Maina toponymy in the Volga basin
Context:
I. The River Volga
II. Old Maina
III. New Maina
IV. Maina
V. Manych
In the middle course of the Volga River there are two rivers Maina and several settlements bearing this name. All of them have
historical and sacral values described in the below sections of this work. They are largely based on the Volga, being a spiritual gift from Creator.
The Volga (3,692 km long) is one of the largest rivers on Earth and the largest in Europe. The Valdai in Tver region (Central Russia) is the origin of the Volga. Its mouth is the Caspian Sea. 11 of 20 largest cities of Russia, including its capital, Moscow, are located in the Volga’s watershed.
Along the Volga are located some of the largest reservoirs in the world. For example, Rybinsk Reservoir in the upper Volga. Interestingly, the city of Rybinsk is the birthplace of the founders of the Hollywood and the Russian residence of the Sweden born Nobels who made their fortune in Russia (including Baku oil), but best known for the Nobel Prizes.
The Volga is a great Russian river and has a special significance in Russian culture. It is often referred to as Mother Volga, the spiritual foundation of a multinational and multicultural Russian civilization, whose purpose is to be a spiritual beacon for the world.
Jose Arguelles has pointed out that ‘Rus’ (another name of Russia) is the ancient name of the force of harmonious ordering of phenomena. He is the man responsible for turning the eyes of the world to the Ancient Maya, and the profundity of Galactic Time Science and the father of the Harmonic Convergence of 1987 that was the key event for spiritual life of the planet and far beyond.
The magazine “World Channeling” No. 2 (27) 2016 provides interesting information about the common origin of the names of the Volga River and the country of Russia. It goes back to Lemuria. In those distant times the word ROUS meant CARRYING LIGHT, ENERGY CENTER, SPREADER OF ENERGY. Later, during the time of the Eurasian Hyperborea, the ROUS was the name of the river which is now known as the Volga. The city of Borea, the capital of Eurasian Hyperborea was also in the middle course of the Volga, on the territory of modern-day Kazan. This Eurasian Hyperborea was founded 8000 years ago the descendants of the Atlanteans who lived in the territory of modern Egypt. Kazan located on the Volga River is still Russia’s champion for the pyramids. The largest of them is a copy of the Great Pyramid in Giza.
Thus, the ancient Lemurian meaning of the word RUS and ROS is CARRYING ENERGY, ENERGY CENTER. The sound of OU during the time of Lemuria was not divided. Later, the sound OU was transformed either into a sound U, or into the sound O. In some words, these sounds alternate. That is why the words ROSSIYA (Russia) and RUS are simultaneously used. Lemurian language still exerts its influence on the Russian language.
Hence, the special task of Russians to learn how to feel harmoniously, develop the culture of their emotions and become the ROUS of LOVE or RUS of LOVE, the energy centers of love, which elevates all people to their Spiritual Motherland, the Motherland of Unconditional Love in the heart of the One God-Creator. There Love is one and inseparable. It is a special sacred center, the source of Love, the original energy of the highest sense. In English, the word HOME means a shelter, but even during the time of Lemuria it was known that HOUME is the heart of the God-Creator of the Universe. The connection with the Lemurian language is closely preserved in many languages of the world.
Old Maina (Russian: Staraya Maina) is an urban type settlement and the administrative center of the Old Maina district (Russian: 
Staromainsky raion) of Ulyanovsk region of Russia. It is located in the Volga Federal District. Its administrative center is the city of Ulyanovsk.
The Ulyanovsk region is the birthplace not only of Lenin (the symbol of Russian 1917 revolution that changed the world), but also of Russian writer, historian and critic Nikolay Karamzin (1766–1826), who is called the “father of Russian history” for his “History of the Russian State”, a 12-volume national history.
Old Maina claims to be the most ancient rural settlement in Russia. According to Ulyanovsk archaeologists, people on the territory of the present Old Maina have lived continuously for 1700 years. However, the oldest finds discovered on the territory of Old Maina are 20,000 years old. The territory of Old Maina and its surroundings are called archaeological Eldorado. As per the saturation of cultural heritage sites and their value, this area is unrivaled in the Ulyanovsk region, although the oldest part of Old Maina was flooded by the Kuybyshev Reservoir, sometimes called Samara Reservoir, created in the middle of the 20th century. It is the largest reservoir in Europe and third in the world by surface area.
The oldest artifacts found by archaeologists during the excavations in Old Maina, confirm the hypothesis of scientists that in the times of ancient Rus people began their movement from here (the Middle Volga) to the west to the rivers Don and Dnieper, mastering new territories, building new settlements, so was built the city of Kiev, now the capital of Ukraine. 1700 years ago Old Maina was a densely populated city with around 80,000 residents. Hense, Old Maina is much older than Kiev that is still considered one of the oldest cities in Russia, the mother of all Russian cities.
Historians and linguists know the lines from the oldest part of the Indian Vedas, the Rig-Veda, written in Vedic Sanskrit: “Itham ascati pasyat syantham, ekam starayath mainaa-kaalam” that is “There the holy rivers flow, the places are called Old Maina”. The Vedic phrase «starayath mainaa» is literally the Russian name of Old Maina — Staraya Maina…
Indeed, in the Rig-Veda are listed the names of dozens of holy rivers, on the banks of which the noble Vedic poets (Rishis) compose sacred hymns to the gods of the Rig-Veda. The Aranya Parva, also known as the “Book of the Forest” of Mahabharata (originally composed in Classical Sanskrit evolved from Vedic Sanskrit) has couple of hundreds names of the holy rivers (ponds) of Kurukshetra (the ancient Aryan land of Bharat) that cleanse a person from sins, after bathing in them. Interestingly, many of the Russian rivers of the Volga – Oka basin have preserved to this day their ancient names, given in the major holy ancient texts preserved in India.
The prominent researchers of ancient ties of Russia and India, point out that Russian language and Vedic Sanskrit are unusually close to each other, despite the millennia of their original way of development in Russia and India. The reason for this kinship is obvious. Both languages have one source of origin that is the Aryan language or Vedic Sanskrit of the Rig-Veda. Strong support for this also provides DNA-genealogy and huge number of Russian toponymy translated from Sanskrit. The Vedic names in the modern-day Sind province of Pakistan (the cradle of Vedic civilization of Hindustan) are similar to those in Russia. Most evident example is Karachi.
Vedic Sanskrit is not a dialect, but a complete and grammatically complex language. It is believed that all Indo-European languages have grown up from Vedic Sanskrit, including various and numerous dialects of the Slavic, Old Russian language. Sacred vocabulary is the basis of the Russian language. Indian sages well know that the Golden Age will begin in Russia.

Ancient Vishnu idol was found in Old Maina in 2007. Later that year, an international conference was organised to study the legacy of Old Maina. Surely, it might radically change the history of ancient Russia.
Based on the archeological findings, Old Maina can be recognized as the initial motherland of the Russian people and cradle of Russia. This brand will glorify Ulyanovsk region more than the status of the “homeland of Lenin”, who was born in Ulyanovsk in 1870.
The direct distance from Old Maina to Ulyanovsk is 45 km. By car it is less than 70 km. The road passes international Ulyanovsk Vostochny Airport that has the longest and the widest public use runway in the world. The airport is connected to the local state owned Aviastar plant, the largest aviation production facility in the world and one of the newest in Russia. Among the plant’s products
are: the An-124 long-range heavy transport aircraft, the 200-seat Tu-204 medium-range airliner, modernized Il-76, etc.
Until the Boeing 747-8F, the Antonov An-124 or RUSLAN was, for 30 years, the world’s heaviest gross weight production cargo airplane and second heaviest operating cargo aircraft, behind the one-off Antonov An-225 (a greatly enlarged design based on the An-124). The An-124 remains the largest military transport aircraft in the world.
The Ilyushin IL-76 has seen extensive service as a commercial freighter for ramp-delivered cargo, especially for outsized or heavy items unable to be otherwise carried. It has also been used as an emergency response transport for civilian evacuations as well as for humanitarian aid and disaster relief around the world. It is able to operate from unpaved runways and is used in many countries of the world.
The modernized IL-76 (IL-76MD-90A) now produced in Ulyanovsk has no analogues in the
class of ramp vessels in the world. It can be operated in any climatic conditions with almost no restrictions. It could be used in various fields: as a military transport aircraft, aerial refueling tanker or command center, for extinguishing fires, etc. IL-76MD-90A is more unpretentious in comparison with the western one. It does not need a special infrastructure, and it does not need constant significant maintenance. They intend to create also a civilian version of the aircraft.
IL-76 and its modifications have been designed by the Ilyushin design bureau founded by Sergei Ilyushin (1894 – 1977) born near Vologda. He was the youngest of 11 children in a peasant family. Being largely self-taught, Ilyushin left home at an early age for Saint-Petersburg. He became an outstanding Soviet aircraft designer, the developer of the most massive combat aircraft in history (the IL-2 attack aircraft) rightfully considered the best attack aircraft of the Second World War. His IL-4 and IL-28 were the outstanding bombers. Being over 80 year old, Ilyushin Design Bureau has been leading not only in Russia, but also in the world. Ilyushin is the Russian presidential aircraft (board number one).
In Old Maina there is a monument dedicated to the children who worked as hard as the adults during the World War II to crush the Nazis. On that monument it is written that Russia can not be defeated.
By the order of Russian Tsar, fortress of Maina was founded in 1670 on the left bank of the Volga River, in
the mouth of local river Maina. According to Ulyanovsk archaeologists, in the territory of the present Old Maina people have been living continuously since the 3rd – 4th century. The tribes of Imenkovo archaeological culture came first here. Many official researchers regard Imenkovo culture as the Slavs. More profound results on the ancestors of the Slavs provide DNA Genealogy studies. They prove that the ancestors of the Slavs are the Aryans. It is also true for other nations living in the Russian Plain, Siberia, Central Asia, India, Iran, etc.
The ancient authors of the first centuries called the Volga as Ra. This is a very multilevel name. RA is the Sun of the Outer World, whereas AR is the Sun of the Inner World. Hence, the names Ariya and Aryan. In Sanskrit, Ra means fire. Ra is the ancient Egyptian god of the Sun. Ra is also one of the islands of Vanuatu (lit. “The land of happiness”).
Imenkovo culture was first discovered in village Imenkovo (Tatarstan), 100 km northeast of Old Maina, where river Kama meets the
Volga. Both names are translated from Sanskrit. Imenkovo culture existed on the territory of the present Old Maina for about 400 years. The next five centuries the local lands were owned by the Volga Bolgars. Then these lands were conquered by the Golden Horde (Orda). After the collapse of the Golden Horde, the land was under the Kazan Khanate. In the second half of the 17th century the first Russian settlement from Moscovia appeared here.
Unique archeological objects have been discovered on the territory of Old Maina. For instance, Gothic-type pendants dating from the 3rd century, coin of the Roman emperor Caracalla (dated the year of 213), etc. Each year more and more such rarities are found. On the territory of Old Maina they have found things connected with the Slavs, with the Balts, and even with the ancient Germans.
The remains of long houses, up to 25 meters in length, of German-type houses have been found on the land of Old Maina. Later, such houses appeared in the Vikings. The name of River Maina in Russia (tributary of the Volga) and the River Main in Germany (tributary of the Rhine) are genetically related. DNA genealogy shows that over 25% of modern male Germans have the same male ancestor with over a half of the Russian men. It is well known that large parts of Germany were populated by the Slavs. Their forceful
Germanization or extermination started approximately in the 12th century, when the Danish feudal lords destroyed the ancient Slavic sanctuary of Arkona, located on the island of Ruyan (German Rügen) in the Baltic Sea.
Frankfurt on the Main
The Main River (525 km) is also the longest river lying entirely in Germany. The largest city along the Main River is Frankfurt on the Main in the German state of Hesse, historically related to the Russian Imperial House of the Romanov and the founder of the most powerful family of Rothschild. Frankfurt is the major financial centre of the European continent. Messe Frankfurt is one of the world’s largest trade fairs. The Frankfurt Motor Show is the world’s largest motor show. The Frankfurt Book Fair is the world’s largest book fair. The River Main originates at the joining of its two headstreams, the Red Main and the White Main. The red and white are the colours of the flag of Frankfurt. They also symbolize the global mystery started in Ancient Egypt and centered today in the Russian town of Veliky Ustyug.

The wide mouth of River Maina near Old Maina is formed by the Volga’s water.
Archaeologically speaking, first settlers of the Middle Volga and Old Maina were the Imenkovo tribes, the first farmers in the Volga region. To date, scientists have identified more than 600 settlements and cemeteries of the Imenkovo culture. They were engaged in farming and cultivated millet, pound, wheat, barley, oats, peas, rye. A cattle breeding was very developed. The Imenkovo tribes bred horses, large and small cattle, and pigs. They had the processing of iron and bronze. Often are found iron plows, sickles, etc.
According to some sources, the Imenkovo tribes are considered to have come from the territory of modern Poland, Germany and Austria. Others believe that they came from the modern Ukraine. Exact answer on the ancestors of Imenkovo, and other tribes on the Russian Plain, the rest of Europe, and Siberia, provides DNA genealogy. Most importantly, the Ulyanovsk region is the only region that was completely the zone of settlement of the Imenkovo tribes. Neighboring regions were partly occupied by the Imenkovo culture. It was present only on their edges.
It has been substantiated that after the arrival of the Bolgarians in the Middle Volga region from the region of Azov Sea in 7th century, most of the Imenkovo culture bearers left to the southwest, where they became the nucleus of Volyntsevo culture (8th – 9th century) spread in the interfluve of the rivers Dnieper and Don. The village of Volynskoe (now part of Moscow) was the place of Stalin’s beloved residence. He died there in 1953.
In Kiev, layers of Volyntsevo culture are found in the most ancient places of the city, including the Church of the Tithes, the first
stone church in Kiev, built in the end of 10th century by the order of Grand Prince Vladimir the Great, who Christianized the Kievan Rus. Kiev was the main center of Christianization of other parts of Rus (Russia). Hence, it was called “mother of Russian cities” in Greek manner. The Greeks (from Byzantium) took the most active role in spreading Christianity in Russia. The expression “mother of Russian cities”, as well as the Greek “metropolis” (from “meter” – “mother” and “polis” – “city”), means the founding city. In Russian language, Kiev is a male name. Kiev reached its Golden Age as the center Kievan Rus in the 10th — 12th centuries.
The non-legendary time of the founding of the Kiev is hard to ascertain. They say that Kiev is at least 1,200 years old. In Ulyanovsk region, Old Maina is 1,700 years old. However, the oldest Russian settlement is considered to be Tolbukhino (over 4,000 years old) near Yaroslavl, founded by Yaroslav the Wise (circa 978 – 1054), thrice grand prince of Veliky Novgorod and Kiev, uniting the two principalities for a time under his rule. His descendants were
deeply involved in The Knight Templar in France and Palestine. The oldest settlement on the territory of modern-day Yaroslavl belongs to the 5th – 3rd millennium BCE. Apparently, Kazan and Yaroslavl are the oldest of all the currently existing cities on the River Volga. The name Yaroslavl sounds related to Yaruslim, the capital of Lemuria.
