In Khakassia there is a stone statue that heals from various diseases. At least that's what the legend says. However, some say - the stone can bring trouble.
Once in the center of the picturesque Kyug valley, on the banks of the Askiz River, a tribal tribe decided to settle. The elders were called Hoarfrost and Apsakh. However, the husband and wife did not agree on where exactly to establish a settlement and as a result of a quarrel, Frost kicked her husband, so much so that he flew over the Askiz River and turned to stone. Frost, too, turned to stone from grief and suffering, and a white stone, Akh-Tas, was installed in the place of their quarrel. According to legend, it has a powerful energy and healing effect.
Menhir (from the Lower Breton men - stone and hir - long) is the simplest megalith in the form of a roughly worked wild stone installed by a man, in which the vertical dimensions noticeably exceed the horizontal ones. Menhirs were installed both singly and in groups.
The statue of Ah-Tas, or "White Stone", appeared in the valley about four thousand years ago. Modern scientists suggest that a two-meter white granite stone is installed precisely in the zone of the geomagnetic anomaly.
According to legends, one cannot drive up to the stone by any transport. Employees of the Kazanovka Museum say - this is the same thing as, for example, driving a car into the bedroom of your home. And it is here, according to legend, the house of the spirit, which helps to get health. The museum staff have facts.
“We had a large group from Switzerland, and in the midst of the tour, one of the older women passed out. We had to urgently interrupt the excursion, we urgently organized medical assistance. Later we received a joyful letter from Switzerland, from Bern, that after her return she underwent a medical examination and, as it turned out, was cured of several chronic diseases,”said Leonid Eremin, a researcher at the Kazanovka Museum-Reserve in Khakassia.
Foreigners are still in the valley today - visiting the monuments of archeology. A couple of days ago, the Italians were on Akh-Tas:
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"I didn't get any sensation from contact with the stone."
"It's interesting, but nothing more."
"I performed the ceremony with interest, but I didn't feel anything special."
The result was summed up by the interpreter of the excursion, he is also a teacher of the history of Russia and the Caucasus at the University of Venice.
“This is interesting from a cultural point of view, but there is no energy at all, this is our general answer, let's say so,” says translator Aldo Ferrari.
The man who came to Ah-Tas to look for bioenergy and deviations in the electromagnetic field did not agree with the tourists in Italy.
“There is something here, you know, it's clear that something that is not entirely clear for our average person is happening here. I go around the stone, and I cannot determine where is north, where is south. The arrow is in one place. That's it, at least how you twist it, it stands in one place. I don’t know, I have a compass, in general, a worker, but here he doesn’t want to behave correctly,”says an amateur bioenergy fan Alexander Zhatkin.
The radius of the magnetic zone, he said, is 52 meters. Next in line is bioenergy. Alexander Zhatkin says he finds her tracks with a special frame. To feel, or not to feel his energy, you need to go through a special ceremony. Since the entire film crew will participate in the experiment - cameraman Andrey Dorzhu and our driver Maxim Pershukov, we together, all three of us will go through this ceremony. To begin with, let's go around the stone in the sun three circles.
To get something, you need to leave something. We have coins - we will present them to Ah-Tas. They say that for treatment, it is enough to spend 15-20 seconds at the stone.
The driver of the film crew's heart pressure rose by 10 units. The next operator in line is Andrey Dorzhu. But his pressure did not change after visiting the stone. Correspondent Ruslan Romanov stood by the stone longer - 30-40 minutes. The pressure rose to 170.
Scientists do not exclude that the change in human condition is explained by a strong geomagnetic anomaly. And it is highly undesirable to stay in its center for more than 20 seconds.
The Akh-Tas statue is located on the territory of the Kazanovka Museum-Reserve, in the Askiz District of Khakassia. You can stop and book a tour of the valley in the yurt complex on the territory of the museum.