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SHAMBHALA VALLEY OF THE IMMORTALS

SHAMBHALA VALLEY OF THE IMMORTALS

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SHAMBHALA VALLEY OF THE IMMORTALS

Table of Contents:
The Jade Tower!3 The Secret Entrance to the "Valley of the Immortals"!5 Mysterious Mountain People!8 A Lost Oasis of Advanced Spiritual Culture!11 Eyewitness Reports of Shambhala!12 Trans-Himalayan Stonehenge!14 More Strange Phenomena in Tibet !16 The Mystery of the Magical Sceptre!18 The Shambhala Triangle!21 Journey to the Sacred Kingdom!22 Subterranean Vaults in the Himalayas!25 The White Pyramid and The Shambhala Triangle!28 "The Tibetan Roswell"!30 The Crystal Cave of the Nagas!32 Dead Alien Found Alive!!35 Russian Scientists View an Ethereal Solar System!36 The Laboratories of Shambhala!37 Conclusion!40

by Tony Bushby © June 2009 - 2011 Website: http://www.vatileaks.com

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SHAMBHALA VALLEY OF THE IMMORTALS

The Jade Tower In Tibetan scriptures and in Far Eastern tradition, there is an ancient and widespread belief in a Secret Kingdom of Wise Men living in seclusion in inaccessible mountainous parts of Asia. Orientalists call this mysterious place Chang Shambhala, or Northern Shambhala (sometimes spelled Shamballa). Tibetan monks insist that there is an enigmatic valley of great beauty, surrounded by a circle of snowy mountains extending from northern Tibet.-into Mongolia, that is inaccessible to travellers without experienced or mystical guidance. It is said in tradition that this hidden land is unreachable except to initiates or persons dedicated to the spiritual resurrection of mankind. Its centre is highlighted by the famous Jade Tower that stands in an ancient city which monks claim is heated by warm water rising from underground streams, and the steam generated rises into the atmosphere to form a natural temperature inversion. This valley is not seen from the air because the phenomenon produces a high, light, misty cover that conceals the underlying landscape. Various
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