Magazine “World Channeling” states that in the sky over Yaroslavl, in subtle plans, there is the Yaroslavl Temple. This is one of the most important places and points of the planet, existing in many worlds and dimensions. Portals of a huge number of galaxies and civilizations flock here.
Yaroslavl is a multi-level temple. It is possible to decipher the name of the city of Yaroslavl as “the glorification of the Spring Sun”: YAR means “the Sun”; SLAVL means “to praise”. However, here there is a shortened version of the name of the Sun. The hidden meaning is YARUN (YARILO), which in meaning is the Central Spiritual
Sun, and not the Sun of the Solar System itself. Yaroslavl is the point of the Earth, which has always been directly connected with the energy flows of the Central Spiritual Sun. The bear is the ancient symbol of Yaroslavl, like Russia’s. According to a legend, when Yaroslav the Wise came here to baptize the local residents, he had to
deal with their sacred and worshiped bear. It happened at the confluence of the Volga and the Kotorosl River.
While many bearers of the Imenkovo culture went from the territory of present-day Tatarstan to the territory of modern Ukraine, some of them remained in place and merged with the incoming nomads Bolgarians, and influenced their culture and economy, in particular the development of agriculture. The Bolgarians were migrating from the region of Azov Sea after the dissolving their Great Bolgaria (Great Bulgaria), existed in mid-7th century between the River Dniester and lower Volga, (modern southern Ukraine and south-west Russia). The original capital was Phanagoria on the Taman peninsula between the Black and Azov seas. The first major part of Bolgar tribes (Orda) led by khan Asparukh moved to the north-eastern Balkans, to the River Danube. In 681, these Bolgars formed with the local South Slavic tribes the First Bulgarian Empire. The second major part of Bolgar tribes moved to the Middle Volga and formed the Volga Bolgaria. From these medieval times, Bulgaria on the Danube River is the direct relative with Bolgaria (Bulgaria) on the Volga River. There is a hypothesis that the original name Bolgar is connected with Russian / Slavic name Volgar that means a person from the Volga River.
Still not everyone in the scientific world agrees with the Slavic ethnic attribution of the Imenkovo culture, and often this is based not so much on scientific caution, but on political reasons. The largest scientists believe that the Imenkovo culture was formed by the bearers of the ethnonym Rus. These Russians leaved precisely from the lands where these Imenkovo tribes lived, and formed a new Volyntsevo culture that formed the above mentioned Kiev (modern capital of Ukraine and former capital of Kievan Rus, a loose federation of East Slavic tribes existed from the late 9th to the mid-13th century. The question “Where did the Russian land come from?” receives a precise answer. Most scientists know this, it was the Middle Volga. The Imenkovo culture began the development of the Volyntsevo culture of the Middle Dnieper. The Imenkovo culture is Rus. Hence, the land of present-day Old Maina and the basin of River Maina can be considered the very territory from which the Russian land (state) came from.
The source of the river Maina is located over 50 km west from Old Maina, on the territory of Tatarstan (often associated with Tartarus), close to the border with the Ulyanovsk region. Actually, the River Small Maina (tributary of river Maina) is the line of border between the Republic of Tatarstan and the Ulyanovsk region. The source of the river Maina is in the Spassky District of Tatarstan. The main attraction of this district and its
administrative center is the town of Bolgar, located on the left bank of the Volga River, like Old Maina. The distance between Bolgar and Old Maina is 40 km.
Bolgar was the medieval capital of Volga Bulgaria from the 8th to the 15th centuries. It was a big international trade center, linking the East and the West by the Volga trade route. Traders from China, Baghdad, Damascus, Spain, Scandinavia, Rus and other countries used to come to Bolgar. Many foreign trade concessions had their settlements and streets in Bolgar. It is stated that Bolgar was bigger than Paris and London. Bolgar is a World Heritage Site declared by the UNESCO World Heritage Committee.
Bolgal has special religious significance for the Muslims of Russia and the Volga river regions in particular. Islam was adopted here in 922 and it became official religion of the Volga Bulgaria. Special embassy arrived from Baghdad then capital of the Caliphate ruled by the Abbasid dynasty. The spread of Islam in the Middle Volga region was peaceful. The Volga Bulgarians knew One God from their pre-Islamic religion called Tengrism. The adoption of Islam by the Volga Bulgaria led to a strong impetus to the development of education, literature, and science. The Bolgars achieved considerable success in mathematics and astronomy, chemistry and medicine, geography and history. From the Soviet times, pilgrimage to Bolgar is called the Little Hajj.
Today, Islam is the religion of about 1,5 billion inhabitants of the Earth. It
is more than 22% of the world’s population. The largest Koran is kept in Bolgar. The Volga Bulgaria was the only Islamic country of Eastern Europe. The Bulgarian Historical and Architectural Museum-Reserve (established in 1969) is the most northern monument in the world of medieval Muslim architecture. Being secular, the leadership of Tatarstan places a key importance on the development of historical and religious heritage. Bolgar is identified with Islam, whereas Sviyazhsk is recognized as the first Christian center in Tatarstan.
Sviyazhsk is located at the confluence of the Volga and Sviyaga Rivers. The source of the River Sviyaga (375 km) is located in the Ulyanovsk region, on the right side of the Volga, 60 km south from the urban settlement Maina.
New Maina (Russian: Novaya Maina) is an urban type settlement of the Ulyanovsk region. New Maina is located 70 km
southeast of Old Maina, and 90 km southeast of Ulyanovsk. Only 9 km is to New Maina from the city of Dimitrovgrad.
New Maina and Dimitrovgrad are divided by the river called the Big Cheremshan (Russian: the Bolshoy Cheremshan River), a tributary of the Volga River.
Cheremshanka is the name of a number of settlements in Siberia, including Krasnoyarsk Cheremshanka Airport, located 25 km north of the mouth of river Mana. Between them there are two creeks named Big Arey and Small Arey. They are tributaries of the Kacha River (tributary of the Yenisei River). Arey and Arya refer to the Aryans lived here thousands years ago. In Sanskrit, “kaccha” means “watery soil”, “a bank or any ground bordering on water”, “shore”, “a mound or causeway”, etc. Beside the Kacha River in Krasnoyarsk in Southern Siberia, Russia has settlement and river Kacha in Crimea, where it enters the Black Sea near Sevastopol.
Being the second-largest city of the Ulyanovsk region (“the motherland of Lenin”), Dimitrovgrad was named in 1972 celebrating the posthumous 90th birthday of Georgi Dimitrov, the first communist leader of People’s Republic of Bulgaria. It is also symbolic taken into account that the Volga Bolgars (Bulgars) and the Bulgarians divided in 7th century to establish first Bulgarian state on the Danube and another on the Volga. Dimitrov ruled Bulgaria from 1946 to 1949. He led the Moscow based Communist International from 1934 to 1943. He expanded Lenin’s ideas by stating that fascism was the dictatorship of the most reactionary elements of financial capitalism.
Russian Dimitrovgrad is twinned with Bulgarian Dimitrovgrad. Also, Dimitrovgrad of the Ulyanovsk region is twinned with city of
Obnisk (the Kaluga region), the place of the world’s first nuclear power plant to generate electricity for a power grid.
Founded in 1714, modern Dimitrovgrad is a prominent nuclear center of Russia. The city’s leading enterprise is the country’s Federal Nuclear Research Institute. One of the institute’s atomic reactors provides Dimitrovgrad with district heating.

Obninsk. The world’s first nuclear power plant
Unlike the US military who dropped in 1945 two nuclear bombs on the Japanese cities of Hiroshima and Nagasaki (located near the 33rd parallel), Russia (then the Soviet Union) pioneered peaceful use of atomic energy. Russia built the first nuclear power plant on the planet that started in 1954 producing electricity for Moscow region. It was the first nuclear power plant in the world connected to national power grid. This reactor in Obninsk (the Kaluga region) was stopped in 2002. Today the station is a memorial museum of the nuclear industry in Russia. This world’s first home of a peaceful atom is open to visitors and tourists.
Symbolically, Kaluga is the place of Russian rocket scientist Konstantin Tsiolkovsky (1857 – 1935) who is the founding father of modern rocketry and astronautics. His works inspired leading Soviet rocket engineers, including Sergei Korolev the father of practical astronautics, who was in charge of the development of the R-7 Rocket and launching into Cosmos the first man (Yuri Gagarin) and later the first woman (Valentina Tereshkova, born near the above mentioned Yaroslavl).
Dimitrovgrad also has the State Scientific Center of Russian Federation, Research Institute of Atomic Reactors. The farther of Russian nuclear program and the peaceful atom Igor Kurchatov (1903 – 1960) was born in the Urals, the natural border between the East and the West, and the most sacral place on the planet.
Dimitrovgrad / New Maina are located 110 km north of Samara. It has given its name to the Samara culture, a neolithic culture of
the 5th millennium BCE. The Samara region is considered as the original homeland of the Proto-Indo-European language.
Samara is one of the largest cities in the Volga River, and the 6th largest city in Russia. Samara is a major international transport hub. Its railway station is the tallest in Europe.
Samara’s most prominent symbol is the Monument of Glory, overlooking the Volga river. It is a man with wings raised over his head, standing on the pedestal symbolizing ray of light rising to the sky. The city is well known in the world for the production of aerospace launch vehicles, satellites, various space services, engines, aircrafts, etc. Samara has been one of the largest Russian aircraft manufacturing centers. It is the home of the Samara Research Center of the Russian Academy of Sciences and Samara State Aerospace University, one of Russia’s leading engineering and technical institutions.
During the Great Patriotic War / Second World War (1941 -1945) Samara was the reserve (second) capital of the Soviet Union. Highly
secretive bunker of its ruler Josef Stalin is now open to the public. After the war, Samara became the Cosmic capital of the Soviet Union. In Samara was built the launch vehicle Vostok, which delivered in 1961 the first manned spaceship to orbit with Yury Gagarin on board. After returning to Earth / landing near the great Russian River Volga,
Yury Gagarin, the first man to travel in Space, took a rest in Samara. Here he reported to the State Commission, headed by Sergei Korolev, on the successful completion of his historical mission.
It became a tradition for the Soviet astronauts to come to Samara after returning to Earth. Beside implementation of the space program, Samara enterprises have been playing a leading role in the development of aviation. One of its symbols is the above mentioned Ilyushin Il-2 ground-attack aircraft assembled in Samara in late 1942. During the World War II, Samara produced During produced over 15,000 of Il-2 of more than 36,000 built in the Soviet Union. So, the Il-2 remains to this day the most massive and effective combat aircraft in history. After the War, for more than half a century Samara produced Tupolev, Antonov and Ilyushin-designed aircrafts. The vast majority of Tupolev Tu-154 airplanes (over a thousand aircrafts), which formed the basis of the Soviet Union and Russia’s civil aviation from the 1970s to the early 2000s, were manufactured in Samara. A veritable icon of the Cold War, four-engine turboprop-powered strategic bomber and missile platform, Tupolev Tu-95 was also produced in Samara.
Near Samara in 1391 there was a great battle between the Samarkand ruler Tamerlan and Tokhtamysh, a descendant of Genghis Khan and a prominent khan of the Golden Horde (Orda). This confrontation had a huge impact on the history of Eurasia.
Tamerlan (“The One Who Knows Merlin”) had the symbol of Shambala as his personal seal. According to the Roerichs, who worked with the Mahatmas of Shambala, Tamerlan owned the Cintamani Stone received from the Shambala. This Stone was originally a gift from Orion and considered responsible for spiritual evolution on Earth. Chintamani strengthens the power of the owner, contributing to victory in any endeavor. Cintamani was in the hands of Solomon, Alexander the Great, Genghis Khan, Tamerlan, Akbar the Great, Napoleon, the Roerichs. The country where the Stone arrives, receives the special protection of the Brotherhood of Light.
It is stated that due to such protection, Tamerlan never lost a single battle. Tokhtamysh was indeed his strong opponent. These two armies were the strongest in Europe and Asia at that time. Even after two severe defeats from Tamerlan, Tokhtamysh was able to pull together his Golden Horde to resist and attack again.
The Horde’s military power peaked during the reign of Uzbek (1312–1341), who adopted Islam and ruled from capital Sarai-Batu in the lower part of the Volga River, 100 km north from modern city of Astrakhan, where the Volga River begins to enter the Caspian Sea. The territory of the Golden Horde at its peak included most of Eastern Europe from the Urals to the Danube River. It extended east deep into Siberia. The Golden Horde’s lands incorporated the Black Sea, the Caucasus Mountains, and bordered the territories of present-day Iran and Azerbaijan, ruled by the Mongol dynasty known as the Ilkhanate. Iran (literally “the country of Aryans”) and Northern Azerbaijan are related to the Manna Kingdom existed there in the 1st millennium BCE.
New Maina is located in the lower parts (close the mouth) of three rivers: the Big Avral, the Small Avral, and the Dry Avral. In Sanskrit, Avirala means “compact”, “contiguous”, “dense”, etc. New Maina was founded in the second half of the 18th century. Before the 1917 Revolution, New Maina was a district containing a number of villages. Its status of urban type settlement New Maina got in 1973. Symbolically, 73 is the car code of Ulyanovsk region (for number plates).
The above described settlements Old Maina and New Maina of the Ulyanovsk region are located on the left bank of the River Volga. On the opposite right bank of the Volga, there is also settlement Maina and river Maina. This urban type settlement Maina is 50 km west south of Ulyanovsk, whose historical center is also on the right bank of the Volga. Interestingly, in Southern Siberia also there is settlement called Maina.
Maina is administrative center of the Maina district of Ulyanovsk region. In the vicinity of the settlement are the sources of the rivers Maina and Berezovka. Interestingly, beside the link to the Russian name of the Birch (Bereza), the term Berezovka (Bereza) could be also connected to the Hara Berezaiti (literally meaning “High Watchpost”) given in the Avestan language to a legendary mountain around which the stars and planets revolve. Indeed, the Ulyanovsk region is a part of the Volga Uplands (Volga Hills) that are also famous for their unreal beauty.
The Avestan language is the language of Zoroastrian scripture of the Avesta. There is a hypothesis that Zoroaster was born near modern Russian city of Perm, the Urals region. Perm is located on the Kama River (Sanskrit name), 630 km north east of Ulyanovsk. The River Kama meets the Volga River 110 km north east of Ulyanovsk. The mouth of Volga is the Caspian Sea linking modern Russia and Iran.
