Several years ago, the book "The Eternal Serpent" was published in the USA. Its author, Michael Silverwater, is a trauma doctor by profession. All his life Michael was fond of all the mysterious and unknown, various esoteric teachings from Indian yoga to voodoo witchcraft.
After the books of Carlos Castaneda came to him, Silverwater believed that true knowledge must be sought in South America. In 2004, he met Miriam Candy. This woman was sentenced by doctors, diagnosing her with inoperable cancer. She went to South America and found there the descendants of the ancient Incas, who call themselves the "Brotherhood of the Sun". Following their methods, Candy completely and forever got rid of her fatal disease.
Omit the description of the long journey that Michael and Miriam took with two guides in the wild, sparsely populated areas of Peru in 2010.
The travelers moved along the trail. Ahead was the guide Jorge, behind him was Miriam, Michael was at the rear. They led the loaded mules by the bridle. Near the trail lay, as it seemed to Michael, large stones. Suddenly, these stones stirred, and in their place appeared four men in brown cloaks. When they sat with their heads wrapped in these cloaks, the impression was created that these were large boulders lying by the path.
One of the "brothers", a man overgrown with hair and beard, shouted something in his guttural tongue. In response, Miriam shouted something like "Kurchtatai-tai!" Then two monks stood in front of the procession of strangers, and two behind. So, in complete silence, they moved for another hour. Finally Miriam said, "Come." Michael was surprised, there were no buildings or houses around, only stones and rocks. It turned out that the huge heaps of piled stones are the monks' huts.
The next month the American physician lived among the monks who profess the ancient teachings. He learned that the "Brotherhood of the Sun" is the Andean branch of the "Great White Brotherhood", a secret organization of enlightened mystics who can communicate with each other telepathically from different parts of the globe.
In the mountain monastery "Seven Rays" lived 30 monks who called themselves the "Solar Brotherhood". The monks, tall, athletic men with white skin, thick blond hair, and fords, had an amazing personality. They all had eyes of different colors, one light, blue or green, and the other brown.
Among the monks were young and old, Michael was surprised to learn that the oldest of them, the leader of the community, Pedro de Paiva, was already 94 years old. He looked 65 years old.
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Michael learned that the "Solar Brotherhood" has existed since the days of Lemuria, a continent that once existed in the Pacific Ocean, later the bearers of truth lived among the Incas, and when the European conquerors destroyed the Inca empire, they went into the forests and mountains to secluded settlements to keep the beacon of knowledge.
Only men who adhere to absolute asceticism can be "Sun brothers", sometimes they are forced to take women to them so that they give birth to sons for them. For this reason, they took Miriam to the monastery. As the woman later explained to her friend, not everyone can give birth to a worthy follower of ancient traditions.
The monks provided themselves with everything they needed in the mountains, growing vegetables on small plots, in addition, they raised goats, llamas and chickens. However, as Miriam explained, the brothers are able to go without food for months, drawing energy directly from the great spirit of the Sun Serpent. The Incas also worshiped the serpent.
Not far from the settlement of the monks was an inconspicuous entrance to the cave. The main sanctuary of the Sun Serpent was located here. Michael was allowed to enter the temple. Small glowing flies fluttered in the air. On one of the walls of the cave, a golden zigzag stood out like a bas-relief. With surprise, Michael saw that this zigzag was moving, wriggling gently.
The monks prayed in the temple, but they did it without standing and kneeling. Instead, the brothers lay down on their heads in the direction of the golden zigzag. Michael felt dizzy in the cave and felt sick. De Paiva gently but insistently told the American to leave the cave. Later, through a translator-guide, he explained that for the uninitiated, the energy of the Solar Serpent is too strong and dangerous.
Miriam told Michael that there is another cave next to the temple, which is essentially a portal, an exit to other worlds. The brothers periodically leave for a higher world, which can be conditionally called paradise. However, monks always return from their heavenly home, as they are called to preserve ancient truth on Earth.
Staying in the cave temple has added health to Silverwater. He was surprised to find that he had got rid of years of ulcers and allergic manifestations on the skin.
As for the amazing healing abilities of the monks, the American physician had a chance to be convinced of them. Jorge lived in the convent with the Americans. One day he fell on a slippery mountain path and broke his ankle. Silverwater examined the victim's leg and said that he could help him, you just need to fix the leg in a strong block for lack of plaster. He also suggested injecting a pain reliever. However, Jorge refused.
Pedro bent over his leg and gently stroked the skin with his palm, while he whispered something. In disbelief, Michael watched as the tumor began to subside. Finally, forty minutes later, de Ponsa told the Indian to get up. He at first carefully, and then, leaning on his leg with all his weight, went. The American was amazed. He examined the leg and did not see any signs of a fracture!
In 2006, Silverwater traveled to Peru to visit a mountain monastery again, intending to learn more about the secret lore of the Solar Brotherhood. He took the same Jorge as his guide. The doctor asked Jorge to take an X-ray, which did not reveal any thickenings that usually appear at the site of the fused bone.
Silverwater and Jorge wandered in the mountains for a month, but they found the monastery. Jorge said: "Yes, it happens, sometimes the monks go inside the mountain."
Maria BUUK, "UFO" magazine