I clicked on one of the pictures in a previous article on Shaman rock on Lake Baikal. Here is a page that came up with it if you go to "Visit page". It sounded interesting but I have no personal knowledge of this group or area myself. However, like I said it looked interesting: if you click on this image it might take you to this page:
Also, if you can write or paste URLs here is the URL
http://www.baikalcomplex.com/tourshaman.htm
Also, it might be important to reference the location which is in Siberia north of Mongolia which is also north east of Tibet and Mongolia so basically you are on a completely different planet than here in culture. So, if you have only experienced North America and Europe this will be very different. So, it might be important to prepare for culture shock if you go there or at least to be aware that this will really change how you see things when you return to the U.S. Actually I find the very worst culture shock is returning back to the U.S. because most people live much closer to the earth in places like this because death is more real on an every day basis than most Americans tend to experience. So, usually you will find people in these conditions very warm and amazing to meet and to know.
To the best of my ability I write about my experience of the Universe Past, Present and Future
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