great diploma. but what i do not want these last developing countries like us, you choose either one side or the other. because india has, i must have my india for the policy, their ideal non alignment when they were born warren countries, when brocks in the us, in a standard in the, in making itself a country which is non aligned and, and their voice intent relationships with everyone. and that's what i want august on to be more on any of those stories you've just seen as well as all the latest updates r t dot com is your place to go. my name is peter scott. i be back at the top of the alex with all today's top stories. thanks for watching. ah

ah, ah . i am, my name is frank richardson, philadelphia got in the movement in any age, 13 or 14. we are violent towards those people because we believe that we're in a race. we're here 1st, and this is our country being part of that movement, i got a sense of power. when i felt powerless, we got a pension when i felt invisible, him accepted when i felt and lovable life after hey, is an organization that was founded by for a skinhead neo nazi white supremacists in the u. s. in canada. and they found each other and they knew that they wanted to help other guys get out was 2 parts to

getting out of a violent extremist group. the 1st part is disengagement, which is where you leave the social group. and then the next part is d. radicalization work belief systems you all to remove that was very impactful. when someone finally came along with no fear, no judgement, you heard my story did nothing to challenge it with our ah mm . this is the ancient lake by called more specifically, the island of the all full and also known as the heart of bye call. straight away. you can feel something mystical here, a place of unique tradition,

an amazing mix of cultures and peoples. but what makes this place so appealing, we're going to speak to some of the most prominent locals of our horn and uncover some of its secrets are ah, for. 3 2 ah, we're on our way to see you in wicked sky. her family has been on our horn for several generations, reserving the island legacy, taking care of the local museum. 3 2 ah

julia, hello, thanks for meeting us here. oh, such an interesting interesting place. tell me, have you lived here your entire life and what gives you the motivation to stay here and preserve this culture in this heritage for everybody? i think when i was young, my parents used to bring me here to visit my grandparents that i spend whole summer here. you've got one thing i can say about all hon island is that i've never wanted to live anywhere else. but, but when you come to all hun, especially in summers, you get the sense of freedom is not good. and i don't just mean to move around. do i'm talking about a state of mind who would know you're surrounded by endless blue sky? will the see the mountains and the vast steps there, where am i just go with? it gives you an undescribable feeling of inner freedom with them. then there is no way i'd trade being here for anything else. i the all hung museum is my life's work

. and much more, it's my duty to carry on the legacy of my ancestors. he, it's life in my yeah, it's not just my life, but my whole family's to this such a wonderful energy to this place. you can feel it. but it's also bringing more traffic to all horn and to the island. is this hurting the energy here, or does it help in some way? is there a balance here? oh, nice not. you didn't like that. there is no clear answer. it's stuck with all hahn is millions of years old blue it was here before you. it's alive now and it will live on it. see, i wouldn't say that the energy of this place is negatively affected. so i am really looking forward to seeing the museum can assure you the way i will share this way. so jojo, we are in the museum that your grandfather built. and there is a theory that the center of civilization is in africa, but we're getting more information that another center is right here in by call. or

in fact, ah, we know that native americans can trace some of their ancestry back here too. bye call. can you tell me a little bit more about that particular unit of cars that pro, i'd like to tell you about a researcher from your could, could spend his life studying league by carl. i his name was thing islov girl off. indeed, he has since passed away, nor the idea he put forward. it was that at one time before the by called bass and was formed of this area was inhabited by one of the oldest civilisations on the planet at new some of then when the tectonic plates started to shift out. and the bottom of lake by col began to sink this entire population sank under the water with a touch of borrowing from the name atlanta. the girl called this civilization by carlita. and it's an uncontested fact that the people that inhabited all hon island migrated eastwards because this was during ancient times. and the exact reason is still unknown than you will. it could have been due to an advancing lace here.

don't get, maybe they were simply traveling, look, or perhaps they followed animal herds to retain a source of food. good, whatever the reason they went east to leave you at that time, the bearing straight that did not exist eternal and the 2 continents were connected through a narrow land way. which sciences slater called the bearing land bridge. busy through this land bridge, people could cross to the other side and saddle there because it is believed that these people were the original north american indian c. as for several years, experts conducted are here, logical research and excavations, gifts and scientists carried out various lab tests to tell you. it was confirmed that the people who lived in the by col, region, and on all hon islands, see where the ancestor of the north american indians. so this really is a melting pot, a mixture of cultures and mixture of religions. um, so how does it affect people on the island? do people get along here? we do not know the city, miss allison, but we do have

