Golden Turtle. The world of Tibetan geomancy (Sache)

The author of the book V.L. Ogudin, a doctor of historical sciences, has been studying the eastern traditions of the relations of people of different religions with nature for many years. In the distant 1986, in Ivolginsky Dutsan, he received primary initiation from the oldest Lama Darma-Dodi Drysaraev and the spiritual name of Dorzhe Khandro (Vajradaka) in Russia. Later he studied with the immersion of folk Islam, Buddhism, Bon, Central Asian, Buryat and Khakass shamanism, receiving the tolerance and initiations necessary for work.
The collection of scientific materials did not go fast, only on Saca it took more than twenty years and almost two years to translation and design. Now in front of you is the book "Golden Turtle: the world of Tibetan geomancy", dedicated to the traditional Tibetan methods of studying the Earth.
In the worldview of Tibetans, the environment is perceived as non -verbal text, where each object correlates with the primary elements of the universe and contains secret information available for understanding only trained specialists. The shape of the object seems to be a support for the activity of divine or demonic creatures that can be favorable, unfavorable or neutral to a person. Relations with animated forms are carried out with the help of touching, protective or subordinating rituals. Astrological calculations are necessarily made to take into account the temporary factor of the variability of the state of activity of magical creatures, to determine favorable moments for the construction of buildings and religious structures. The book widely used the materials of the XVII century. Vaidurya Dkar PO (White Beryl), written by the largest Tibetan scientist and political figure Sangier Giazo. In addition, information from the scientific works of domestic and foreign tibetologists, culturalists and ethnologists, as well as from seminars and webinars, was attracted. The text contains a large number of illustrations and tables