The Avestan language is classified as an Iranian language, a branch of the Indo-Iranian languages within the Indo-European family. The Avestan is assumed to have been quite close to Vedic Sanskrit. In Russia there are many names of rivers and settlements translated from Sanskrit. For instance, in the Ulyanovsk region is the source of river Sura. In Sanskrit, Sura means “water, sage, sun, divinity’”.
160 km west of the source of the River Sura is the source of another Sanskrit name River Moksha, literally meaning “Nirvana”. The source of the Sura River is 90 km west south of the settlement Maina and the sources of rivers Maina and Berezovka.
The River Maina is the Volga’s drainage basin: the Maina (23 km long) → the Barysh (247 km long) → the Sura (841 km long) → the Volga (3,692 km long) → the Caspian Sea.
70 km northwest from Maina is the settlement
Sura Peaks (Russian: Surskiye Vershiny). This place is famous for its St. Nicholas Hill overlooking the River Sura. It is one of the most revered destinations in the Sura district and the whole Russia. It is believed by everyone claimed the 76-meter hill will be freed from all the sins. This St. Nicholas Hill is made of chalk. Its slopes are very steep, covered with grass and rare bushes.
40 km north of St. Nicholas Hill / the settlement Sura Hills is located city of Alatyr, founded in 1552 near the conjunction of the River Alatyr and the Sura River.
Alatyr, like the settlement Sura Hills, was established by the order of the first Russian Tsar Ivan Grozny going to conquer Kazan.
Anagrams of Alatyr (or vice versa) are: Altair (the brightest star
in the Aquila constellation), Altar (the ‘Holy table’, structure for religious sacrifices located in places of worship), etc. Altai Mountain is the most sacred place in Russia. In the Russian medieval legends and folklore, Alatyr-stone is a sacred stone, “the father to all stones”, and the navel of the Earth, containing sacral writings. The Alatyr-stone is endowed with healing and magical properties. In the spiritual verses it is stated that from beneath the Alatyr-stone originates a wonderful source that gives the whole world sustenance and healing.
The source of river Alatyr is 190 km west of its mouth. The Alatyr originates in the Nizhny Novgorod region, near town of Sarov, most known for its St. Seraphim of Sarov and the Russian center for nuclear research. Sarov is a sister city to Los Alamos, the home of the U.S. nuclear weapons design laboratory. The scientists of Sarov (former Arzamas-16) and Los Alamos have cooperated on various arms control and nuclear safeguards programs. The Russians playfully called their own center «Los Arzamas».
Between St. Nicholas Hill / the settlement Sura Hills and city of Alatyr is located village Sara and two Sarka rivers: The Big Sarka and the Small Sarka. Sarka is a diminutive of Sara (river). In Sanskrit, Sara means “essence”, “stream”, “energy”, “main point”, etc. The Middle Eastern name Sarah means “Princess”.
The Sara River is also in the center of Moscow, although now it is enclosed in a tube. This Sara is a tributary of the Moscow River. In Yaroslavl region of Russia, 180 km northeast of Moscow, the Sara River enters the Lake Nero, whose name is related (or vice versa) with the surname of Jawaharlal Nehru, the first Prime Minister of independent India. His daughter Indira Gandhi and grandson Rajiv Gandhi were also Prime Ministers of India and central figures in Indian politics.
100 km south of Maina, 45 km southwest of the source of the Sura River is the settlement of Kanadei that is quite close to the name Canada and the surname Kennedy, or vice-versa. The most famous romance of John F. Kennedy was with Hollywood actress Marilyn Monroe. She was made a star by the founder of Hollywood, a former Russian subject Joseph Schenck, born in Rybinsk, located in the Upper Volga. Talent of Monroe was developed by her Russian teachers who found themselves in America.
Kanadei is located in the conjunction of the River Kanadeika with the Syzranka River. A tributary of the River Kanadeika is Ardovat. Also, Ardatov is a Russian town located 20 west km of Alatyr.
40 km north from Kanadei is the source of Sviyaga River, a tributary of the Volga River. In the city of Ulyanovsk, the Sviyaga River (375 km long) flows only a few kilometers away from the Volga River (3,692 km long), but their confluence is 160 km north of Ulyanovsk, in Tatarstan. Tsar Ivan Grozny built in the 16th century in the mouth of Sviyaga River a fortress Sviyazhsk.
200 km west of Kanadei is the source of Sanskrit named river Moksha, literally meaning Nirvana. The River Moksha is a tributary of the River Oka, the Volga’s drainage basin.
The River Kanadeika is also the Volga’s drainage basin: Kanadeika (57 km long) → the Syzranka River (168 km long) → the Volga (3,692 km long) → the Caspian Sea.
Kannada is a Dravidian language spoken predominantly by Kannada people in India, mainly in the state of Karnataka, having deep ties with Russia, including the state symbols, the Roerichs, Helena Blavatsky, еtc. It is believed that the name Karnataka, translated from the local Kannada language, means “an elevated country”. It is also the true for the Russian settlement Kanadei and the River Kanadeika, located in the Volga Hills (the Volga Uplands). The source of the River Kanadeika is only 22 kilometers south of the settlement Sura Peaks (Russian: Surskiye Vershiny), where the Sura River originates.
The son of the god Surya, Karna is one of the central heroes of the Mahabharata. He is the embodiment of strength, valor and honor. In Sanskrit, “karna” means “eared”. In Russian there is surname Karnaukhov having same meaning. In Kemerovo region, a man with surname Karnaukhov is said to have discovered the famous Tisulsky Princess.
The Ulyanovsk region has many Sanskrit names crucial to Indian culture, founded by the Aryans came from the territory of modern-day Russia. If read from right to the left in Arabic, Rusia (Russia) becomes Suria. It is not only the Arab-speaking country of Syria, but also the above described Vedic god Surya and Russian River Sura.
100 km south from Ulyanovsk or 90 km southeast of Maina is mysterious equilateral triangle (roughly with sides 15 km * 15 km *15 km) in the hills covered by beautiful pine forest, widely known for unusual gardens of huge bizarre-shaped stones, curving of space and time, strong natural energy coming from the Earth around the so called Devil’s finger, underground passageways, sudden appearance of UFO and aliens, etc.
Near this triangle, was born Ivan Dmitriev (1760 – 1837), a famous Russian statesman, member of the Russian Academy, and poet. By the personal invitation of Emperor Alexander I, he served as Minister of justice from 1810 to 1814. Ivan Dmitriev underlined the intrigues, following first of all the law. Due to his honesty he got into many conflicts with influential dignitaries. However, Alexander I highly respected him. Also, Ivan Dmitriev was a distant relative of Nikolay Karamzin (1766–1826), the “father of Russian history”.
In Southwestern Russia there are two rivers with the root “Man”: the East Manych (basin of the Caspian Sea) and the Western Manych (basin of the Azov Sea).
The East Manych (141 km long) and the Western Manych (420 km long) both originate in the Republic of Kalmykia, located in the southwestern part of European Russia. A small part of the Volga River flows through eastern Kalmykia. Also, Kalmykia is washed by the Caspian Sea in the southeast.
The distance between the sources of both Manych Rivers and the Caspian Sea is about 250 km. There are many legends about the Manych River. According to old scriptures it flowed from the Caspian Sea. There is an assumption that in ancient times the Manych River was a large strait that united the modern Caspian Sea and the Black Sea.
The salinity of the lakes in the basin of the River Manych indicates the existence of a connection with the sea basins. Presumably, the strait ceased to exist 3,000 years ago. However, for a long time the ancient tribes used Manych as a navigable artery connecting the Azov Sea coast (the Don delta region) with the Caucasus. By the Manych, goods were transported from China, Persia, Turkestan and India, merchants sailed from the Caspian. The Phoenicians (known for their marine and trading skills) sailed to the Caspian Sea along the Manych strait. In the middle of the 19th century, fragments of an ancient sea vessel of supposedly Phoenician origin, made of cedar wood with copper nails, were washed in the shore of Manych.
Interestingly, Kalmykia is the only region in Europe where Buddhism is the most practiced religion. The majority of the Kalmyks follow Buddhism, like their ancestors, the westernmost group of the Mongols whose ancestral home is in the Altai region of western Mongolia. They migrated from the steppes of Southern Siberia to the Lower Volga region in 17th century and became subjects of the Russian Tsar. They duty was protecting Russia’s southern border.
The Western Manych, often called just Manych (420 km long) is tributary of Don (1,870 km long), one of the major rivers of Russia and the 5th longest river in Europe. The Volga and the Don are the two main waterways of the European part of Russia. They approach each other in the modern-day Volgograd region. The importance of connecting the Volga and the Don by means of a canal was clear as early as the Middle Ages. The earliest attempt to link them, dates back to 1569, when the Turkish sultan Selim II sent 22,000 soldiers to dig a canal between the two rivers. The Turks gave up after a month of work. Selim II or Sarı Selim (“Selim the Blond”) was a son of Suleiman the Magnificent and Hurrem Sultan, often called Roxelana, one of the most powerful and influential women in Ottoman history. Hurrem means “the cheerful one” in Persian, but she was Russian, from the territory of modern-day Ukraine. By large, the Russians, the Persians, and the Turks have the Aryans as their ancestors.
Another attempt to connect the Volga and the Don was made by the Russian Emperor Peter the Great (1672 – 1725), who defeated the Turks in Azov (mouth of the Don) in 1696. The canal was partially completed by the end of 1701, but the Russo-Swedish war broke out, and the Emperor had to abandon the project.
Only the Soviet Union was able to realize the old dream of linking the two great rivers
that connect five seas: the Baltic, White, Caspian, Azov and Black seas. Shipping Volga – Don Canal named after Lenin was opened in 1952 in Southwestern Russia. The canal’s length is 101 km. It connects the Volga River and the Don River at their closest points. The canal starts south of modern Volgograd (Fortress of the Volga), where the lower course of the Don approaches the lower course of the Volga.
Volgograd (former Stalingrad) is a hero-city. It is famous for its heroic resistance to the Nazis and the bitter defeat of the Naz
is from the Soviet defenders during the Battle of Stalingrad (August 1942 – February 1943) that was the largest and bloodiest battle in the history of warfare.
In the mouth of the Manych is the settlement Manych (Russian: Stanitsa Manychskaya) named after the river. Initially, it was a fortress founded by the Don Cossacks in 16th century to fight against the Ottoman Turks occupied their land. At that time the Don Cossacks enrolled on the service to the Russian Tsar Ivan Grozny and the whole Muscovy or Rus.
Interestingly, the name of Osman I (1299 – 1324), the founder of the Ottoman Empire, might be related to Atman or Ataman. It is the original title of Cossacks’ leader. According to Ottoman tradition, Osman’s father led his tribe west from Central Asia into Anatolia, fleeing the Mongol onslaught. Central Asia is the home land of the descendants of the Aryans. Although they speak different languages now and live in different countries, genetically they share the common ancestor.
The settlement Manych is located 40 km east of the city of Rostov-on-Don, a major international transport center, a port of five seas: the Black Sea, the Sea of Azov, the Caspian Sea, the White Sea, and the Baltic Sea. Rostov-on-Don is and the administrative center of the Southern Federal District of Russia and also often referred as the “gateway to the Caucasus”. The main city Cathedral of Virgin’s Nativity was designed by Konstantin Ton (1794 – 1881), an official architect of Imperial Russia during the reign of Nicholas I. His most prominent works include: the Cathedral of Christ the Saviour (with mysterious Elohim on the main dome), the Grand Kremlin Palace and the Kremlin Armoury in Moscow.
Rostov-on-Don and nearby city of Tagangor are the places of the Southern Federal University (founded in 1915). It is a large scientific and educational center of Russia. In 2016, the university entered the rating of the best universities in the BRICS countries.
Besides being a large educational center, Rostov-on-Don is a worldwide center for helicopter and farm machinery manufacturing.
Rostvertol (founded in 1939) is a leading Russian helicopter manufacturer company located in Rostov-on-Don. It has been
producing helicopters designed by the Mil design bureau since 1956 and is a world leader in the manufacture of heavy-lift helicopters. The plant also produces unique combat attack helicopters, operated in many countries.
Rostselmash (founded in 1929) is a Russian agricultural equipment company, based in Rostov-on-Don. It is one of the five largest world producers of agricultural machinery. Beside Russia, Rostselmash has production facilities in Canada, USA, Ukraine and Kazakhstan.
Novocherkassk Electric Locomotive Plant (founded in 1936) is the largest Russian manufacturer of electric locomotives and one of the largest manufacturers of locomotives in the world. The plant has produced more than 16,000 locomotives of more than 65 types. Its locomotives haul trains transporting 80% of all cargo on the electrified railways of Russia and CIS countries. Russia has the longest railway in the world. The longest railway in Russia and on the planet is the Transsiberian Railway (9,300 km long), also called The Great Siberian Way, connecting Moscow with the Far Eastern industrial cities of Russia. Russia has a total length of 121,000 km of the railway tracks, most being located in picturesque areas.
Beriev Taganrog Aviation Scientific Technical Complex (founded in 1934) is the world leader, specializing in amphibious aircrafts.
Throughout its history, it has designed and produced more than 20 different models of aircraft for civilian and military purposes, as well as customized models. Pilots flying Beriev seaplanes have broken 228 world aviation records.
Then Beriev Design Bureau was moved to Krasnoyarsk in Southern Siberia in 1942 to avoid destruction in World War II, and returned to Taganrog in 1945. Near Krasnoyarsk is the mouth of river Mana.
A pioneer of amphibious aircraft was an Italian-born Soviet aircraft designer and scientist Robert Bartini (1897 – 1974), alumni of Polytechnic University of Milan. He lived and worked in Taganrog (50 km of Rostov-on-Don). “Every 10-15 years the cells of the human body are completely renewed, and since I lived in Russia for more than 40 years, I did not have a single Italian molecule left”, wrote Bartini. He influenced many Soviet aircraft engineers, particularly the future “father of Soviet Space program” Sergei Korolev who named Bartini as his teacher. Bartini was connected with other prominent Soviet aircraft engineers such as Ilyushin, Antonov, Myasishchev, Yakovlev and many others. Bartini was one of the most famous engineers in the Soviet Union, nicknamed Red Baron because of his noble descent. On the account of Robert Bartini are over 60 successful aircraft projects in the Soviet Union. Without Bartini, there would be no Sputnik, the first artificial Earth satellite, launched by the Soviet Union in 1957.
In 1974, three months priory his death, Bartini made a report, in which he proposed aircraft carriers on hydrofoils. This aircraft carrier would be moving at the speed of 600-700 km/h, so that the aircraft could land without quenching speed. When Bartini made his report, shipbuilder Rostislav Alexeyev of Sormovo (Nizhny Novgorod), a prominent designer of hydrofoil ships and developer of ground effect vehicles, refused to make his report, citing the fact that his report was worse.
Taganrog is located in Taganrog Bay, the northeastern arm of the Sea of Azov. The direct distance between Taganrog and the mouth of River Don is 25 km. Often Taganrog Bay is perceived as a flooded estuary of the Don River. Rostov-on-Don is the main city on the river.
