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Nicholas Roerich, Shambala, and Agartha. 1. Tibet and Paris

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The notions of mythical and mystical kingdoms Shambhala and Agartha, as we know them today, are largely influenced by the views of the Russian painter. by Massimo Introvigne Article 1 of 3. Nicholas Roerich, “Tangla: Song of Shambhala” (1943) We are down-to-earth Westerners, aren’t we? We leave to Asia, or to a past we believe the Enlightenment liberated us from, ideas of mysterious inaccessible lands where milk and honey flow, peace reigns, and…

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