a mix of cultures here and not just in the sense of every day culture it's. we've had people of orthodox faith, shamans buddhists, catholics and muslims. a major ta, tardy ass burrow is so yes, this place really is a melting part of this is normal. people would pass along part of their culture and borrow other tribes customs on you. these days, almost all the bureaus and in general, the people living here lay combined the practices of both shamanism and orthodox christianity. i know where they go to church services, but they also observe the customs and traditions of shamanism. she gets members of any other faith that happened to be on the island here, respect these geminus, tick rituals, and the practices are strictly observed him. so that's the kind of cultural influence we've experienced hundreds. if i look around the museum, i see many interesting artifacts and exhibits. i understand some of the artifacts that you have here are really rich in heritage and culture and historical. can you

show me some of the artifacts that you have? but i never let me show you then because in one so you tell me about this is a very interesting good advice segment. this is part of a, we're out. you're to le, traditional housing. who does, it usually has 8 walls and every space serves a specific purpose. you in the fireplace was in the center room, and it's where the family guardian spirit dwelled us in the master of the fire. and the urine is i because when the family sat down to eat or had guests over the 1st bite was always given to the fire booth. i only after that they would start eating it be the burnouts believed that fire purified everything. cleaned the urine from evil spirits that could harm residence, don't say. so this is the central part. when i go there were also the east and west sides of the yard of the east side was for women with horizon because a woman has children. the giver of life the beginning of

a new life and the sun rises in the east and a new day begins. this symbolizes the beginning of something new i zion's cap. ah you men occupied the west facing part of the yard. the sun sets in the west and the day's over that will be end. death was instant, men were hunters and warriors. they brought death. now, yes, but you and if there was a baby in the yard, the cradle would be between the entrance and the fireplace. if that's where they would hide it, you might. the fire was supposed to protect the baby from all evil spirits. again, that shall madness, used various elements to protect them and gone so that there is one hanging over there. but they made them to be extremely scary. looking, shamans would make spirits dwell in such an angle, so it would gain protective powers. ah, that's why they had to look terrifying. so that evil spirits trying to get into the yard would be scared and run away. j d e's up, but here is another symbol,

thought up sir gay asked me if you can see these posts all around. i'll han sir damien's, a tethering post. what it was used to tie horses up as there are flat steps all around here. after riding for days they needed rest and but they couldn't tie their horses to just anything. so were out started installing these posts on the boundaries between their villages. soon the sir j posts became sacred, narrow because they turned into meeting spots between families and tribes them and garage. they would spray them in a ritual, as they believed they had sacred powers, with the guarding spirit grew stronger, and people began to do rituals near them against them. fellows sick. oh glen, you provided god. i love how everything has not just a purpose, but it also has a meaning to it as well. um you mentioned about shamanism. it's not just a part of the culture or religion. it's a really important part of all of everything here. but

i wanted to go over with order. can you tell me more about shamanism in better culture? so my knees with the text chasm. shamanism is not really a culture or religion really. it's more like the world view of the variety of people living here. in ancient times, people watch different processes are analyzed them and made conclusions. even if there was a storm, there won't be any fish or any of them. if there is thunder, isn't it? is going to rain. if there is drought, there won't be any harvest lose. yes. yeah. they connected all these processes to territorial spirits. you. shamanism is the belief that everything has a spiritual master. and you should be very careful with the spiritual world. mean you shouldn't damage nature, so it is more like a world view,

and people have maintained it for generations. i see celia, have you ever visited a shannon or do you believe in a shaman powers? yes, a minute to be got. well, i've never tried to them, i believe in that power, but it should be a last resort. i am lucky to have never been in a situation where i might need it of some when i'm ill, the doctor can diagnose or treat me as to me that you could. you have to understand that shamanism is not to be messed with it, but you have to be careful with it. of really cha. man's communicate with evil spirits as well when they enter a trance with the spirits of the underground and he processed. it's not right to think of them in terms of good and evil spirits can harm people sometimes. so you shouldn't go after the services of a showman. for sheer curiosity them, you can talk to them. but ask for their help only when you have no other option ones. and i never had to thankfully, of the both theories, noise. all hon is the heart of shamanism in eastern siberia doesn't because it's