In antiquity, the Don was viewed as the border between Europe and Asia by some ancient Greek geographers. Indeed, the modern boundary of Europe and Asia is drawn by the Manych, a tributary of the Don. The border passes along the tops of the Ural Mountains and further along the Kumo-Manych depression, which is now the floodplain of the Kuma and Manych rivers, but in ancient times was a strait connecting the Black Sea with the Caspian.
There are two segments of the Asian-European border, which cause the bitterest disputes. This is a site to the south of the Ural Mountains (to the Caspian Sea) and a jumper between the Caspian and Black Seas. In the first case, the problem is caused by the fact that in the southern part of the Urals the ridge falls into several spurs. Still it is not accurately determined, which of them is to consider the border of Europe and Asia. As for the border section in the Caucasus region, there are also several opinions. Some scientists propose to draw a border along the Kumo-Manych lowland, others — along the watershed of the Caucasian Range, the third — to the south. It is obvious that the establishment of the border between Europe and Asia is not only a scientific, but also an administrative, and a political dilemma. By large, Asia is the home to the world’s first modern civilization, over 60% of total world population, and the largest economy of all continents.
Russia has parts in Europe and Asia. It is like balancing the Matter and the Spirit (ancient mystery), left and right hemispheres of human brain, male and female, etc. In order to solve the issue of Europe-Asia border, Russian scientists proposed to use not only geographical, but also political, and cultural-civilizational approach. The Asia Council (a forum for Asia’s heads of state or government and key decision makers) provides the most interesting facts about Asia.
According to Plutarch, the Don River (i.e. Europe-Asia border) was also home to the legendary Amazons of Greek mythology.
During the times of the Scythians, near Rostov-on-Don (in the mouth of the Don) there was an ancient town and a major trading route known in Greek as the Tanais. This place (the Don River delta) Norwegian explorer Thor Heyerdahl has identified as the place of Asgard, the adore of Odin and his gods.
Internationally, Colchis is perhaps best known for its role in Greek mythology. It was the destination of the Argonauts, the home to Medea and the Golden Fleece. In more ancient legends, there is evidence that the legendary Argonauts, and later the ancient Greek
hero Hercules, searched for Colchis in the delta of River Don (the Azov Sea). Aea, later Colchis, was located in the lands of the Azov (not the Black) Sea. The name of Colchis was fixed by famous Ancient Greek lyric poet Pindar.
According to commonly spread tales, the Argonauts made their famous voyage to the shores of Colchis, located somewhere in the mouth of the Rioni River, flowing through the territory of modern Western Georgia (the Caucasus) washed by the Black Sea. However, this interpretation is not the oldest, and there are other texts. In the archaic, the most ancient versions of myths of the Argonauts, rooted in the 13th century BCE, the place of their action is the Don (Tanais), but not Rioni.
The authors, who composed their historical works in the Archaic time (at least 500 years before Hellenism), located Colchis in the delta of the Don River. In 13th century BCE, the real Colchis and its capital were located in the delta of the Don. In the 3rd century BCE, the memories of Aea / Colchis were transferred to Georgia. In the oldest myths, the Argonauts sought the Golden Fleece on the banks of the Don. Only in Hellenistic times, Greek and Roman poets began to localize Colchis in Georgia.

Kobyakovo hillfort
If the capital of Colchis had been on the territory of the Georgian Colchis, then archaeological evidences would have been in the place. However, so far archaeological science doesn’t know any cities of the Bronze Age in the Georgian Colchis, which could be identified with the legendary capital of the Colchis. On the other hand, in the delta of Don River such settlements are in abundance. One of the most famous is Kobyakovo hillfort, associated with the capital of the Colchis according to some ancient descriptions and archeological findings. Unique is the Kobyakovo archaeological culture of the Bronze Age, discovered on the eastern border of modern city of Rostov-on-Don. This city’s name has something in common with the name Frankfurt-on-Main. Interestingly, the distance to settlement Manych (the mouth of River Manych) from Rostov-on-Don / Kobyakovo hillfort is only 30 km.
Moreover, Kobyakovo hillfort has an exclusive layer of a relatively high civilization of the Copper Age, linked with the Aegean world of the Mediterranean Sea located between the Greek and Anatolian peninsulas, i.e. between the mainlands of modern-day Greece and Turkey. Copper, as provide by numerous extracted objects, was melted on the spot. The Copper Age existed before the Bronze Age. The Copper Age began in the late 5th millennium BCE.
The oldest securely dated evidence of copper making is 7,500 years ago. It has been discovered in an archaeological site in Serbia (motherland of Constantine the Great). The archaeological site of Belovode on the Rudnik Mountain in Serbia contains the world’s oldest securely dated evidence of copper smelting at high temperature from 5,000 BCE. Interestingly, the word “Rundik” (English: mine) is exactly the same in the Serbian and the Russian languages. Serbian Belovode fully correlates to the Russian term Belovode meaning Shambala. It is associated with Altai Mounties. In the past, Altai was among the major metal producing regions of Russia. The first capital of the Serbs was Ras (now a World Heritage Site) in Raska, a Serb medieval state, being centered in the region of Raška (hence its exonym). Serbs call southwestern Serbia, Kosovo and its former parts as Raska or Old Serbia.
Back in the 19th century, historians and archaeologists noted the fact that there was nothing like Kobyakovo archaeological culture in Russia or abroad. It is a phenomenon in the history of mankind, largely refuting the rights of Sumerians and Egyptians on creation of the first terrestrial civilizations. Moreover, the Sumerians and Egyptians stated that all their knowledge and essential technologies, including metalwork, were given to them by gods, i.e. representatives of highly developed civilizations.
Rostov-on-Don was named after the church of St. Dmitri of Rostov (1651 – 1709), located in the fort on the bank of River Don. St.
Dmitri was a prominent Russian Church theologian, Bishop of Rostov that is a town in present-day Yaroslavl region. The origin (etymology) of the word “Rostov” is uncertain. In the spoken Russian Rostov is pronounced as Rastov. In the ancient Egyptian Ra was sun god.
In pre- dynastic Egypt, Rushaa or Rasha (compare to Russia) meant Head or Headland. Located on the Nile meridian, the Giza Plateau was known as Rastau or Rostau. Giza was the place of the god Osiris, who was the Lord of the underground tunnels existing under the Giza Plateau. Being the early names for the Giza Plateau, Rastau also represented the shafts of the Pyramids that lead to the stars and mouth of the passages. Spiritually, Rastau or Rostau (quite close to Rostov or vice versa) symbolized portals between worlds. Chief Egyptian god Osiris was called Lord of Rastau. Interestingly, the residents of Russian Rostov were the founders of modern-day town of Veliky Ustyug where Egyptian Osiris has turned to Ded Moroz.
After all, the Kobyakovo hillfort located in Rostov-on-Don is not only one of the most mysterious points on the archaeological map of Russia, but also an anomalous zone. There are many legends, folk beliefs, and facts that cannot be explained.
For the first time the phrase “Kobyakovo hillfort” is found in a letter of July 7, 1570, by Ambassador Ivan Novoseltsev to Tsar Ivan Grozny. People lived on Kobyakov hillfort for millennia without a break. Only from 6th to 1st centuries BCE, there was a break for several centuries. It has been suggested that the year 23 of our era is the earliest date fixed by a reliable epigraphic monument of first mentioning the inhabitants of “ancient Rostov”. It is considered the starting point of the two thousand-year official history of Rostov-on-Don. Such a historical concept, although controversial, deserves attention.
In modern culture and literature, the Don region is also famous due to the epic novel “And Quiet Flows the Don” written by Mikhail Sholokhov (1905 – 1984), winner of the 1965 Nobel Prize in Literature. Sholokhov lived and worked in a rural locality (stanitsa) Vyoshenskaya, located in on the Don River, in the northern reaches of the Rostov-on-Don region. Today Vyoshenskaya is regarded as the spiritual heart of the Don region.
While the lower Don was well known to ancient geographers, its middle and upper parts were not mapped with any accuracy. The source of River Don was associated with the country of Scythes. The River Don originates in the modern city of Novomoskovsk, located in the Tula region, bordering the Moscow region that has many names translated from Sanskrit. Literally, Novomoskovsk means “New Moscow”. In Hindi, ‘Navi’ means ‘New’. New York and Russia have old ties, going beyond the general history. So does the name Tula or Thule, mentioned in ancient Greek and Roman literature and cartography. Tula / Thule is another name of Hyperborea (“beyond the North Wind”), more precise Arctic Hyperborea proposed in some exoteric writings to be the ancient origin of the Aryan race. It has nothing to do with Nazis and their Thule Society, who exploited this knowledge to justify their sinister deeds and crimes.
In a number of ancient sources, including the late Antiquarian and Roman texts, the Don River is called Sind. Exactly the same name was given on the ancient times to the river Sind in Hindustan. The Sindi were an ancient people in the Taman Peninsula, on Kerch Strait connecting the Azov Sea (the Don delta) and the Black Sea. Modern Sindh is a major province of Pakistan. Historically, Sindh is the home to the Sindhi people. Sindh’s capital Karachi has many “linguistic brothers” in Russia.
Based on the data of mythology and toponymy, established is the fact of transfer by the Aryans of geographical names from their Northern homeland (Northern Kuru, modern-day Russia) to their historical homeland Hindostan, a geographic term for the Indo-Gangetic Plain in northern India, broadly the Indian subcontinent, which later became an endonym. It is well known that the word Sindh is the basis for “Hind” of Hindustan. It is believed to come from the Persian (the Farsi). In the name Sind, S is pronounced as H in Farsi, so it became Hind. Hence, Sind → Hind → Hindustan. Overall, the Southern Siberia is considered to be the distant motherland of the Aryans, who created Vedic civilization in Hindustan and Avestan civilization in Iran.
Toponymy is at the junction of linguistics, history, and geography. Often, toponymy can say more than archaeological research. A lot of toponymy / hydronyms in the basin (interfluve) of the rivers Volga and Oka are practically identical with the names of sacred rivers and reservoirs in the Mahabharata, the first major Sanskrit epics of ancient India. The second one is Ramayaṇa. Interestingly, Ra was the earlier Scythian name of the Volga. In the works of ancient authors of the first centuries of AD, such as Claudius Ptolemy and Ammianus Marcellinus, the Volga was called Ra.
Ranha is “mythical stream” of the Avesta, the primary collection of religious texts of Zoroastrianism, whose founder is believed to be born on the Sanskrit named river Kama (the largest tributary of the Volga), near Russian city of Perm. Hydronyms, especially the names of large rivers, are the most stable in time. In Sanskrit, Rasa is “dew, juice, mythical river”. Exactly the same meaning has the Russian word ‘rosa’, often associated with God’s dew. The ToRah (the Old Testament) states that in the morning, after dew, appeared the Manna of Heaven.
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the spot where Mana River enters
+ sky”. In the middle of the last century, they considered this territory as a place for
Krasnoyarsk. Divnogorsk’s main industrial facility is the Krasnoyarsk Dam on the
Yenisei River. From commissioning of 10th turbine in 1971, the station was the world’s single biggest power producer until 1983. It is a landmark symbol of Krasnoyarsk, and is depicted on the 10-ruble bill. As a result of the damming, the Krasnoyarsk Reservoir (informally the Krasnoyarsk Sea) was created. It is 388 km in length.
and shovel initially reflected the main occupation of the inhabitants — farming and mining of minerals, primarily gold. In the 1840s the Yenisei province became the main center of
arose in the 12th century as a patrimonial sign of the Vladimir princes. The image of a lion is one of the most common plots in the decorative design of the world famous temples built on the Vladimir land in the 12th -14th centuries. As a rule, lion in heraldry symbolizes strength, courage, power.
Luxor, located on the bank of Nile. By the way, in Latin, Lux means Light. The construction of Egyptian bulging of Krasnoyarsk local history museum started in 1913 and was finished in 1929. It is one of the oldest museums in Siberia and the Far East, one of the largest museums in Russia.
city is notable for its nature landscapes. The Krasnoyarsk Pillars (bordering the River Mana, a favorite recreation place for Krasnoyarsk residents and many tourists from different countries; the most spectacular loops River Mana makes near its mouth in settlement ManSky) are stone remains and megalithic structures that are also believed to
be made / used by previous civilizations with the purpose of using this place for moving between the worlds. Even a simple stay next to such a portal stimulates the growth and development of a person’s consciousness. At one life cycle of incarnation it is possible to make a huge leap.
Also, it is the day of the 
Urban-type settlement of Maina is located on the bank of Yenisei River. Maina
hydroelectric power station is a counter-regulator of the Sayano-Shushenskaya hydroelectric power station, smoothing the fluctuations in the water level in the Yenisei that arise when the operating modes of this powerful Sayano-Shushenskaya HPP are changed (see below).
any analogs in Russia. During the year and during the day, the electricity needs are different. Therefore, Sayano-Shushenskaya hydroelectric station (peak HPP) must respond quickly to these fluctuations. Constant fluctuations in the water
Sayano-Shushenskaya hydroelectric power station is the largest power plant in Russia and the 9th largest hydroelectric plant in the world, by average power generation. The dam supports the Sayano–Shushenskoe reservoir with surface area of 621 km2.
in exile here for 3 years, from 1897 to 1900. He also got married here in 1898. Lenin was one of two persons in the 20th century who were given the title of
including the international flights. Many visitors from all over the Soviet Union and abroad would come here. In 1970, they opened a large museum-reserve dedicated to Lenin’s time in Shushenskoye (Siberia).
The area around the above mentioned city of Abakan is full of ancient menhirs. Typically, these menhirs are vertically buried in the ground stone slabs. They could be up to three meters high and over one meter wide. These ancient stone sculptures have a sacred meaning. Similar structures are present in Western Europe and the Scottish island of Lewis of Harris.
believed that these mysterious stone statues (menhirs) were erected by people who lived here about 4,000 years ago.
The very name Abakan could be connected with Sanskrit. It is present in other Russian places where toponymy is translated from Sanskrit. For instance, village Abakanovo (meaning Little Abakan) is located in
plates. At the beginning of the excavation, the height of the mound reached 11.5 meters. The length of the stone fence was 71 m. The earth embankment / tetrahedral pyramid initially reached a height of approximately up to 25 m.
The height of vertically standing monoliths reaches 6 meters, plus at least 1 meter should be below the surface (otherwise they could not keep the upright position). The weight of stone monoliths fluctuates from 30 to 50 tons. It is suggested that the Scythians transported them from the quarries on the banks of the Yenisei River located 70 km from the mounds. None of the archaeologists involved can explain and show what transportation means were used. Even today,
it would be a challenge for the modern powerful machinery like big tracks, excavators, and cranes.
