Existing Member?

    Denis Vagabundus www.vagabundus.net/blog

    Kazakhstan

    There are [5] photos and [1] story about Kazakhstan

    None of the animal's part is left aside. After this strange pre-cooking, the ship's head is gonna be boiled for 10 hours, and served for a sacred meal. by: travelwide Views[978] Aksulu, the closest Apa's disciple from Moscow (she is staying with Apa for 3 years now) says that every time after taking part in sacrificing ritual she feels spiritual relief and a fresh energy flow. by: travelwide Views[957] All the practices are mostly aimed to purify ancestors' karma. Ships' lungs are considered to be one of the purest organs and one of the most favorite Apa's healing tool. by: travelwide Views[1065] Animal sacrifice, rituals with ships' blood and organs may seem shocking and creepy for westerners, but in this particular part of the world are taken with high respect and trustfulness. by: travelwide Views[1599] Bifatima Apa is considared to be one of the last sufy dervish in Kazakhstan. Her unique way of healing people is rooted to the prebiblycal times of ancient Persia and mixes with islam afterwards. by: travelwide Views[1750]
     

    Photos: My Scholarship entry - A 'place' I have visited

    Wednesday, 3 Jul 2013 | Photo Gallery | Scholarship Entry

    My name is Denis. I am a self-learner photographer, vagabonding the world for 8 years. It's a special time we are living in. Globalisation is building a new picture of the world. Ancient traditions are intersecting with modern values, religions are ... Read more >
    See all 5 photos >>
     

    About travelwide


    Follow Me

    Where I've been

    Favourites

    Photo Galleries

    My trip journals

     
     

    Travel Answers about Kazakhstan

    Do you have a travel question? Ask other World Nomads.