Tibet

[Ludmila Kniga]

Tibet has always attracted people with the spiritual purpose of self-improvement. Understandably, this sanctuary Elemental Earth and sacred knowledge of the existence of the information layers of the planet. This invisible link with the Higher Cosmos. Geomagnetic Earth's crust at the points of convergence of the + and - where there is containment and neutralization of field energy space. input and output streams phase energy plus the one hand and the input and output phase currents minus the Earth on the other hand energy is applied between a neutral space. Time slows down as it is possible to obtain information from both the core and also at the same time from the depths of the cosmos. Tibet is a not a religion. This earthly eight, where the infinity of ways to overlay information layers of the entire planet are interwoven with its level of consciousness. This growth of the consciousness of the entire planet. This is the seventh chakra of the Earth. And the goal of everyone on Earth to leave this place untouched, not to make the imbalance through a mental activity that can be hindrance invaluable structure Tibet to preserve their energy value. It is the spiritual center of not only the planet, but also to all them that dwell therein. Changing the energy fields of the space in this place facing a real disaster for the consciousness of all people on Earth. This is not a Religion is life, communication, breathing and existence of our energy system.

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a couple visuals:

[Still_Waters]

In the 1980s, I spent 7 days in Lhasa, Tibet, and was awed by the intense spirituality of the population there.

One could feel the spiritual intensity of all who were prostrating outside of the Jokhang Temple as well as within the temple itself.

In the market place, vendors would simply chant on their japa beads when there were no customers at that particular moment. Houses had prayer flags flying above them. People were chanting with prayer beads as they walked from place to place or sat in the park.

I recall asking one old man what there is to do in Tibet as there weren't many activities in the city. He looked at me incredulously and simply said, "I chant". His whole demeanor suggested an intense inner awareness and I have never forgotten him.

Although I've traveled to over 45 countries, I will always remember Tibet as the most spiritual country I have ever visited. The only thing that even came close was the Khumba Mela in Haridwar, India, where I accompanied a revered sage of India and was fortunate to have met many extraordinary beings there.

[knightofalbion]

A beautiful and sacred land.

Have long wanted to visit there ...

[StarChild]

Tibetans and other indigenous peoples literally saved our planet and humanity during the darkest hours.