Another evidence of the antiquity of the names around Abakan is the local Tasheba River (a tributary of the Yenisei). Teisheba is the Urartian god of thunder and war. He is a counterpart to the Assyrian god Adad, the Vedic God Indra, and the Hurrian god, Teshub. The Hurrians tribes represented a large ethnic component in the region of Lake Urmia, where the
The world’s oldest astronomical observatory is located in Khakassia. The observatory’s age comes to almost
It is only 13 km from the Sunduki to the so called Siberian Dead Sea that is the Lake Tus. It is the most exotic lake in Eastern Siberia. The concentration of the salt (essence of life) is so high that it is impossible to dive or sink. The name of the lake is clearly
into the lake have been found on the South Western bank. At a depth of 5 to 10 meters, researchers have also found fragments of giant stone slabs. On the eastern side, 15 slabs with cut ends have been found. Obviously, no natural phenomenon can produce rectangles and lay them in a dense cover along the shore of the lake.
The Krasnoyarsk Krai lies in the middle of Russia and Siberia. It is among the richest of Russia’s regions in natural resources. 80% of the country’s nickel, 75% of its cobalt, 70% of its copper, 16% of its coal, and 10% of its gold are extracted here. The Krasnoyarsk Krai also produces 20% of the country’s timber. More than 95% of Russian resources of platinum and platinoids are concentrated in the Krasnoyarsk Krai.
Siberia to the Black Sea region. The eastern border of the Aryan living space was
empire of the Persians, nor by Alexander the Great. The Scythians is the Greek word by which the Hellenes designated nomadic peoples living on the territory of the Black Sea region between the rivers Don and the Danube. The Russian River Don is famous for its brave
Finally, they decided to found the Academic Town on the western outskirts of the city of Krasnoyarsk, on the last vertex of the Sayan ridge, on the other bank of the Yenisei River. Steep bank, towering a hundred meters above the Yenisei, was chosen as the birthplace of the scientific nucleus.

1,000 tons.




The literal translation of term “Babylon” is “The Gates of Gods” that might refer to the Nibiruans. The main celebration of Sumer 
Egyptian hieroglyph for Neteru / Watcher / Son of God / Angel, etc. The “Watchers” had a task to guard the Garden of Eden (“abode of rightful ones”). They started to mix with indigenous people of surrounding area.
Nibiruans). This ancient Jewish religious work is ascribed by tradition to Enoch, the great-grandfather of Noah, whose place of landing place after the Flood is believed to be 
islands: Kur, Nal and Uht. In Sanskrit Ukhta means “song”. Moreover, in the above mentioned Mahabharata, Kur and Nal are two brother-islanders who are the ancestors of the Aryans, i.e. the Pandavas and the Kauravas. Along with other facts, it gives evidences that Russia is the northern ancestral home of the Aryans, that is the above mentioned country “Uttara-Kuru” or Northen Kuru.
Ur in southern modern Iraq was important city of Sumer (southern Mesopotamia) and its capital. Ziggurat of Ur built is the best-preserved of those known from Iran and Iraq. It was built in approximately the 21st century BCE, by king Ur-Nammu who dedicated the great ziggurat of Ur in honour of the moon god Nannar (Sin), the patron deity of Ur.
Excavations of residential quarters confirmed that the residents of Ur followed the Sumerian tradition of burying their deceased relatives under the floors of the houses where their families continued to live. Therefore, the finding of a separate cemetery with 1800 graves was extremely unusual. They were located in a sacred fenced area, their age began from the 4th millennium BCE (that is, before the earthmen were granted the Kingdom from Nibiruans), until the first centuries of our era. Leonard Woolley discovered among them about 660 graves completely different from the rest. Out of these 660 unique graves,
Zachary Sitchin draws attention to the fact that these unique 16 tombs were made of stone; they had domed roofs, the construction of which required special engineering skills for those times. Entering some of them was possible on inclined ramps leading to large rooms, behind which the tomb itself was. In addition to such high-tech architectural methods, the uniqueness of these tombs is proved by the fact that some bodies did not just lay on their side in coffins located inside special fences, but were covered with unique jewelry, many of which are made only in single copy. In the tomb of the PG-755 Woolley discovered more than a dozen objects around the body inside the coffin and more than 60 works of art in the tomb itself, including a gold helmet and an excellent gold dagger with a lapis lazuli
hilt. Lapis lazuli was a sacred stone for Nibiruans and served as an indispensable attribute of their ceremonial royal decorations. It is believed that the symbol of supreme power, the throne of Anu (the supreme ruler of Nibiru) was encrusted with lapis lazuli.
Another proof of the extraordinary size of the head of Nin.Puabi is headdress found in her tomb. It was fixed with gold pins and gold ribbons. Employees of the museum of the University of Pennsylvania (where it is now stored) have made for the dummy a special huge wig of hard hair so that it could withstand this finding. Also noteworthy is not only the disproportionate body size of the headgear, but also the massive earrings decorated with precious stones. The total weight of jewelry of Nin.Puabi was almost 6.5 kg.
The body of Nin.Puabi was not decorated with clothes, but with long laces, on which were expensive beads, 60 of which were of gold, beautifully combined with lapis lazuli and carnelian. On each finger she had gold rings. Necklace on the neck of Nin.Puabi had a rose, the symbol of Anu. Perhaps, by this she wanted to emphasize her kinship with him. The number of gold beads on her burial attire speaks in favor of it. 60 is the number of Anu, the supreme ruler of Nibiru and the Sumerian pantheon.
The elongated shape of the skull is thought to be a stepping stone from the Oneness (in which the Lemurians and others stayed) to the Duality that is part of the Universal Game of Integration of the Polarities. It is believed that the Lemurians did not need to accumulate knowledge and learn to think rationally. Their brains had no division into the right and left hemispheres (as in modern humans), but represented a single undivided structure. Its main purpose was to manage the body, rather than independent analysis or thought processes. To get answers to their questions, the Lemurians could connect to the planetary information bank of data or the Collective Planetary Consciousness.
Harran, located on the territory of modern Turkey, was in ancient times a major trading center in the land of the Hittites, who lived here thousands of years before the arrival of the Turks. It is believed that Ur of the Hittites (Harran) was founded by merchants from Sumerian Ur located in the south of modern Iraq. Sumerian Ur or Ur of the Chaldees is mentioned in the Hebrew Bible (source of the Christian Old Testament).
According to one of the Jewish traditions, the cause of Sarah’s death was the news of the planned sacrifice of Isaac. This same tradition argues that the age of Isaac during the abortive sacrifice was 37 years, contrary to popular beliefs about him being a child. In the Old Testament, God called Isaac the only son, although Abraham had seven sons, including the firstborn of Ishmael, the forefather of the Arab tribes.
Only the Hittites managed to capture Babylon, base of Marduk (from the Enki clan). The supreme god of the Hittites was Teshub, the god of wind and storm (thunder). Most likely, it was Ishkur (Akkadian: Adad), who was the youngest son of Enlil, the head of the Nibiruan mission on Earth. Enlil was the god of the wind. The unofficial name of
seek gold in South America. He successfully coped with this task and even left his mark in Peru, next to Paracas — the famous Candelabrum, a height of more than 100 meters. It is located on the slope of a sandy mountain, descending to the water at an angle of 45-50 degrees. In this case, the width of the ditches is approximately 4 meters, and the depth is 2 meters. Moreover, for so many thousands of years, even the strongest oceanic wind was unable to fall asleep this figure.
Babylonian captivity ideology and religious treatises of the Jews were born. Many world artists (such as Raphael) have applied to the prophecies of Ezekiel. More often they portrayed “The vision of Ezekiel about the throne of Jehovah’s chariot”. It was Merkava (Hebrew: “Chariot”) also spelled Merkabah, the throne, or “chariot,” of God as described by the prophet Ezekiel.
Today Merkabah, often spelled Merkaba, is the well known as the Light Body or the divine light vehicle allegedly used by ascended masters to connect with and reach those in tune with the higher realms. Drunvalo Melchizedek has provided The Teaching Of The MER-KA-BA.
Harran Adda-Guppy, the priestess and mother of the last Babylonian king Nabonidus, made a treaty with the patron of this ancient city, the god of the Moon Sin (Nannar). The oath was that if he helps her son become king, the latter would restore worship and the cult of Sin. Nabonidus became king of Babylon and rebuilt the temple of Sin not only in Harran, but also in Ur, as well as in other lands where the Sumerians had lived 1500 years ago. Sin and his wife were so loved by the inhabitants of ancient Mesopotamia that in his honor the Sinai Peninsula was named. It was an important place of the Nibiruans and also played an important role in Judaism and Christianity and Islam that came out of it.
civilizations.
The last Russian emperor 
Великий Устюг стоит в месте, где реки Сухона и Юг, сливаясь, формируют Северную Двину. На санскрите, «
означает «божественная». Корень «юг» образует множество санскритских слов. Наиболее известным из них является «пара», «поколение», «возраст мира» и т.д. Отсюда – Кали Юга. Через санскрит можно понять значение
имени реки Сухона и района Эс-Сухна в 
радостно сообщила, что увиденное ими на Опоках совпадает с описанием их древней прародины из священных книг, которым свыше 5000 лет. Её супруг являлся одним из акционеров индийской корпорации «Тата». Она была основана в XIX веке одним из отцов индустриализации Индии Джамшеджи Тата. Он родился в
стоящим на 
швейцарско-французским архитектором Ле Корбюзье в 1958 году путём перекрытия сезонного потока Сухна, спускающегося с холмов
(1147). В центре Москвы в 2015 году был открыт памятник Ле Корбюзье, рядом с его творением — зданием Центросоюза (1933). Оно является одним из любимых мест для архитектурных пешеходных маршрутов, вместе со знаменитыми
Повторяющимся мотивом в архитектуре Ле Корбюзье была «Открытая Рука» (The Open Hand). Это знак мира и согласия. Рука открыта, чтобы отдать и принять. В Чандигархе находится самая большая из многих созданных Ле Корбюзье скульптур «Открытая Рука» (высота 26 метров). После смерти этого талантливого архитектора в 1965 году, президент Соединенных Штатов Линдон Джонсон сказал: «Его влияние было универсальным, и его работы были наделены постоянным качеством, которым обладают очень немногие художники в нашей истории». Советский Союз добавил: «Современная архитектура потеряла своего величайшего мастера».
энергии. Чандигарх или Чанди-ка-Гарх, буквально означает «крепость богини Чанди». Горная крепость выходит на её древний храм в Чанди-Котла (~ 7 км к востоку от Чандигарха). На санскрите, «котла» означает «крепость».
Каликино — деревня на правом берегу Сухоны, возле Дымково, которое входит в Великий Устюг.
санскрите, Шамбхала (Шамбала) — это Самбхала. Соломбала — это остров в устье Северной Двины, историческая часть Архангельска (в прошлом —
километрах от Великого Устюга. Как и районный центр, посёлок Валга стоит на Сухоне, чьё название на санскрите означает «сильная», «могущественная». Река Валга впадает в Сухону напротив Гребешка. Есть версия, что именно он изображен на картине Николая
санскрите, «наватара» означает «новый», которое, по сути, отражает смысл слова «новатор».
Новатор – это тот, кто вносит и осуществляет новые идеи. Именно идеи управляют миром. Считается, что они приходят свыше. На санскрите, «аватара» означает «нисхождение». В индуизме,
В посёлке Добрынино (см. фото выше), на одноимённой улице, расположен ансамбль церквей Дмитрия Солунского и Сергия Радонежского, с воротами, откуда открывается сказочный вид на Сухону и набережную Великого Устюга на противоположном берегу. Это одна из визитных карточек Великого Устюга и Дымковской Слободы, которая долгое время была удельной собственностью великокняжеского рода. Дмитрий Солунский почитался как небесный покровитель великого князя Дмитрия Донского — современника Сергия Радонежского и
Дмитрия Солунского является на восточном фасаде храма пятиметровая фреска с многофигурной композицией со Спасом-Вседержителем в центре. В числе предстоящих Ему почитаемые в Устюге святые, включая
мидийским магом (жрецом). После переворота последовало массовое истребление магов. Древнеперсидское имя Гаумата весьма лингвистически близко к древнеиндийскому имени Гаутама, которое получил при рождении Будда. В день рождения, просветления и ухода в Нирвану (
героев — братьев Пандавов зовут Юдхиштхира. На санскрите, его имя означает «стойкий в битве». В конце эпоса он вознесся на небеса. Его небесным отцом был бог справедливости Дхарма, отождествляемый с богом Ямой. В индийской философии и религиях, рожденных на индийской земле (буддизм, индуизм и др.), дхарма — одно из важнейших понятий. Считается, что люди, которые живут в соответствии с нормами дхармы (санскр. «закон»), способны достичь мокши или нирваны. В России, река
могила». С другой стороны, «яма» на санскрите — это «дорога», «колесница» и «водитель», что роднит его с русским словом «ямщик», а также с термином «Ям», которым назывались почтовые станции на Руси XIII — XVIII веков, с местом отдыха ямщиков, постоялыми дворами и конюшнями. Взгляд через призму санскрита открывает глубинное значение ряда рек и населённых пунктов (городов) с названием Яма в различных областях России. У Великого Устюга протекает река Ямжа — приток Стриги (см. ниже). На санскрите, «ямеза» означает «имеющий Яму как правителя».
Ужин — озеро на
чёткого объяснения его смысла. Это никак не может быть связанным с героем в сказке Ершова «Конёк-горбунок» (1834 год) Чудо-юдо Рыба-кит, а тем более с Иудой. Единственным исключением, пожалуй, является микрорайон Юдино в составе
Ашока был внуком Чандрагупты Маурья (340 — 298 до н.э.), который был основателем династии Маурья. Маура – это «павлин» на санскрите. Павлин — национальная птица Индии,
в монахи которого перед смертью постригся первый русский царь 
санскрите означает «женское богатство», а «стригамана» — хождение к женщинам, в т.ч. с целью взаимного удовольствия. «Стригуру» — это жрица. «Стригави» — молочная корова. «Гава» — корова. Не случайно, в русском языке мясо коровы называют говядиной, а не коровятиной. На санскрите говядина звучит как «мёртвая корова».
Остановить наступление Бермондта-Авалова на Ригу в ноябре 1919 года помогли Англия и Эстония. Англичане стремились в своей конечной политике к расчленению России. «Братская» помощь Эстонии дорого обошлась Латвии. Пришлось возмещать все расходы по войсковой операции и отдать Эстонии большую часть города латвийского города Валка. Её присоединили к эстонскому городу Валга. Этот двойной город до сих пор считается оплотом русского языка в Южной Эстонии. Свыше четверти его населения – это русские. Русский язык служит языком межнационального общения здешних эстонцев и латышей.
