Khakassia: Chests, the old stone woman and the black devil
The so-called Places of Power have been known to mankind since ancient times. This concept denotes special points on Earth, which have a very strong effect on the human psyche.
In previous civilizations (and many scientists believe that we are far from the first civilization on the planet), such places were given special importance, they were considered a kind of energy regulators that have a charitable effect on humans and the environment.
People knew how to identify such places and erected buildings there that could increase the strength and power of a given place: dolmens, menhirs, etc. Nowadays, there are temples at the Places of Power, and if you trace it historically, you can see that new temples are being built, as a rule, on the ruins of old ones.
There are places of Power in almost any country. Today we will tell you about the Places of Power in Khakassia. The Republic of Khakassia is located in southwestern Siberia, on the territory of the Sayano-Altai Upland and the Khakass-Minusinsk Basin. The original religion of the Khakass is shamanism, which has survived here to this day.
One of the most mysterious places in Khakassia is the Sunduki mountain range. There are many versions about the purpose of this place. Some historians believe that this is an observatory of the ancients, others that it is a landing site for alien ships, others that it is just a cult place …
Whichever point of view prevails in the future, there are objective data with which one cannot agree or disagree, because they simply are. So, here are some of the oldest sundials on earth.
There are also rock paintings of ancient people, on which, by the way, one can see humanoid figures in clothes that painfully resemble spacesuits, as well as a mysterious platform with perfect acoustics, where even a whisper can be heard from several tens of meters away.
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Many scientists, including astronomers, are engaged in the study of the Chest ridge, who are inclined to the version that the ridge is an ancient observatory, since in the grooves of the rocks at a certain time you can see the constellations to which a particular rock is "tuned".
Local residents tell and show a place near one ridge, from where a mysterious stone was dug back in Soviet times. They found him by accident: they plowed the field and opened the shaman's grave with a tractor. The stone depicted constellations from the other hemisphere, and some stars visible only through a telescope.
Near the Chests is the Valley of the Spirits. For local residents, this is a cult place where you can plunge into parallel worlds, as well as move in the time continuum both into the past and into the future. Previously, only shamans or initiates could go here.
The next geopathogenic zone of Khakassia is menhirs, which are detached stone statues, near which sacrifices, cult rites and other mysterious ceremonial actions were performed about five thousand years ago. Menhirs are not a fully understood phenomenon, which still contains many unsolved secrets.
According to the Khakassian Research Institute of Language, within Khakassia, the locations of menhirs are located in geopathogenic zones, which are associated with the fault zones of the earth's crust. Geopathogenic zones are areas of the earth's surface that emit a stream of energy unknown to science.
Typically, the width of these zones varies between 10-50 meters, and the length is many hundreds of meters, and in some cases, kilometers. According to the shape and strength of the impact, geopathogenic zones are divided into two types: high-frequency (negative), when the vector of the measured field is directed "fan-shaped" (in these places there is an "imbalance" of the human biofield, which ultimately leads to pathology), and low-frequency (positive), where the sinusoidal shape of the curves of the dowsing effect is manifested, while the direction of the measured field vector in one part of the anomaly is fixed strictly vertically downward, in the other - upward.
In these places, the human biofield is leveled, which contributes to its recovery. Such a place is the Great Gate, which is located in the Ust-Abakan region, two kilometers northeast of the Bolshoy Salbyk mound.
Dowsing studies, carried out by the same Khakass Research Institute of Language, revealed that these monoliths were installed in a low-frequency geopathogenic zone, which is about 23 meters wide.
The dowsing anomaly in this place has a sinusoidal shape and an intensity of 450 conventional units. The menhirs are installed on the “bend” line of the curve. The stone on the right side (when viewed from the south) has a depression in the shape of a human body.
This depression was formed from the "friction" of people against the stone, who came here for thousands of years for treatment or to perform some kind of ceremonial rituals.
On the end part of the monolith there is a tamga in the form of a contour of a human body with three rays emanating from the head. Everything indicates that this Place of Power was used by ancient people to eliminate certain ailments.
If you go further, you will come to the Salbyk Mounds. This is a very famous place, and not only on the territory of Khakassia. It is also called "Siberian Stonehenge". The mounds are located in the Valley of the Kings, a giant natural bowl surrounded by mountains. There are several dozen large earthen hills, eight of them over 10 meters high.
In the fences of the largest mounds, there are more than two dozen stone steles up to 4 meters high and weighing up to 60 tons. In the center of the Valley of the Kings is the Big Salbyk burial mound. Huge stone slabs are dug into the ground so thoroughly that it seems that no force can move them.