energy is strong here. and you have to face the spiritual world, whether you like it or not. sometimes the spirit guide you as people say, some unemployed. anyone can go out into the woods or did you get lost and simply travel in circles until they die? you put them, you, nobody knows why this happens. a person can be living here his whole life and still get lost once he leaves his village from when you this has happened more than once in video of another thing. but you must always make an offering to the spirits at the highest mountain between the town of career, the v and the fairy luca group of all haunt spirits are powerful. they're not now will you have to make an offering of even if you don't believe in spirits most but you, when i was a child with my family, you lived an unguarded fluids on it. and one time we came to the island by car with our friends, you believe it was in the seventy's when cars were slow and the roads bumpy. who

shall we? but we stopped to have a snack near the sir gave post. he not the very i was 7 with my brother was 14, that there was another boy with us, my mother and the boy's father who was driving him. the boy and i saw coins scattered by the sir, gave you. so we ran to collect them. i didn't get the man said, go on that i will pay for the fairy with them. the fairy wasn't free back then was the bill is that so we boarded the boat to 7 year olds in the backseat to run. the fairies were small, the only fit 2 cars. our car was at the back, which is a blue bridge. the rounds was lifted by chains and the fairy set sail with another half way across the all housekeeper to straight the fairies and, and died. i'm with the ram fell down to get our and our car started to roll back towards the water. i put on both, all the men on the ferry tried to hold on to the car, really? the boy and i, the ones who collected the coins were in the back seat at the ferry was narrow,

and we couldn't open the car doors this machine, you could go north with the ship. so as soon as we were out, the engine started again here, the ramp was able to close and the car stopped moving. what would you will even spirits after that you? my mother became a believer law. things like this happened here all the time. the keys, shamanism is all around here. you face it and you can't help. but believe in it. if someone isn't, you didn't get it once it felt given it to let's read it with julia. it's been an incredibly interesting conversation. i certainly learned about thank you very much . since shamanism is an integral part of the culture here we to decided to receive our blessings. and we're going to see valentin, our guy of the chief sha mom here on a horn valentine. hi. this is us. i father, i just sort of tied

a green ribbon on to the pole here. i hope that's a good luck color. hope that means something good for our team. at the heart of mac, and it's a good omen. emily green is the color of the earth. love the earth and the sky will help you. blue being the sky and green the earth over. it'll help you in the hopefully all of us never thought that there be peace and harmony. fall is like less. if you want him bourbon come over here. these are see again, so tethering post 4 horses, said jack, one are gods, who descended from the sky or cards came down here to save the world from evil. these spirits are all across the shores of by col. we'll see. but these posts are here because the chief cut lives in this rock, according to legend, what your pool was uber, what the go ahead, if you good. so it seems to me that being a sharman, you have to be knowledgeable about medicine. you have to know about what the

spirits, but also what do you have to be a psychologist as well? for your, for, of course, for my shamrock needs to know how to be a psychologist, an oracle, a healer, and a fortune teller. well, he must be all 4 things for the how often do people come to see you and i, can you give me an example of what they come to see for lucia? what of them? who are the people come with all kinds of requests alone of low self and they asked for spells to protect and rituals, all rights to increase crop yield, the cattle, breeding, hunting, and fishing. i think there are also birth and age related rituals like from marriages to burial ceremonies, all the events that happen in our lives. we're talking about. we only perform rituals. if we're on just near the this is lou lou. he had a home

a a, b, a. is there anything that is taboo or anything that's forbidden? i a ritual that you as a sherman will not or cannot do. new york. the blower, it will never do a ritual to start war that we don't want was that we won't agree to harm any one or do evil to others. what evil violent or wicked things are taboo and something will refuse to do. what guns can you treat? any thing with the help of a sharman? yet there is a shifting cover. so even of course not to day modern medicine can do almost

anything that we stay clear. sometimes we use traditional healing practices when people come to us thoroughly otherwise we like professional doctors do their job, wouldn't have to figure medicine, is there to treat people there and we look after the spiritual part, how bad the it for you. and what about people relying too much on shamanism? is it where you actually have to refer people to actually go see a traditional western medicine cuz the such things happen. of course if a sharma knows he can't really help someone will send them to a doctor. if there's a broken bone, for example from of, and the patient needs a splint or a cast that they need to see a doctor, what does your does nothing, a shaman can do. in this case, i could hit my tambourine a 1000 times and it wouldn't help over a sham and needs to be able to tell people when they can't help. let's go back to yours. what is a common misconception about sharman is of that you would like to clear up or what

is something that you can tell people that they don't know about? shamanism law. most people's idea of a shaman is a person jumping around and beating a tambourine. what a good, it's a general misconception. you need to understand that a sham on is some on equipped with spiritual knowledge. i need someone who knows the legends and traditions of the people. he's the bearer of the people spirit in russia. traditional shamanism is practiced among indigenous ethnic groups, the inhabiting siberia, the north is and the far east you don't want some russians, italians or french might have is just a hobby, or neo shamanism, which is not the same. her traditional shamanism is a religion, a faith practiced by indigenous ethnic groups. while neo shamanism is like a punk some culture, but the neo shamanism and traditional shamanism. these are 2 entirely different thing. what i told you that you needed to be a sharman. how did you know that shamanism was your calling lawyer?