На гербе Валги изображена выходящая из облака правая рука, держащая меч. На гербе
Вологодской области, в которой расположен Великий Устюг, тоже выходящая из облака правая рука, которая держит золотую державу и серебряный меч с золотым
улицы Полю гате с символическим номером
«васана» означает «знания, полученные из памяти», в то время как «ока» — это «соединение небесных тел». Вамана является пятым аватаром Вишну и младшим братом Индры. Долгим был процесс выбора имени будущему Ясногорску. Одним из основных вариантов был и «Рудневск» в честь командира крейсера «
Гиперборея была первой. Фамилия Руднев имеет определенные параллели с Рудрой — ведийским божеством, который является одной из форм индуистского бога
Леонов совершил первый в мире выход человека в открытый космос (1965 год). В момент рождения Беляева (1925 год) его родное село входило в Северо-Двинскую губернию (1918 – 1929 г.г.), центром которой был Великий Устюг.
имеет особое значение. В Индии это цвет чистоты. Поэтому традиционные наряды индийских невест именно красного цвета. Богиня Дурга (ипостась вышеуказанной
человеком в Риме, кто использовал данные ему сенатом легионы для развязывания гражданской войны и захвата власти, он удерживал её без прямого вмешательства войск. Когда во время первой Митридатовой войны ему потребовались деньги, он приказал разграбить самое почитаемое в греческом мире святилище Дельфийского оракула — храм Аполлона Гиперборейского. По одной версии эта легендарная страна находилась на территории современного Кольского полуострова или на севере России. Другая версия говорит о местонахождении столицы Гипербореи (города
Великого города. В правление Суллы богатейшим человеком своего времени стал
геологический период палеозойской эры. В отличие от многих других геологических периодов, пермский период был выделен не на Британских островах, а в России. Может и не случайно граф
Золотой силуэт динозавра изображён на гербе Котласского района, в память об уникальных открытиях совершённых здесь Амалицким. В этом же районе, рядом со знаменитым раскопом Амалицкого (Соколки), находится деревня 
одного из древних селений Устюжского края. Здесь родина Иоанна Устюжского. В Великом Устюге его храм (под номером
Орловская (корабельная) роща имеет самую длительную в Вологодской области документированную лесохозяйственную летопись. Впервые эта роща упоминается в указе Петра I в 1703 году, когда она была объявлена «заповедной государевой». Примечательно, что в этот же год на
находится в 4 км. северо-восточнее Чернево. Она проходит по восточной окраине Чернево и через 1 км. впадает в реку Юг. К устью можно проехать через соседнее Орлово.
В 6 км. юго-восточнее Чернево расположена деревня Теплогорье являющаяся административным центром Теплогорского сельского поселения, в состав которого входят деревни с говорящими названиями
русскую породу лошадей. Тройка Орловских рысаков стал символом России. Их родина — село Слобода
санскрите, «лютика» означает «паук».
В космологии индуизма, Юга – это мировая эра, определенный период развития мира и человечества. Отсюда, глубокие корни названия река Юг, у которой стоит Чернево. Сливаясь с Сухоной у Великого Устюга, Юг образует Северную Двину. Эта идея отражена в памятнике
проповедовал создание «Рамараджа» или царство Рамы, где царят равенство и справедливость. Оно не было ограничено «Рамаяной» или рамками одной религии. По сути – это царствие Божие на Земле. Умирая от пуль убийцы, последними словами Махатмы Ганди были «Джая Рама!», что означает «Слава Раме!» / «О, Бог!». Они выбиты на месте его кремации – постаменте из чёрного мрамора.
великих учителей Индии, мистик и проповедник, живший в XIX веке. Он имел множество видений Абсолюта в форме Кали и находился в непосредственном контакте с Ней.
высшую радость и мир. Бога возможно осознать различными путями. Все религии истинны настолько, насколько они ведут к осознанию Абсолютной Истины. Различные религии являются различными путями достижения абсолютной реальности, которая никогда не может быть выражена в человеческих понятиях. Рамакришна предложил всеохватывающую версию религии — «Каждое мнение даёт путь». Знание ведет к единству, а неведение — к разделению.
санскрите, «макара» означает «морской дракон» или «водяной монстр». Макара (Козерог) – месяц в традиционной индийской ведической астрологии (
«свободный от», «уход». Сегодня этот смысл актуален в плане заброшенных деревень, которых находится много на территории поселения. Им посвящён День покинутых деревень. В состав сельского поселения входят Верхневарженское входят около двух десятков деревень, из них половина нежилые.

«Кур», имеющей прямое отношение к
Юг берет начало из ключевого болота Северных Увалов с горы Каксур. На санскрите, «какша» — это «убежище», слово «касара» означает «озеро», «водоём», а «сура» — «вода», «божество», «солнце». Последнее часто ассоциируют с югом.
Атешгях или «Дом огня» — один из наиболее всемирно известных храмов огня в Азербайджане. Он расположен в 30 км. от центра Баку, на окраине селения Сураханы, в 8 км. на юг от вышеуказанного посёлка Рамана и в 13 км. на юго-восток от Баку. С древности это место почиталось зороастрийцами, индуистами и сикхами. До настоящего времени сохранились 14 индуистских, 2 сикхских и 1
The Trinity Lavra is the main Russian monastery. Traditional pilgrim place of the Russian kings. It was established by St. Sergius of Radonezh in 14th century.
Manhattan, in neighboring Brooklyn, to the south of which the famous Brighton Beach, washed by the waters of the Atlantic Ocean. In 2013 the so-called Russian beach unlocked the ancient mystery of New York. A strong storm washed away the mass of coastal sand into the ocean, and stones that had previously been hidden under water were opened. On these stones were found engraved faces of people very familiar to the Russian emigrants from Brighton Beach. Most of them were very close to the Slavic type, including the eyes, the hair style, the beard and the long mustache. One of these images strongly resembles St. Sergius of Radonezh (14th century), although the age of the stone images is believed to be around 5000 years, i.e. they were made about 3600 years before the birth of St. Sergius.
Pereslavl is established on the shore of Lake Pleshcheyevo in the 12th century by prince Yuri the Long-Armed, who is also the founder of Moscow and number of other important Russian cities.
France and saved (or invested) elsewhere. Interestingly, but the royal co-founders of Templar’s order were the descendants of Russian prince Yaroslav the Wise (978–1054), whose daughter married Henry I of France. She was the regent of France during their son’s minority. Anna (1025-1075) was Yaroslav the Wise most beloved daughter. The official dissolution and prohibition of the Order is associated with King Philip IV of France (another descendant of Anna) and Pope Clement V (1264 – 1314) whose mother was from the family of Bertrand de
Blanchefort, the sixth Grand Master of the Knights Templar (from 1156 to 1169) and a great reformer of the Order. The main cathedral of Fedorovsky monastery is dedicated to the last king of the Russian Rurik dynasty succeeded by the Romanovs.
Asuras have been worshiped for thousands of years. Hinduism has many stories of competing to each other Asuras (the “older gods”) and Devas (the “younger gods”), but both these celestial groups are the children of 
Rostov Veliky (Eng. Rostov the Great) is one of the oldest Russian towns. It is located on the shores of Lake Nero. Nehru (spelt Neru) was the surname of the first Prime Minister of India after the Independence. His daughter (Indira Gandhi) was the 3rd Prime Minister of India succeeded by her son Rajiv Gandhi. The surname Nehru has originated from the word ‘canal‘.
‘essence’. Saraswati is ‘one who leads to essence of self knowledge’. Also, Sara (Sarah) is the wife of Abraham in the Hebrew Bible, the Christian Old Testament, and the Islamic Koran.
in the 16th century by the order of the first Russian Tsar (close to the star) Ivan the Terrible. Initially, this Christopher had a dog head as the other two Ivan’s Christophers located in Moscow Kremlin (The Cathedral of the Archangel) and Assumption monastery in
Vologda is as an historic Russian city. It was founded in the same year as Moscow (1147). In the 16th century Vologda was going to be the Russian capital. First Russian Tsar Ivan Grozny wanted to move his Royal court from Moscow to Vologda. He built in Vologda the cathedral for crowing Russian monarchs like the Assumption Cathedral of the Moscow Kremlin that is traditional place of crowing Russian rulers.
Totma was first mentioned in the chronicles in 1137. Like Veliky Ustyug, it stands on the banks of Sukhona River, one of the largest rivers of the Russian North (~560 km.). In Buddhism, Sukhavati is the Western Paradise. The term comes from Sanskrit, where ‘sukha’ means ‘delight, joy’.
The museum of Sea Explorers (in the building of the Church of the Entry into Jerusalem) is the main one in Totma.
The most astonishing finding in Opoki so far was made in 1993 by a member of Indian delegation associated with Tata Group, India’s largest multinational conglomerate. It was stated that Opoki bear a full resemblance to the description of the Aryans’ ancient homeland described in the Mahabharata, one of the two major Sanskrit epics of ancient India.
were widely presented on the smart clothes of gods, priests, kings and pharaohs. When the first king of unified Egypt Menes (c. 2925 BC) joined Upper (southern) and Lower (northern) Egypt in a single centralized monarchy, he put on his head a double white and red crown. The crown of Upper Egypt was white and cone-
shaped, with a model of the uraeus serpent in front, while that of Lower Egypt was red and shaped more like a
On Procopius’ memory day (July 21) the first Romanov tsar Mikhail was crowned as the Russian king in 1613.
Full 77 years stayed on the Harvard campus (hung in the tower of Lowell House) the only in the world set of pre-revolutionary Russian bells. The bell set was donated to the Harvard in 1930 by American industrialist, diplomat, and philanthropist Charles Crane. Indeed, no great Harvard ceremony was complete without them. They have become part of Harvard’s culture. After 20 years of formal and informal negotiations, the Harvard agreed to return the iconic Russian bells on the condition of replacing them with a new set bells cast by a Russian foundry. In 2008 the religious artifacts were returned permanently to their one-time home, the Danilov Monastery, the oldest monastery of Moscow and now also the residence of the Patriarch of Russian Orthodox Church, being the largest of the Orthodox churches in the world and only second to the Roman Catholic Church in terms of numbers of followers.
As it was said above, this monastery was established in the end of 14th century by Saint Kirill of White Lake who had spiritual guidance.
Gor is the Russian name of Horus, one of the most significant ancient Egyptian deities.
The monastery is considered one of the purest examples of Russian medieval art, a reason given by UNESCO for its inscription on the World Heritage List.
This is the last surviving Russian medieval church with fully painted walls.
The monastery enjoyed special privileges conferred upon it by the first Russian Tsar Ivan the Terrible. The tsar (close to star) himself frequently visited the monastery as a pilgrim.
It is believed that Kostroma was founded on the banks of the Volga River in the middle of the 12th century by the above mentioned prince Yuri the Long-Armed, the founder of Moscow. Indeed, Kostroma was the Russian capital for a period of time in the 13th century.
Suzdal is one of the oldest Russian towns (10th century). In the 12th century it became the capital of the principality, with Moscow being merely one of its subordinate settlements.
Vladimir has great cultural and spiritual significance for Russia. The earliest settlement of Vladimir is Sungir dated over 30 000 years. It is an Upper Paleolithic archaeological site on the outskirt of Vladimir that is one of the earliest records of modern Homo sapiens in Europe. The wealth of burial items and the complexity of the burial rite are unmatched in the world.
Vladimir has its own Golden Gate, like former Christian capitals Jerusalem, Constantinople, and Kiev. It is written that Jesus will use Golden Gate when He returns. However, only the Vladimir’s Golden Gate is open to entry, the other three are blocked.
During the celebration of 300 years of Romanov’s rule, Nicolas II visited in 1913 Bogolubovo – the former residence and the place of murder of Andrew God-Loving. In 1997 in the central cathedral of Bogolubovsky monastery on the ceiling (just over the altar), miraculously appeared the face of Nicolas II. In 2002 after the restoration they found that the place of face appearing was a painting of Jesus wearing a tsar costume and holding in hands the symbols of monarch power, scepter and orb.
and place of Atlantis (according Drunvalo Melchizedek and his book The Flower of Life). Not long before the main continent of Lemuria sank, the teachers of Light / immortal masters of the Naacal Mystery School of Lemuria went to the Undal Island and divided it into four quadrants corresponding to the male-female/logical-intuitive functions of human mind. The Ascended Masters did everything in their power to smooth the overall increase of density on this planet and a drastic lowering of consciousness. Hindus interpreted this phase of human evolution as entry into the Kali Yuga (or Age of Darkness). It was then that the Immortal Masters of the Naacal Mystery School decided to divide themselves into three groups and relocate to Khem (now known as Egypt; by the way, Kem is the name of a number of Russian northern rivers and towns), the Andes (Peru/Bolivia), and the Himalayas. There they materialized underground cities and maintained a low profile for many millennia, keeping themselves comfortably aloof on the higher harmonic dimensions. When conditions were right, they sent forth emissaries into this dimension, operating through local mages and sages, holy men, kings and queens. Interestingly, Nacala is a city on the northern coast of Mozambique. Nacala Bay is an area of outstanding beauty. It is believed to be the place of most powerful sorcerers of Southern part of Africa.
Aleksandrov is one of the oldest residences of Russian rulers. It is associated with the above mentioned Alexander Nevsky (13th century).
fully correlates to the Syrian city Aleppo, one of the oldest continuously inhabited cities in the world. Soloukhin was a passionate monarchist and wore a finger ring with the image of Tsar Nicholas II. In 1988 Soloukhin initiated the restoration of the Cathedral of Christ the Savior in Moscow. In 1997 he happened to be the first to receive a special burial praying in this temple after its opening.
Orthodox Church and the Western Christian tradition. Usually, St. Christopher is usually depicted as a giant man carrying young boy who is actually Christ. In Greek the meaning of the name Christopher is “carrier of Christ”. St. Christopher in Sviyazhsk has no Christ on his shoulder and looks rather like Anubis, one of the oldest gods of Egypt. Anubis is associated with Sirius and is one of the most frequently represented gods in ancient Egyptian art. He has a human body and the head of a dog. In the Ptolemaic period (350 – 30 BCE), Anubis was merged with the Greek god Hermes, whose mother was Maia, the daughter of Atlas and the oldest of the seven Pleiades. Hermes Trismegistus is the author of the Hermetic Corpus, the famous series of sacred texts that greatly influenced the Western esoteric tradition.
In 2014, a delegation of the Order of Malta visited Sviyazhsk and donated the relics of the great Christian saints to the monastery which
Kazan lies at the confluence of the Volga and Kazanka Rivers. It is the eighth most populous city in Russia. Kazan has been favored by many Russian monarchs. The Kazan Kremlin built in 16th century by Ivan Grozny is a World Heritage Site.
