. Luminous columns and paths in the sky have long been observed here.
The burial place of SS legionaries is located near the old Lutheran church. From time to time, someone's hand in a strictly defined order places candles, bowls and other ritual objects on the graves. According to the same Kozlovsky, during the war years specialists from the legendary Nazi occult institute "Ahnenerbe" conducted secret research here, who dreamed of using the power of these places for their own purposes.
And a huge oak tree grows near the Berzini farm. They say that near the oak there was once an ancient pagan altar, the "keeper" of this place. According to eyewitness testimony, in 1944, several cars arrived here loaded with boxes. They shot through the oak tree (destroyed the altar?) And then buried the boxes in the ground. There is a version that they contained the dismantled Amber Room. But local esotericists are convinced that we are talking about ancient occult artifacts that the Nazis collected throughout Latvia.
What for? According to Kozlovsky, they wanted to build the so-called "pyramid of power" - a powerful concentrate of energy that would allow the Fuhrer and those who stood behind him to rule the whole world!
From time to time, people appear in Lestenes who are conducting some kind of excavation. In the mid-90s, they also came to the Berzini farm. With them was a deaf-mute sedentary gypsy from Jelgava, Ruslan's namesake Imant Kozlovsky. On the night before Christmas 1997, Imant was found murdered in his own home. He was stabbed 17 times. The wounds formed a certain occult sign on the body …
What happened to him? Maybe he didn't share the treasure with his friends? Did you find out some secret and become too dangerous for someone? Or was he, a physically disabled person, simply sacrificed in order to bring to life some occult forces? The search engines soon disappeared without a trace. Did they find anything?
People bypass an abandoned farm near Dobeli. Until 1997, a certain Gennady Galiev lived here. It was said that he collected old weapons and explosives in the swamps and boiled TNT at home, which he supplied to the bandits from Riga. Once, while he was sitting in his kitchen, he was torn in two. Of course, the police decided that the TNT stored in Galiev's house had exploded. However, his death looked very strange!
the body was torn in half. Fragments of the face were never found, but a pair of the owner's palms lay to the side of the house, and both of them were perfectly clean, as if they had not suffered from the explosion.
The next day, a friend of Gennady was mysteriously killed: a dowel was hammered into his forehead. The killer was never found. And a year later, at the grave of Gennady, a large, strong birch full of juices broke in half.
Ruslan Kozlovsky suggests that weapons killed Galiev and his friend. There were allegedly three SS ritual daggers. They contained notes: in one - the encrypted name of the person, in the second - the surname, and in the third - a magical instruction describing the ritual with which the finder of the daggers could move into someone else's body. After the completion of the ritual ceremony, the old body was to be destroyed. It is possible that Galiev found somewhere these daggers and used their power …
One cannot but mention one more curious phenomenon: holes from bullets and shells have been preserved on the walls of many houses in Lesten. Sometimes the owners try to cover them up with plaster, but it soon falls off, no matter how good the repair is. As if an unknown force does not want these traces to disappear … Margarita Troitsyna