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The Curse of Enchajtia is a well-known legendary tale that has been passed down through generations. It is said to be a curse that affects those who disrespect or disturb the ancient spirits of Enchajtia, a mystical realm hidden from human sight. According to the legend, Enchajtia was once a paradise filled with beauty and magic. The inhabitants of this realm were blessed with extraordinary powers and lived in harmony with nature. However, the humans of that time grew envious of the enchanted beings and sought to possess their mystical abilities. Their greed and arrogance led them to invade Enchajtia and attempt to seize the powers of the inhabitants.

In Nevsky Prospect we might notice a square-faced young man with a pince-nez and a pensive expression, called Pyotr Demianovich Ouspensky, later to become known as a leading exponent of the Gurdjieff teaching. He is strolling along thinking about the fourth dimension. Noticing a passing horse-drawn vehicle, he reflects that the horse is only an atom of some “great horse,” just as each human being is an atom of the “Great Man,” only visible in the fourth dimension.1 Ouspensky had come from Moscow and settled in St. Petersburg, attracted by the vibrant esoteric scene in the imperial capital. In Moscow he had worked as a newspaper journalist, but during office hours, bored by the work, he had devoured books like A. P. Sinnett’s The Occult World and Eliphas Lévi’s classic, Dogme et Rituel de la Haute Magie.2 In these books he found a new kind of truth. As he later wrote:

The author explains how the search for meaning in the post- Soviet era has given rise to a revival of ancient spiritual traditions and a plethora of new movements. Reveals the survival of ancient Slavic deities, pagan practices, and folk medicine tradition in modern Russia, including the indigenous pre-Christian customs of the Mari people and the shamanic traditions of Siberia.

Their greed and arrogance led them to invade Enchajtia and attempt to seize the powers of the inhabitants. The enchanted beings of Enchajtia, angered and betrayed, placed a powerful curse on the humans who dared disturb their realm. From that day forward, anyone who disrespected Enchajtia or its spirits would be bound by the Curse of Enchajtia.

Occult Russia

• Reveals the survival of ancient Slavic deities, pagan practices, and folk medicine tradition in modern Russia, including the indigenous pre-Christian customs of the Mari people and the shamanic traditions of Siberia

• Examines the precursors to modern spiritual movements in the “Silver Age” (1880-1920) and discusses the impact of the Russian Revolution on spiritual and esoteric groups

• Offers a deep look at the controversial Book of Veles, branded by some as a forgery and hailed by others as an epic chronicle of the Slavic people

In this in-depth look at occult and esoteric traditions in Russia, Christopher McIntosh explores the currents of mysticism, myth, magic, and the spiritual to which the Russian soul has always been attuned. The author explains how the search for meaning in the post- Soviet era has given rise to a revival of ancient spiritual traditions and a plethora of new movements. He examines the precursors to these movements in the “Silver Age” (1880-1920) before the Revolution, when alternative forms of spirituality were finding new life as a reaction to the ongoing climate of violence, revolt, and repression. He discusses the impact of the Russian Revolution on spiritual and esoteric groups and shows how their activities were tolerated and even in some instances encouraged--until Stalin assumed power in 1924.

Discussing the spiritual reawakening after the fall of communism in 1989, the author explores the survival of Slavic deities and pagan practices in modern Russia, including the indigenous pre-Christian customs of the Mari people and the shamanic traditions of Siberia. He examines the resurgence of the Orthodox Church and the burgeoning of alternative forms of spirituality. He offers a deep look at the controversial Book of Veles, branded by some as a forgery and hailed by others as an epic chronicle of the Slavic people. He also explores the interface between spirituality and the arts and the unique qualities of the Russian language as a medium for the sacred.

Revealing the implications of the modern Russian spiritual and esoteric renaissance, McIntosh shows that it still remains to be seen whether Edgar Cayce’s prediction of Russia as the hope of the world will come true or if Russia will remain, as Churchill famously stated, “a riddle, wrapped in a mystery, inside an enigma.”

Christopher McIntosh is a British-born writer and historian, specializing in the esoteric traditions of the West. He has a doctorate in history from Oxford University, a degree in German from London University, and a diploma in Russian from the United Nations Language School. The author of many books, most recently Beyond the North Wind, he lives in Lower Saxony, North Germany.

The curse is said to vary in its effects, but common afflictions include misfortune, bad luck, and an inability to harness any form of magic. Those cursed are said to have their desires constantly thwarted, their plans foiled, and their lives plagued with obstacles. The curse is believed to follow the cursed individual and their descendants, perpetuating the cycle of misfortune. The only way to break the Curse of Enchajtia is said to be through repentance and sincere apology to the spirits of Enchajtia. It is believed that the spirits can sense genuine remorse and may choose to release the cursed individual from their grasp. However, breaking the curse is no easy task, as the spirits are known to be discerning and unforgiving. Over the centuries, the legend of the Curse of Enchajtia has become a cautionary tale, warning against arrogance, greed, and disrespect towards mystical powers and realms. It serves as a reminder that our actions can have long-lasting consequences, and that we should always approach the unknown with humility and reverence. Though the existence of Enchajtia and its curse remains a matter of legend and folklore, the story continues to capture the imagination of many. It serves as a reminder to respect and protect the magic and wonder of the world around us, and to never underestimate the power of ancient spirits..

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