Kazan is the ‘motherland’ of Russian pyramids. The first Russian pyramid temple was built in Kazan in 1823 and consecrated on the feast day of 13th century Russian Grand Prince Alexander Nevsky who is Heavenly patron of Saint-Petersburg and Russian Emperor Alexander I, the defeater of Napoleon. This pyramid temple is deducted to the Image of Edessa (
In 2002, the ex-President of Russia Boris Yeltsin commissioned in Kazan the multifunctional complex ‘Pyramid’. It is one of the largest culture and leisure complexes in the Volga region. This is the only building of such configuration located in Russia and Europe. The investors spent over $40 mln. The height of Kazan ‘Pyramid’ is over 30 meters. In comparison, the height of Great Pyramid of Giza is about 140 meters. In 2005, a star in Orion constellation got the name
of Kazan ‘Pyramid’. Orion is one of the most prominent and recognizable constellations in the sky. It is also known that the three pyramids in Giza correspond to the three stars of the Orion’s Belt. The ancient Egyptians believed that the gods descended from the Belt of Orion and from Sirius (the brightest star in the sky aligned with the Orion’s Belt three stars). In Egyptian cosmology, Orion was associated with the god Osiris and Sirius was associated with the goddess Isis. They are both the main Egyptian deities.
is confirmed by its two major cathedrals, the Our Lady of Kazan Cathedral on the Red Squire (Moscow), and the Our Lady of Kazan Cathedral in Saint-Petersburg. The latter is the main cathedral of Saint-Petersburg.
the Russian Day of National Unity succeeded November 7, the date of the October Revolution (1917) officially celebrated countrywide from 1918 to 1991. Also, symbolic is the iconography of Our Lady of Kazan icon. It is the only icon of Our Lady where young Christ points his right hand to her Vishuddha, or throat chakra. In Hindu tradition, Vishuddha chakra is known as the purification center. It is also associated with wisdom. Wisdom helps harmoniously unite Matter and the Sprit, represented on the icon by Our Lady and Christ.
In August 2004, as a gesture of reconciliation, Pope John Paul II presented unconditionally his dear an 18th century copy of the icon of Our Lady of Kazan to the Russian Church. On the next feast day of the holy icon, July 21, 2005, Russian Patriarch Alexius II placed it in the Annunciation Cathedral of the Kazan Kremlin. This image is also called Fatima image of Our Lady of Kazan. Before Pope John Paul II got this icon in 1993, it had stayed in Fatima (Portugal) from 1970 onwards. Interestingly, the name of the town and parish in Catholic Portugal is a rendition of the Arabic given name Fatima. Presumably, the town was named after a Moorish Muslim princess. The most known Fatima was the favorite daughter of the prophet of Islam Muhammad and the wife of his the cousin Ali, the fourth caliph. In some ways, she is considered a Muslim counterpart to Mary, Mother of Jesus, as the ideal model for all women. Fatima is one of four perfect women mentioned in the Quran. The other three were Aisha, Khadijah, and Mary. Portugal Fatima is associated with the Marian apparitions that were witnessed by three children in 1917 (the year of Russian revolution). Among the main revelations was the Virgin’s alleged request for the Consecration of Russia to the Immaculate Heart of Mary. In the first in history meeting between the Pope and the Patriarch of the Russian Orthodox Church in February 2016 (Havana), Francis gave Kirill a reliquary of the 9th century Saint Cyril (buried in Rome), whereas Kirill gave Francis a copy of the icon of the Our Lady of Kazan.
Town Vyatskiye Polyany is located on the right bank of the Vyatka River. The place has been known from 16th century.
Izhevsk is the capital city of the Udmurt Republic of Russia. In Sanskrit, ‘Uddamara’ means ‘excellent, respectable, of high rank or consequence’; ‘Murti’ means ‘incarnation, embodiment, deity’, etc. The capital city of Udmurtia is Izhevsk located near the confluence of the rivers Izh and Kama, both bearing Sanskrit names. In Sanskrit, ‘Kama’ is desire and ‘Iz’ means ‘master, lord, and the supreme spirit’.
Since the World War II, due to its safe geographical location, Izhevsk has been an important manufacturer of military components. The production of the world known AK-47 automatic rifle started in 1948 and continues to this day. The rifle’s designer, Mikhail Kalashnikov lived in Izhevsk until his death in 2013. Izhevsk has a title of the ‘Armory of Russia’ which it shares with the city of Tula. Interestingly, Tule is the mythical northern country in Greek legend, ancient Hyperborea. It is described in the works of Helena Blavatsky, a founder of the Theosophical Society.
The town is the birthplace of world famous Russian composer Chaikovsky, who spent the first eight years of his life here. His father was the head of the famous local metallurgical plant. In the period of 18th — 20th centuries, the plant was the major Russian manufacturer of anchors, railway equipment, ships, excavators, gold mining drags, various weapons. Votkinsk ironworks was one of the most progressive at the time.
In 1858, the craftsmen of Votkinsk plant manufactured and assembled the spire’s frame for the bell tower of the Peter and Paul Cathedral in Saint-Petersburg. The spire is the most notable vertical and symbol of the city which was the capital of Russia at that time. This 122-meter bell tower is still the tallest in Saint-Petersburg. This bell tower has the largest bell collection in the world. The Peter and Paul Cathedral is the tomb of Russian emperors, beginning from Peter the Great, the founder of Saint-Petersburg.
In the Kama basin are nearly 74 000 rivers. One of its biggest tributary is the Chusovaya River which joints the Kama River near Perm. It is claimed that this confluence of rivers could have been the birthplace of Zoroaster (Zarathustra), an ancient Iranian prophet whose teachings developed into Zoroastrianism, the dominant religion in Ancient Persia. Major features of Zoroastrianism greatly influenced Judaism, Christianity, and Islam that have shaped the modern world.
Belogorsky monastery is located on the top of Belaya Gora (White Mountain). For the strictness of the charter, this monastery was once called the Ural Athos. Mount Athos in northeastern Greece is the most important centre of Eastern Orthodox monasticism.
The Elevation of the Holy Cross is one of the Great Feasts of the Orthodox Church. It commemorates two events: 1) the finding of the Cross by the Empress Helen (the mother of Constantine the Great) on Golgotha in 326 AD, the place where Christ was crucified; 2) the recovery of the Cross on which Jesus Christ was crucified from the Persians. However, the very root of this feast is the Djed pillar, one of the most ancient and commonly found symbols in Egyptian mythology. It is a pillar-like symbol in hieroglyphics representing stability. It is associated with the creator god Ptah and resurrection god Osiris, commonly representing his spine. Osiris and Orion are the same in ancient Egypt, and the Egyptians believed that Osiris will return from Orion one day. During the annual “Raising the Djed”, the pharaoh used ropes to raise a pillar, with the assistance of priests. One of the most interesting images of Raising the
I is the Osirion made of monoliths of surprising size and workmanship. It is believed that the most ancient depiction of Flower of Life is in the megalithic temple Osirion. It is said that the secret to how the Universe works lies within this geometrical pattern. It is one of the oldest sacred symbols known to man and a common symbol of many spiritual teachings around the world. Seti I made the Osirion an integral part of his funeral complex in Abydos. He is well known for his search (and cover) of the traces left by ‘gods’ in ancient Egypt. On a wall of the Temple of Seti I there is the unique and greatly valued list of the names of dynastic pharaohs of Egypt from Menes until Seti I’s father. Menes is credited with having united Upper and Lower Egypt and as the founder of the First Dynasty (~3000 BCE). Menes put the double white and red crown represented the unification of the two regions of Egypt, Upper and Lower Egypt. The White Crown of
II and his family in Yekaterinburg. Most were thought to have died slowly from injuries or starvation, rather than the subsequent fire. In 1921, Father Seraphim brought the remains of Elizabeth to Jerusalem, where they were laid to rest in the Russian Church of Maria Magdalene, located directly across the Kidron Valley from the Temple Mount. Mary Magdalene, a follower of Jesus, was the first to see Christ after his resurrection.
Kungur cave has been known since 1703 and is one of the most popular sights of Siberia and the Urals. Its estimated age is about 10 000 — 12 000 years.
Ganina Yama and the Ipatiev House in Yekaterinburg are most often associated with the fate of the last Russian Emperor
Devil’s Settlement is a cultish place of majestic cliffs on the mountain top. It is a stone crest 20 meters high, made up of massive towers of granite slabs, which have a volcanic origin and were formed about 300 million years ago.
The main landmark of the city is the rock called Stone Gate on a bank of the Iset River.
Allaki is a bizarre shape complex of 14 granite rocks (stone tents) standing on a small hill, 50 meters from the Lake Great Allaki, on the same parallel with Moscow.
Arakul is the name of a lake and gigantic rocks. In a straight line, Arakul is located ~95 km. south of the center of Yekaterinburg.
From the Arakul rocks are seen
The Chusovaya River (>590 km.) is a tributary of the Kama River (>1800 km.), which in turn is a tributary of the Volga River (>3690 km.). The Chusovaya River enters the Sanskrit named Kama River near the city Perm (see Day 3).
The modern Hoover Dam has also its own secrets. For instance, the two winged sculptures and the Pleiades’ star map. The Insider reveals about the constellation of the Pleiades and its central (and brightest) star Alcyone, around which our Sun rotates with its planets, including Venus, to which the collective essence of the Insider is connected. The Insider point out that the feet of the statues point directly down to the Earth, while the arms and tips of the wings are directed to the Sky. Life Energy flows into the human complex of the body / mind / spirit from the Earth, through the legs. At the same time, the Mind Energy of the Infinite Creator flows from the top down, entering through the crown chakra.
Turgoyak is the name of a town and a unique lake in the Southern Urals, which is one of the richest regions of Russia. In its depths are stored huge reserves of gold, platinum, copper, minerals and gems. However the main wealth of this region is the numerous lakes.
This city is located on the eastern slope of the Southern Urals, at the foot of the Ilmen Mountains. According to Lenin’s decree, the Ilmen Mountains were declared in 1920 a mineralogical reserve, one of the first reserves created in Russia (after the 1917 revolution). It is the site of deposits of many rare-earth minerals.
One of the world’s largest nuggets, the “Big Triangle” weighing over 36 kilograms, was found here in 1842, prior to the California Gold Rush (1848–1855). The “Big Triangle” (length — 39 cm, height — 28 cm.) has been stored in the Diamond Fund of Moscow Kremlin. This is the first and largest piece of gold to date in the world. All other items that were found later in other countries have been subjected to melting or processing.
Miass has a rich mineralogical museum, one of the five largest Russian geological-mineralogical museums. Its three-story building (over 2 000 m2) exhibits most beautiful and interesting 9 000 crystal and rocks out of 30 000 units in storage.
The place today is most known for the fragment of the meteorite fell into the lake in February 2013. Interestingly, but the 6 meters across hole (‘made’ by the meteorite in the lake ice) was too round…
In October 2013, scientists and divers dredged from the lakebed a large meteorite fragment weighed about 570 kg. It is now in Chelyabinsk State Museum of the Southern Urals History.
Initial Arimoya civilization existed in the period of 327 — 286 thousand years ago. These star tutors came to Earth from Sirius (the spiritual center of the Galaxy) through the sacral, inner portals of the planet. They created the crystalline structure for the reception of bio-matrixes of human bodies. The Arimoyas were four-handed, and some of them even possessed six hands. The distant memory of the multi-armed gods remains in the Indian pantheon and in the names of Russian rivers. The Arimoyas held many threads of control over the processes of transforming the planet for the fulfillment of the Great Experiment, which has been going on for 5 million years. The Duality experiment (completed in 2012), is a part of it. Arimoya still exists, but in the higher dimension. They live and help now in many tasks of the earthly reconstruction.
The main attraction of Zyuratkul National Park is the world famous Russian geoglyph discovered in 2011 on slopes of the Zyuratkul Mountains. Its size is amazing: width — 195 meters, length — 218 meters, diagonal — 275 meters. The geoglyph depicts accurate contours of an animal similar to an elk. It is one of the oldest examples of land art in the
world. The estimated age of the image is about 8000 years. So far, it is the only geoglyph in the continental Eurasia.
Iremel is a compact mountain ridge next to the Zyuratkul National Park. The length of Iremel is 12 km. and width is 8 km.
atomic bomb project.
Arkaim is the world known Russian archaeological site in the Chelyabinsk region (the Southern Ural steppe). It has been a branch of the above mentioned Ilmen Nature Reserve since 1991.
World Channeling magazine affirms that the Arkaim area is a part of the Crystalline Heart of the Earth. ~ 28840 years ago, when the civilization of Lemuria existed on Earth, envoys from the star system Sirius B arrived on Earth. They brought three Living Crystals — three parts of the Crystal Heart of this planet. These Living Crystals were placed at great depth beneath the surface of the planet in three distinct locations. One Living Crystal was placed in the modern Giza and the spot was marked by the Great Sphinx. At that time there were no people on Earth yet. Other spiritual civilizations were developed. The second Crystal was placed in modern the Southern Urals, near the sacred place of Arkaim. The third Crystal was located under the Lake Baikal. All three Crystals are interconnected by energy channels.
This limestone karst cave is located ~ 175 km. (straight line) east of Arkaim or ~220 km. south of the above mentioned
On the walls of the cave, scientists have discovered more than 50 different images of ancient animals: mammoths, horses, woolly rhinoceros and buffalo. All animals are painted in a realistic manner and in motion.

Bulgar was the medieval capital of Volga Bulgaria and the place of their adoption of Islam in the 10th century. Therefore, often religious travelling to Bulgar is called ‘Little Hajj’.
The Raifa monastery founded in 1613 on the bank of a beautiful lake.
Interestingly, a Sanskrit named Bulgarian city of Veda Suvar appeared here after the Mongols defeated major Volga Bulgarian cities in the 13th century. In Sanskrit (and Russian), Veda means ‘true or sacred knowledge or lore’, whereas Suvar means ‘heaven’, ‘the Sun’, etc. In the middle of the 16th century, the Russians built a fortress and established a settlement here.
Nizhniy Novgorod region border. The Sura River is one a major tribute of the Volga River. The 
Prominent Soviet cosmonaut Andriyan Nikolayev (1929 – 2004) was born near Cheboksary in 1929 and died of a heart attack in this city in 2004. Nikolayev was the first cosmonaut who worked in orbit without a spacesuit. Also he was the first person to make a television broadcast from Cosmos. He is remembered for his first in the history of space exploration long-term flight and the first group flight of spacecrafts. Nikolayev was the first cosmonaut who played the chess in Cosmos, during his flight. The chessboard and the figures were specially designed for playing in weightlessness.
In 2005, on the spot where Nikolaev liked to rest with his fellow cosmonauts, they built a unique chapel in honor of St. George the Victorious. There are more such chapels in Russia and in the world. Inside there is the icon of St. George the Victorious visited Cosmos and stayed in the International Space Station. The story of a hero defeating a monster (like St. George and dragon) has links to Sumer and the main event in their legends, the celestial battle of Nibiru and Tiamat. Interestingly, the above mentioned commander Vasily Chapaev and was awarded the Cross of St. George three times for his undaunted courage during the World War I.
