Research of menhirs of Khakassia using biolocation

2024 Author: Seth Attwood | [email protected]. Last modified: 2023-12-16 15:55

The study of the locations of menhirs by the methods of geophysics and biolocation in Khakassia began at the end of the 20th century.

The research was attended by Doctor of Historical Sciences, Professor Ya. I. Sunchugashev and I, a geophysical engineer. Such work was carried out during 1977 - 1999 under the program of the Khakass Research Institute of Language, Literature and History. In total, 25 sites of ancient statues were studied.

Menhirs are free-standing stone statues, near which sacrifices, cult rites and other mysterious ceremonial actions were performed five to four thousand years ago. Menhirs still contain many unsolved secrets, they are fraught with amazing discoveries.

Man has created the most complex technical systems, he can fly in spacecraft and study the depths of the oceans, "catch" fractions of a second and split atoms. But, admiring the amazing discoveries in the field of technological progress, it should be remembered that all this is generated by man, his extraordinary capabilities. Apparently, it is no coincidence in ancient times that man was called the microcosm - the earthly embodiment of the mind of the Universe. Many scientists have proven that our capabilities are far from being fully disclosed, they are expanding not only due to scientific and technological progress, but are also replenished with non-traditional ways of knowing the world.

One of them is dowsing, or in the modern concept - dowsing. The human body is constantly experiencing the complex effects of various geophysical fields - electromagnetic, gravitational, radioactive, and so on. It was the active reaction of the frame in the hands of the biolocator near the menhirs that made us look for the reasons for this phenomenon. Dowsing anomalies near menhirs are quite impressive, and the effect observed here is very unexpected, yet unknown to science. This anomalous effect indicates that menhirs are located on energetic areas of the earth's surface.

Menhirs attracted and continue to attract the attention of storytellers, experts and performers of folklore. In the course of the narration of the outstanding heroes of the epic, the storytellers skillfully introduced into poetic compositions the power of the influence of menhirs on the world around them. So, in the legend "Ai Khuchin" it is said: "Having climbed a high stone ridge from the foot of the crooked menhir, he looked into the distance, but when he saw, he found that the copper menhir is the umbilical cord of the earth."

Apparently, the Khakass considered the places where menhirs were placed sacred and unusual. In the legend "Khan Kichigei" it is said that at the source of the light-stone river there is a white stone (ah tas), which must be lifted by the heroes passing here; many of them, failing to lift the white stone, perished. However, the bogatyr, before raising it, on horseback, circled this stone three times. The legend of three ceremonial circles around the white stone agrees with the reports of the first scientist-traveler who visited Khakassia and Siberia, D. G. Messerschmidt. In his diary on August 18, 1722, he noted that “after an hour's drive, not far from these graves, I finally reached a statue widely known among these peoples … Khurtuykh, located in the hilly steppe. I immediately sketched it and later attached the drawing to these notes. Khurtuyakh is carved out of gray sandstone and dug into the ground obliquely. Behind, one could see thick braids, suspended from hair, in the form worn by Kalmyk and Tatar women … The pagan Tatars from Es Beltyr, who provided me with horses, showed great respect to this old woman; each of them circled around her three times … put food in the grass closer to the pedestal so that she could use the food in accordance with her appetite. "Further, he notes that the statue is revered among the indigenous population, they bring it a river pebble as a gift, smear its mouth with oil, fat, milk and ask for health. Young women are being treated for infertility.

We are not alone in conducting such pagan rituals. So, in Belarus, the stone "Ded" (an exhibit of the museum of boulders in Minsk) once played an important role in the spiritual life of the people, because even a century and a half ago people came to it, looking for help in trouble. The stone "Grandfather" was presented with honey, milk, wine - poured onto the top of the boulder. When a woman was seriously ill, she put an apron on a boulder for 33 days. Another example is the famous boulders "Demyan" and "Marya", located on the outskirts of the village of Perezhir, Minsk region. It was believed that they have miraculous powers capable of healing paralytics, lame, deaf. The boulders were brought in rich donations: flax, wool, bread, pigs, calves, sheep, money. It was believed that the result would be favorable if you make a pilgrimage to the stones at a certain time. Such a ritual, one to one, is similar to the ritual performed by the Khakass at the menhir Khurtuyakh.

The church was for the most part tolerant of the customs of the inhabitants. Moreover, crosses, chapels and temples were erected near the most famous boulders. People prayed, asked for the stone to get rid of misfortune and disease. They went to the stone both on the pagan holiday of Ivan Kupala, and on the Christian Trinity and Easter.

