On an ancient Tibetan banner, the mysterious land of Shambhala is depicted as an oasis surrounded by snow-capped hills.
According to legend, it is a hidden paradise.
Early Buddhist texts express the belief that Shambhala is a source of esoteric wisdom.
- In Chinese, Russian, and Tibetan myths, as well as in Greek and Roman mythology, it is referred to as the abode of superhumans, similar to Blavatsky's Secret Teachers
- It is described as a land surrounded by high mountains, where hot springs nourish lush vegetation of rare species and medicinal herbs
- The myth of Shambhala was created to encourage us to find our own truth, to be something through which we reveal reality
- Instead of just being another thing to replace it
- In the highest sense, each of us needs to seek and find our own equivalent of Shambhala, that place, thing, person, or idea that has the power to inspire us to embark on an inner journey toward greater freedom and awareness
Instead of just being another thing to replace it.
In the highest sense, each of us needs to seek and find our own equivalent of Shambhala, that place, thing, person, or idea that has the power to inspire us to embark on an inner journey toward greater freedom and awareness.
Recommended for: General use
Key benefits: Nourishing

Weight: 0.14kg

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