The Kingdom of White Waters: A Secret Story

By V.G.

For a thousand years, this secret story could be told only on the deathbed, for it revealed an inaccessible garden paradise hidden in the Himalayas — Shambhala, a place thousands of people searched for, but always failed to find.

Each carrier of this secret story took a vow of silence that could be broken under only two conditions: when facing imminent death or in response to another’s persistent requests for knowledge about the mythical Kingdom of White Waters.

The time has come, and now the secret story is available in English — for the New Era is upon us.

Join a monk on his exceptional journey to the Far East as he searches for the fabulous abode of eternal beauty and truth, and discover:

• Why did he need to go there?
• What did he see and learn?
• What prophesy did he receive for the long-suffering people of Ukraine?

Buy this book now to read this fascinating account that has been concealed for a millennium!

• Language: English
• Publisher: Radiant Books
• Release date: Sep 12, 2022
• ISBN: 9781639940264

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Translation © 2022 by Alexander Gerasymchuk

The Kingdom of White Waters was originally written in Russian in 1893 by V.G. who wished to remain anonymous. Translated from the Russian by Alexander Gerasymchuk with John Woodsworth, Member of the Literary Translators’ Association of Canada.

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Published in 2022 by Radiant Books

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ISBN 978-1-63994-027-1 (paperback)

ISBN 978-1-63994-026-4 (e-book)

Contents

How This Story Was Written

The Secret Story of Belovodye

Part I

Part II

Part III

Historical Background

How This Story Was Written

On 12 July 1893, I arrived with my three younger brothers in the Dormition Monastery of Vysha, Tambov Governorate, about 65 kilometres distant from the village of Zemetchino where we lived. This monastery was founded in 1625, being located at the mouth of the Vysha river, on its left bank. It is especially well known for its miraculous Mother-of-God icon.

At the monastery we were greeted very warmly, like old friends, for we had already been there — back in the summer of 1890 for a one-week stay. Besides, they treated us more than cordially, as they respected our father for his love of the monastery, his sincere faith, sacrifice, and repeated help to the monastery with both advice and practical support.

While visiting the Father Superior, I asked him, among other things, to give me the opportunity to talk with one of the well-read monks who could help me resolve a number of questions that