Mahatmas) explained that the Russian revolution was not only a disaster, but also a portent. Master Morya informed the Roerichs about a special mission to Russia in the interest of the world’s spiritual advancement. In 1926 the Roerichs brought to Moscow a famous letter from the Mahatmas to the Soviet government and a series of paintings to the Soviet people (most of them are in Nizhny Novgorod). In addition to the letter, they sent a box with sacred earth to Lenin’s grave. The Mahatmas called Lenin their brother and recognized him as a Mahatma. It is a Sanskrit word for ‘Great Soul’. It was written that Communism closely resembled Buddhism, and that this was a step to a higher consciousness, a higher stage of evolution. Another Roerich’s painting ‘The Appearance of the Term’ (1927) was delivered to Russia from Mongolia. The gigantic head (a profound symbol in many ancient cultures) resembles very much Lenin. The series of Roerich’s paintings was given to Nizhny Novgorod according to the will of Maxim Gorky (1868 – 1936), a famous a Russian and Soviet writer. He was also a five-time nominee for the
In Nizhny Novgorod was born a famous Russian pilot and an aerobatics pioneer Petr Nesterov (1887 — 1914). He was the first pilot in the world to fly a loop (1913). Nesterov also became the first pilot to destroy an enemy airplane in flight. Eager to destroy enemy aircraft (during World War I), Nesterov hit it and both planes crashed. His ramming method was used during the World War II by a number of Soviet pilots with success and without loss of life. The technique became known as taran.
Chkalov achieved several milestones in Aviation. He participated in ultra long flights from Moscow to Vancouver (U.S.) via the North Pole. It was a non-stop distance of over 8,8 thousand kilometers. The flight pioneered the polar air route from Europe to the American Pacific Coast. In the Soviet Union, Chkalov was a symbol, second only to that of Stalin himself. A staircase made in the shape of Infinity (∞ or 8) and named after Chkalov connects the local Kremlin with the Volga riverside.
The name ‘Red Etna’ comes from the plant ‘Etna’. Initially, the plant was set up in 1896, in Riga (mouth of the Western Dvina River). It received its name ‘Etna’ in honor of the Etna volcano (Sicily), one of the most active volcanoes in the world. The suggestion was made by Imperial Russia’s Minister of Finance Sergei Witte (1849 – 1915), one of the key figures in the Russian political arena at the end of 19th and at the beginning of the 20th century. Interestingly, he was a cousin of the world known Russian mystic Helena Blavatskaya (1831 – 1891). During the World War I, the plant was evacuated in 1915 to Nizhny Novgorod.
Satis River. In Ancient Egypt, Satis (goddess) formed part of the Elephantine Triad and personified the annual flooding of the Nile, essential to the survival of its civilization. Satis was also associated with Isis (goddess of Sirius). The rising of Sirius preceded the beginning of the Nile flooding. It was the main religious festival in Egypt and is connected with Russian
Gorodets is the hometown of the Feodorovskaya Icon of the Mother of God. It is also known as Our Lady of Saint Theodore and the Black Virgin Mary of Russia. Since the end of the 17th century, German princesses, marrying the Russian Grand Dukes (top members of the Romanov Imperial House), traditionally received a patronymic of Feodorovna in honor of the Feodorovskaya Icon, the patron icon of the Romanov family. Such patronymic had all wives of the Romanov Emperors. Today, this Feodorovskaya Icon is in Kostroma and is revered as the patroness of brides, family well-being, the births of children from childless couples, helping in difficult childbirths, etc.
Certain strong resembles have current Russian PM (also former Russian President) Dmitry Medvedev and the last Russian Tsar Nicolas II. Moreover, the surname Medvedev comes from the Russian word ‘medved’ meaning a ‘bear’. It is well known symbol of Russia. The bear sleeps in the winter and wakes up in the spring. Similarly, Spiritual Russia will awaken in the coming Age of Aquarian. Medvedev’s favorite residence is on the Volga River in Ples, downstream from Kostroma.
symbol of Veles is also Taurus. In the Hindu tradition, based on the Vedic heritage, the Pleiadian cluster is called
of slavery. Alexander II supported Abraham Lincoln during the Civil War in the United States. In 1863, the Russian Emperor sent two Russian navy fleets to protect the North, fighting Southern slave states supported by their European allies (financial clans). Alexander II of Russia declared to the world that “If England and France render military or any other aid to the South, Russia will consider this a
landmark of the Navashino district. The Peremilovy Gory recreation center hosting the Scientific Research Institute of Hypercomplex Systems in Geometry and Physics. On its territory is the only pyramid in Russia and it is located on the same parallel with Moscow. This pyramid is a copy of the Great Pyramid in Giza. Peremilovy Gory is a gathering point of the most advanced researchers of the ancient civilizations, including the
The relicts of Saints Peter and Fevronia of Murom are in the Annunciation Monastery, which was built in stone in the middle of 16th century, by the vow of Ivan the Terrible, who prayed here before the conquering of Kazan.
Murom is the native city of the father of color photography Sergey Prokudin-Gorsky (1863 — 1944) and the father of television Vladimir Zworykin (1888 – 1982). Both migrated from Russia after the 1917 revolution and died abroad. Also, it is stated the father of radio was Zworykin’s uncle, also from Murom.
Sudogda is a small town located on the Sudogda River. In the town’s historic center, the Yada River flows into the Sudogda River. Both names could be translated from Sanskrit. In Sanskrit, ‘sudogha’ means ‘liberal’, ‘bountiful’, whereas ‘yadas’ means ‘close union’, ‘water’, ‘river’, etc. Moreover, Krishna (a major deity in Hinduism) was a Yadava, descendant of the ancient king Yadu. Also, Yadu is one of the five Indo-Aryan tribes mentioned in the Rig Veda.




Vladimir became the Russian capital after Suzdal in the second half of 12th century.
Vladimir has its own Golden Gate, like former Christian capitals Jerusalem, Constantinople, and Kiev. It is written that Jesus will use Golden Gate when He returns. However, only the Vladimir’s Golden Gate is open to entry, the other three are blocked.



На Востоке Чаша Будды почитается величайшей святыней. О ней написано и в трудах Рерихов. Она пришла к ним в 1934 году, когда они жили в Кулу. Таким же чудесным образом к ним в 1923 году, когда они жили в Париже, пришел и Камень
В Учении Живой Этики говорится, что истинный смысл символа Чаши – это принятие и накопление духовных даров, которые используются на служение Миру.
Рерих был в этом древнем городе. Одну из своих картин он посвятил устюжскому святому и небесному покровителю этого города —
Современный Пешавар в
которому двигались не только товары, но и культура. В I веке
Основатель династии Великих Моголов — 

«Аполлон» — это имя серии американских трехместных космических кораблей, которые использовались в программах полетов к Луне. Модификации «Аполлона» использовались для стыковки с советским космическим кораблём «Союз-19» по программе «Союз» — «Аполлон». Командиром советского двухместного пилотируемого космического корабля «Союз-19», совершившего первый международный космический полет со стыковкой с американским космическим кораблем «Аполлон», был
О древней связи индоиранского народа Камбоджа с государством Камбоджа в Юго-Восточной Азии ученые ломают голову. Из Индии индуизм шагнул в Юго-Восточную Азию. Одним из его шедевров стал Ангкор — гигантский индуистский храмовый комплекс в Камбодже. Он является самым грандиозным культовым сооружением в мире за всю историю человечества. Причем его загадки не меньше, чем внешний размер.
Анкоридж — крупнейший город на
На этом связи Ангкора с Драконом не заканчиваются. На колонне с барельефами в ангорском храме Та Пром был обнаружен динозавр, а точнее — стегозавр. Это животное также встречаются на Камнях Ики, которые находят вокруг плато Наска, энергетически связанным с
Долина Бамиан расположена в высоких горах Гиндукуша, в Центральном Афганистане — перекрестке древнего мира. Такое географическое расположение могло стать одной из причин, почему именно здесь появились знаменитые статуи.
Варвара – единственная святая, которая изображается на иконах с чашей. Из святых мужского рода, с потиром (чашей) изображается Иоанн Кронштадтский. На земном плане, из потира совершается причащение священнослужителей и мирян. Чаша является очень сакральным предметом, символизирует источник Вечной Жизни и Знаний, см. выше о Чаше Будды. Чаша Грааля – звёздная память.
Не случайно, Варвара стала одной из самых почитаемых святых русского народа. Именно ее именем называется одна из самых древних и известных московских улиц. Нумерация домов на ней ведётся от Красной площади. На этой улице расположены Старый Английский двор и Палаты бояр Романовых, предком которых был 
утверждается почитание Троицы. Заповедь Сергия Радонежского: «Взирая на единство Святой Троицы, побеждать ненавистное разделение мира сего». В христианстве, Троица – это единый Бог в трех лицах.
Именно в Варне (
В Великом Устюге церковь Варвары располагалась на берегу
Одним из авторов ГОЭЛРО стал зять Островского — Михаил Шателен. 
Остров Манхеттен — историческое ядро города Нью-
называют иностранцами.
Манхеттене, в Центральном парке, до сих пор остаются следы древнего храмового комплекса. Видно сходство и с древними памятниками Перу. При расчистке вышеуказанного места, камни с ликами отвезли на место нынешнего пляжа, не обращая внимания на древние изображения.
Пойнт, построенный на месте испанского форта. Отсюда начинался Сан-Франциско. Дочь испанского коменданта Кончита была обручена с российским графом 
Аналогичный процесс происходил на северо-западе современных США, в Портленде, современный штат Орегон, граничащий с вышеуказанной Калифорнией. Точное происхождение названия штата Калифорния неизвестно, но в его первых буквах ясно читается имя индийской богини
Кордильеры, которые протянулись вдоль 50° меридиана на тысячи километров и характеризуются целым рядом особенностей, отличающих их от других горных систем Земли.
образовался единый Род ЯРАМИРА. Этот Род, вместе с Родом ЯРА, сначала отправился на юг современной Калифорнии. Там были произведены специальные служения и сотворены в пустыне 

На северо-востоке Орегона тоже расположены Голубые горы, это горная система Кордильеры, где были хранилища тел в состоянии сомадхи (см. выше). Видимо, не случайно в нем находится крупнейшая община русских старообрядцев. Некоторые обычаи как-то роднят их с тоддами, например, каждый должен есть строго из своей посуды.
праздника Новый Год, с Дедом Морозом в красно-белых нарядах.
Интересно, что оба места с «русскими» камнями на Восточном и Западном побережье США называются Брайтон-Бич. В своей книге «Зонд с Арктура» Хосе Аргуэльес указывает, что ведущие в центр Земли дубравы волшебника Мерлина находились в Брайтоне.
(ариев). Хетты были одним из этих народов. Река Хета течёт на плато
Впервые слово «Манна-хата» отмечается в дневнике офицера на яхте с говорящим названием «Полумесяц». Как известно, это символ Турции, звезда появилась лишь в середине XIX века. На флаге Османской империи с 1453 по 1517 г.г. был один полумесяц, а 1517 по 1844 г.г. их было три.
Романское (римское) название Йорка – Эборакум вписано в печать (герб) Нью-Йорка, являющуюся одним из официальных символов города. Полностью эта фраза означает «Печать города Новый Эборакум». (лат. «Sigillum Civitatis Novi Eboraci). Эборакум (Йорк) был столицей провинции Нижняя Британия Римской Империи. После ухода римлян, германские племена англов, захватившие Эборак в V веке, назвали его Эофорвик, т.е. город дикого кабана. Если бы норманны не переименовали его в XIII веке в Йорк, неизвестно как бы сегодня назывался Нью-Йорк. Примечательно, что голова дикого кабана украшает герб российского города Рыльск, в котором родился
европейские переселенцы начали в XVII веке активную колонизацию
Официальное прозвище Орегона — «Бобровый штат» или «Штат бобра» (англ. Beaver State). Это единственный штат США, имеющий двухсторонний флаг: на одной стороне изображена печать штата, а на оборотной стороне — бобер. Этот флаг имеет только два цвета – синий и желтый, т.е. цвета частоты, на которой вибрирует магнитная энергия вышеуказанного Крайона.
кая область). При 
На территории Орегона находится самое глубокое в США озеро Кратер Лейк (англ. Crater Lake), глубиной почти 600 м. и размерами 8х9,6 км. Оно расположено в кратере старого потухшего вулкана, является вторым по глубине в Северной Америке и восьмым в мире. В него не впадают и не вытекают реки. На озере расположены вулканические объекты, такие как Колдовской остров (Wizard Island) и др.
Еще одной связью Орегона и Нью-Йорка является Уилламеттский метеорит, доставленный в 1905 году из Орегона в Нью-Йорк. Уилламеттский метеорит является шестым по величине метеоритом в мире. Его масса составляет 15,5 тонн (железно-никелевый). По мнению ученых, он упал на Землю примерно 1 миллиард лет назад. Однако, в Орегоне не обнаружено кратера от его падения. Считается, что этот метеорит могли доставить сюда коренные жители из какого-то другого места, еще до открытия европейцами Америки. В 1905 году он был безвозмездно передан в Американский музей естественной истории в Нью-Йорке. Пойдя навстречу долгим просьбам коренных индейцев Орегона, для которых этот метеорит является святыней, им разрешили несколько раз в год совершать вокруг него свои религиозные обряды прямо в здании музея.
з них чётко видны четырёхрукое существо и четырёхлучевая звезда. На Ближнем Востоке такая звезда с расходящимися лучами была символом Нибиру. В числе других древних символов она украшает вход в Успенский собор Троице-Сергиевой Лавры.
В журнале «Мировой ченнелинг» №5(17) 2014, Крайон рассказывает о мудреце Амоне-Ра с четырьмя руками, который являлся представителем древней цивилизации 
На санскрите «двина» означает «двойная» и «божественная». Санскрит —

Устья Шуи и Шейбухты, между которыми расположено село Шуя, являются крайними точками улицы Сухонская набережная. На ней, в бывшем причале, расположен магазин с пророческим именем «
Устюга) святитель
Исток
занималась его любимая няня Элизабет Эверест. Её фамилия и место рождения примечательны. Эверест – это высочайшая вершина Земли, названная в честь
Известно, что слово «коньяк» происходит от названия одноименного французского города, стоящим на реке с таким именем. Народы сменяют друг друга, но через названия рек остаётся глубинная память.
Каньякумари — самая южная точка Индии.
своим символом кентавра. Кентавр Херон – это сын бога времени Кроноса, ставшего в наше время
Новгороде. Считается, он олицетворяет
Чатал-Гуюк, существовавшее с VIII по VI тысячелетие до нашей эры. В 540 км. на восток расположен храмовый комплекс Гёбекли-Тепе, чей возраст оценивается до 12 000 лет. Это древнейшее из крупных мегалитических сооружений в мире. В
Блаженного), построенного Иваном Грозным в честь взятия