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Whispers of Shambhala
Posted 2 days ago

Shambhala is thought to be a cluster of perfect and semi-perfect beings guiding the evolution of humanity.

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Whispers of Shambhala
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The inhabitants of Shambhala are believed to possess supernatural powers, deep spiritual knowledge, and highly advanced technology.

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Whispers of Shambhala
Posted 1 week ago

Shambhala inspired the fictional location of Shangri-La in James Hilton's 1933 novel Lost Horizon.

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Whispers of Shambhala
Posted 1 week ago

Shambhala is described as a hidden, mystical kingdom located somewhere in the Himalayas, between the material and spiritual worlds

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Whispers of Shambhala
Posted 2 weeks ago

According to the prophecy, the 25th Kalki king, Maitreya, will emerge from Shambhala to usher in a new age.

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Whispers of Shambhala
Posted 2 weeks ago

In Tibetan Buddhist tradition, Shambhala is mentioned in the Kalachakra Tantra, a text of the Anuttarayoga Tantras.

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Whispers of Shambhala
Posted 3 weeks ago

The first mention of Shambhala appears in the Vishnu Purana, an ancient Hindu text.

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Whispers of Shambhala
Posted 2 months ago

A pivotal study revealed that listening to soft, slow-tempo music before bed can enhance sleep quality by shortening sleep latency and increasing duration—a valuable non-pharmacological intervention for insomnia.

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Whispers of Shambhala
Posted 2 months ago

In a groundbreaking study conducted in 1993, researchers discovered that listening to Mozart's compositions could significantly reduce cortisol levels, the body’s primary stress hormone, leading to a calmer state of mind. It is now known as the Mozart Effect.

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Whispers of Shambhala
Posted 2 months ago

Did you know?

Some sources say that around November 1970's, researchers and explorers in Nepal and Tibet began to document the unique sound of Himalayan singing bowls, which were later introduced to the West. Their mesmerizing tones have since become popular in meditation and sound healing practices. Known for producing harmonic frequencies, these bowls are now essential to meditative and therapeutic music worldwide.

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