In the European part of Russia, experienced biolocators identified a number of energy areas, the so-called places of power: Solovki, Valaam, Kizhi, the pagan temple of Uksa on the right bank of Ladoga, Trinity-Sergius Lavra, where the cell of Sergius of Radonezh is located. So, the famous "place of power" of Solovki is on Bolshoy Zayatsky Island, where the famous "northern labyrinths" erected by an unknown people are located. The people who entered these structures showed a kind of "leveling" of the body's functions: for example, in 10 - 15 minutes, increased blood pressure returned to normal and at the same time, a surge of vitality could occur.

Within Khakassia, we studied the campsites of menhirs only in the territories of the Ust-Abakan, Askiz and Bogradsky districts. All studied menhirs are located in geopathogenic zones, which are associated with fault zones of the earth's crust. Geopathogenic zones are areas of the earth's surface that emit a stream of energy unknown to science. As a rule, the width of these zones is insignificant and varies from 10 to 50 meters, and the length is many hundreds of meters, and in some cases - kilometers. According to the shape and strength of the impact of these fields on the biolocator, we divided geopathogenic zones into two types: high-frequency (negative), when the vector of the measured field is directed "fan-shaped" (in these places there is an "imbalance" of the human biofield, which ultimately leads to pathology), and low-frequency (positive) ones, where the sinusoidal shape of the curves of the dowsing effect is manifested, while the direction of the measured field vector in one part of the anomaly is fixed strictly vertically downward, in the other - upward. In these places, the alignment of the human biofield takes place, which contributes to its recovery.

For the sake of simplicity, let's call geopathogenic zones of the second type “places of power”. So far, three such places have been identified on the territory of Khakassia: the parking lot of the stone statue Ulug Khurtuyakh tas, which is located on the 134th kilometer of the Abakan-Abaza highway in the Askiz district, where a museum complex is currently created. Here, dowsing it was determined that the stone statue was established by ancient people within the low-frequency geopathogenic zone in its positive epicentral part. The revealed low-frequency geopathogenic zone has a sinusoidal shape and a width of about 20 meters; its long axis is oriented to the north-east. The intensity of the dowsing anomaly here is about 450 conventional units. As already noted, the Khurtuys were treated with various ailments, and they were treated for infertility. And at present this “place of power” is not empty, tens of thousands of people visit it every year.

The second is the parking place of two menhirs - Bolshoy Vorota, which are located in the Ust-Abakan region, two kilometers northeast of the Bolshoi Salbyk mound. Dowsing studies revealed that these monoliths were installed in a low-frequency geopathogenic zone, which was 23 meters wide. The dowsing anomaly in this place is sinusoidal with an intensity of 450 conventional units. The menhirs are set on the “bend” line of the curve. The stone on the right side (when viewed from the south) has a depression in the shape of a human body. This depression was formed from the "friction" of people against the stone, who came here for thousands of years for treatment or to perform some kind of ceremonial rituals. On the end part of the monolith there is a tamga in the form of a contour of a human body with three rays emanating from the head. Everything indicates that this "place of power" was used by ancient people to eliminate certain ailments.

The third place is the territory of the Small Palace of the ancient Khakass state: on the 34th kilometer of the Abakan - Askiz highway, 50 meters east of the highway. Here, literally five meters from the southeastern corner of the "palace" excavation site, a linear low-frequency geopathogenic zone with a width of 18 meters in the northeastern direction was revealed. The anomaly has a sinusoidal shape with an intensity of up to 800 conventional units. There is no doubt that the site for the construction of the palace complex was not chosen by chance. Apparently, this place was revered by ancient people, and earlier it was recorded by a menhir. But with the passage of time, the stone was lost, most likely, "reused" in the construction of burial grounds, as was often the case in the Tagar and later eras. Many researchers believe that there was a hospital here. Whether it is true or not, one thing is clear: the dowsing anomaly in this place is identical in form, structure and intensity with the anomalies found at the cult places of Ulug Khurtuy tas and the Big Gate, which were used for medicinal purposes. Therefore, today it became necessary to fix this anomalous zone by placing a corresponding stone statue here. This work was carried out by the republican council of elders of the Khakass people and its chairman Vladislav Torosov, who installed a granite menhir called Abchakh tas (stone grandfather).

For preventive and therapeutic purposes, I recommend that newspaper readers, whenever possible, visit “places of power” and stay there for at least 15 - 20 minutes. I advise you to bring containers with water with you and put them in the anomalous zone, because under the influence of the force field, the water molecules will be arranged in a certain order - that is, the water will become structured, the use of which will further contribute to the healing process.