it was tradition that initiated me into sherman hood family. then i started learning studying the religion. i can't say i've always known i'd be a shall man for you. i didn't know. i lived like many other people worked at a factory. i served in the army just like most people of my generation. and then i was chosen to become a sherman of which was and i took up my new duties for linda's phone, secret form. what did you see about the future? what can you tell us about, or even your hopes about humanity and what we can expect moving forward, more human kind is standing at the threshold. there's a choice to make, either to slide back and become light, reptiles, crocodiles, or move forward to spiritual heights and become better people at each turn. every rebirth, a person should become better, stronger, more beautiful, and closer to perfection. each time we need to take one small step upwards and

become a little bit better than before, every person needs to work on themselves to improve and re educate themselves. so it's very important. i thank you, dear sure, lou, bear with me here on o. horen, that magic is everywhere and it can be clearly expressed through art. and it can be seen through the eyes of artist dashing number coffee in. mm mm

mm. nazi hi. hello. thank you for having us in your workshop to see where the magic is made. you yourself started as a local branching artist and now your world famous and you said that your success is based on your roots at home. can you tell me about that? i fear of both. i think it's because i'm still a barrage to an artist. it's just a geography in some regard has become wider. yeah. this area around blake, carl has given me everything, knowledge, culture, history. how would you buy carl has a vast history. and if i q, logical findings indicate a great civilization was here a few century b. c. it's a fascinating world. mm hm. i thought, interesting. interesting. now you're an artist,

but also every one in your family is an artist as well. talk to me a little bit about a is a genetic. do you think or is it nurture the, the surrounding culture has inspired, you know? yeah. well i think it's both. no, but mostly i would say it's genetic of them were for generations. my ancestors were craftsmen calling you back, then it was difficult to call in the heart of him in those times, just like in renaissance europe, artists were jacks of all trades, and so were our ancestors isn't a good man. they would create everything from daily items to church goods and you might in some way that is an art that people by can had a lot of knowledge and a lot of crafty or, or movie mr. now your sculpture on cape a hub boy is known as the guardian of by call. we went out to visit it. it's, it's beautiful piece, but you call it the father of my call. is there a difference? do you have a different meaning to this particular piece? of artwork and i would ask of you the case in bureaucracy and language i call it by

girl by vale, by weight that were by girl is by karl and by they is father. according to our ancient tradition, there are 13 deities around by karl and we worship the 13 keepers of the lake. but as i united them all in one face to emphasize this ancient culture. to me, it's a collective image. the related to the national culture and beliefs of the local population of the public knows it as the keeper of biker, but to me, it's by gal buffet. now we live at an age of multiculturalism, where sometimes local indigenous cultures can get lost in their identity. can be lost forever. what do you see yourself as kind of a guardian of brach in culture, or maybe at least preserving your culture for future generations to come? no, yeah, boomers. well, i do this deliberately mindfully numeracy to knowledge i have from my ancestor says, am i pass it on using the instruments i possess?

being a sculptor, i cast my ard and bronze, or willow rider or musician. i would of course be different. no, i use visual are to pass on this knowledge. but i keep saying though, i grown that we are losing our culture of this knowledge, an alarming pace. now this is what worries me a lot, which is in your work is an exciting. it's energetic, it's fantastic. um there's also it can, it can actually be intimidating in some ways, but there's also definitely a magical quality to it. do you think that there's a mystical side to be an artist as well? mo ya's name, i don't know about other artists. another cultures of nick. well, i think what i do is characteristic of my people and siberian peoples in general. if the union for it is only being characterized as buddhist, start for the past few centuries of western before that it was considered a pagan culture of even today. and buddhism in this region was strongly mix with

pagan culture. what got it? i think this pagan aspect shows quite strongly in my article because siberia is mighty most iberia is all about this raw power through it. and so as by cal, somebody been with us winds an extreme temperature studio and if it's cold here, it's freezing when it's hot, here it's hotter and my art is much like nature in it. whether i want it or not, it's just the way it is to put it back on. i used thank you very much for taking us, taking the time to see us. it's been a pleasure grading myself with

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