In Crimea, there are many places that, it would seem, were created especially for the beautiful half of humanity or in the name of her. According to experts, the natural embodiment of feminine energy is concentrated here. Namely, she, without a doubt, is one of the driving forces in the history of mankind.
We have collected for you 3 amazing places in Crimea, where a representative of the beautiful half of humanity can literally be saturated with female energy. And we will even take you to one of these places.
Kachi-Kalyon is one of the oldest cave settlements. Long before the revolution, it was an Orthodox monastery. It was erected in the vicinity of the spring of St. Anastasia, the water from which is famous for its healing power. Here, from the bowels of the earth, the pilgrims and servants of the monastery say, female energy comes out. There are several “wells of power” near the source.
Several generations of girls and women have visited Kachi-Kalion and continue to come here to ask her in the skete of St. Anastasia for the saint's welfare and participation in their personal destiny.
Alushta cromlech, also called the Crimean "Stonehenge", deserves special interest against the background of other dolmens and menhirs of the Crimea. It has 24 surviving boulders, and archaeologists say the outer lost ring consisted of 48 stones, making the dolmen potentially the largest ever discovered. Scientists have established that this structure belongs to the Neolithic era.
It is assumed that the Crimean "Stonehenge" was a megalithic lunar calendar that helped the ancient Taurus determine the best time to conceive. The central circle symbolizes the planetary, feminine energy. Women who wish to have children should definitely visit this place - one of the few powerful ones in the Crimea, which contribute to the healing of diseases that interfere with conception.
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Mountain formation Ayu-Dag is the pride of the southern coast of Crimea. The mountain is surrounded by Big Alushta and Big Yalta, the villages of Gurzuf, but the most ancient of them is Partenit, from the Greek - "Deva". According to Herodotus, the Taurus worshiped the Virgo goddess, people from other countries captured at sea sacrificed to her. Temples were erected to her, sculptures and altars were erected, special days were dedicated, she was announced as a key patroness.
The Sanctuary of the Virgin in the Ayu-Dag area has been searched for a long time, and disputes continue regarding its location. One thing we know for sure - in the spring, the slopes of Ayu-Dag are literally covered with snowdrops, as if in honor of an ancient goddess. Perhaps they point the way?