It is a colossal rectangular structure, the sides of which are made up of huge stone blocks protruding from the ground to the same height. Curiously, their tops are beveled to the east. To install them in this order these days, it would be necessary to use special equipment!
Very strong geomagnetic anomalies are observed around the Salbyk mounds. Many who visit this place later said that when they stood in the center of the Big Kurgan, they felt a powerful pillar of energy and vibration throughout their body to the very fingertips.
In addition to this place, in Khakassia a stone statue of an old woman with a roughly carved face, a bulging belly and breasts is considered a sacred place and place of worship. This place is called Ulug-Khurtuyakh-Tas, which in translation from Khakass means “stone old woman”. It is believed that this statue helped childless women: it promoted the desired pregnancy, and also healed women's diseases.
It is curious that childless women pray to the "Stone Old Woman" for the appearance of children even today, pour milk or ayran over her, and cover her bulging, roughly sculpted face with a large mouth and belly with lard or sour cream.
They say that the "old woman" stands and does not hear anything that is happening nearby, but as soon as the woman makes three circles around her, the statue comes to life. Local residents assure that all these are not fairy tales and that Ulug-Khurtuyakh-Tas really helps people.
At the very foot of the Ulug-Khurtuyakh-Tas, an area was cleared and sprinkled with river sand, on which 14 sculptures of domestic animals were installed. Bulls, horses, sheep were made from river pebbles and red sandstone. Only three figures have survived from this collection.
However, in Khakassia there are geopathogenic places not only with positive energy, but also with sharply negative ones. On geographical maps this place is called the Koshkulak Cave.
The place is both extremely interesting and terrifying at the same time. This cave is known all over the world, it is officially included in the five most terrible places on the globe.
Scientists who study anomalous phenomena call it the black devil's cave. The name of the Koshkulak cave was given by one of the peaks of the spurs of the Kuznetsk Alatau - Koshkulak. It is a little more than 20 kilometers from the village of Shira.
It is very dangerous to descend into the cave without an experienced guide. the descent is a vertical about 300 meters high. And getting to the cave is not so easy: you can walk uphill through the taiga, because you cannot get there by any transport.
Koshkulakskaya cave has long been notorious. People often disappear into the void of the black devil's cave. Several people went insane after going to such a cave, some committed suicide.
Almost all eyewitnesses repeat the same thing: they experienced a chilling feeling of animal horror and saw a black shaman calling them after him. Locals pass on from generation to generation the legend that a shaman was killed in a cave. And now his soul longs for vengeance.
There is also a legend among local residents that the Koshkulak cave was a cult place among the ancient Khakass. Here, the pagans worshiped not only the phallus as a symbol of fertility and procreation - there is a natural stalagmite in the form of a phallus, around which an ancient fireplace has been preserved.
Here, according to legend, the ancestors of the Khakas worshiped the black devil, made sacrifices to their gods, including human ones. An ancient altar that has survived to this day speaks in favor of this legend.
Those who believe in this legend believe that over the centuries the cave has absorbed the dark energy of ancient shamans, which, guarding its secrets, spills out from time to time on overly curious guests of the cave.
But according to the stories of the Khakass shamans, the cave is the entrance to the womb of mother earth. In a cave, you can perform the rite of rebirth: imagine yourself as a small, small egg, and then try to be “born” as a different person, with the qualities that you would like to have, and leave all the negative in the “old life”.
Of course, this must be done alone, or better - with the help of a shaman. You cannot go into this cave with bad thoughts, fears. She will return your feelings to you: everyone sees and feels in her exactly what he himself consists of.
There are many scandals associated with the cave. So, in 2000-2002, this place was the subject of cult veneration of a fickle group of Hindu Shaiva priests led by Swami Sathya Sai Daas, who founded an unofficial monastery here - "Sai Lingeshwara Ashram", which in Sanskrit means "Abode of Truth and Ecumenical Welfare and rest ".
For them, this place was of interest as a natural temple. According to the "brahmanas", this place was indicated from above as holy and requiring care and protection from the destructive influence of man.
After three years of struggle with the negative attitude of the local administration and the population, the neophytes were forced to leave the place. But until now, Khakass shamans and Russian sorcerers conduct rituals here, and trainings are held among "esotericists".
Scientists, interested in the anomalous events taking place in the cave, began to study it. They set up a laboratory there and this is what they found out: in the Koshkulak cave there is a source of low-frequency pulses. But they never managed to find this source.
Having studied the records, we came to the conclusion that the signals recorded at Kashkulak have nothing to do with natural ones. Only an artificial emitter can generate pulses of such a frequency with a stable vibration amplitude! Who installed it, when and for whom are these signals intended? It is possible that someday we will know the answers to these questions.
O. BULANOVA