Šambala
"Shambala" is a book by Russian painter, writer, and philosopher Nicholas Roerich, which explores the concept of a mystical land known as Shambhala, often described in the Tibetan Buddhist tradition as a hidden kingdom of enlightened beings.
Roerich, known for his expeditions through Asia, especially the Himalayas, uses his experiences and knowledge to bring the legends and spiritual aspects associated with Shambhala closer to readers.
Through his travelogues and reflections, the author connects ancient traditions with universal spiritual values, emphasizing the importance of inner peace, wisdom and harmony. The book is rich in descriptions of landscapes, encounters with local people and their beliefs, providing readers with an in-depth insight into the cultural and spiritual heritage of the region.
Roerich's "Shambhala" is not only a travelogue, but also a philosophical work that encourages reflection on universal questions of human existence, spiritual quest and man's connection with the cosmos. The book has been translated into several languages and remains relevant for all those interested in Eastern philosophy, spirituality and mysticism.
This monograph offers a unique view of the fusion of art, spirituality and culture, reflecting Roerich's vision of a world in which beauty and spirituality are inextricably linked.
One copy is available
