There are many places on earth that not only please our eyes but also have a good effect on our physical and mental health. In our article, we give you some tips on places you should visit if you want a little spiritual recharging!
If we feel tired, out of energy, unmotivated – in more severe cases, depressed – or sick, there are many other things we can do to protect our health in addition to taking adequate rest and medication. There are places on Earth whose soothing atmosphere and overwhelming energy support our spiritual and physical recharging. Although we have previously written about locations in our country that can have a therapeutic effect, we have now gathered destinations from around the world that also recharge our batteries.
There are many places in the world that can have a therapeutic effect on us (Image: Getty Images)
Why here?
According to spiritual thinking, diseases arise when the flow of energy in our body, or even in the functioning of some organs, is blocked for some reason. It is believed that healing places are able to restore the flow of energy. but why?
We know from Eastern medicine that energy flows in the human body occur along meridians. Just like our body, the Earth is connected by a network of energy lines, and some people call them the Earth's meridians, others the St. George's, the Orientals the Dragon Lines, and the English the Ley Lines. However, these power lines have intersections, and their locations were already known in prehistoric times, and then churches and monasteries were often erected on them, or they were declared places of pilgrimage.
We may wonder, after reading all this, how were they able to establish all this centuries ago?! The answer is very simple and lies in nature itself. The major strongholds were recognized because the vegetation in these areas was richer, the animals grew larger, the water was cleaner, and the people living there were calmer and healthier. In addition, the density of the Earth's material is different at these intersection points, which is why springs appear on the surface more easily here. If that wasn't enough, I have often witnessed miraculous healings, supernatural phenomena and visions at these energy centers.
In our collection, we now feature sites from around the world that are definitely worth a visit if you're up for such things! And if not, just travel to these attractions because they are simply stunning without any added spiritual content!
The Great Pyramid of Giza, Egypt
The Great Pyramid of Giza is the oldest, largest, and only surviving wonder of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World. (Photo: Getty Images)
Since there is no written record of the pyramid's construction, several theories have emerged about how the pyramid was oriented. They all agree that the method is essentially astronomical. The sides of the pyramid are aligned with the sky, and their average deviation from them is only 3 arc minutes and 6 arc seconds. (Photo: Getty Images)
Based on the consensus of Egyptologists, the Great Pyramid was built to be the burial place of the ruler. (Photo: Getty Images)
At 147 metres, it was also the tallest building in the world for four thousand years. (Photo: Getty Images)
Considered one of the Seven Wonders of the World, the Great Pyramid of Giza (also known as the Pyramid of Khufu or the Pyramid of Khufu) is a pyramid built by the Egyptian Pharaoh Khufu. It is believed that the pyramid was built in the period between 2600 and 2500 BC, and it is considered one of the modern Meccan pyramids. In addition to its special beauty and the mystery of its construction, it also drives travelers here crazy because physicists have discovered that the pyramid stores electromagnetic energy in its chambers, which contributes to the belief that it is located on an energy vortex.
Pamukkale, Türkiye
Pamukkale, which literally means “Cotton Castle”, is a rare wonder of the world and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. (Photo: Getty Images)
The place also has its own legend, according to II. The daughter of King Eumenes, King of Pergamon, was struck by an unexpected illness, and the learned doctors could find nothing wrong with her. The king offered a great reward to whoever treated him. Then an old doctor appeared and advised the king to send his daughter to a nearby mountain, where a spring with healing powers rose. In this place, let the girl wash and drink its water. After the governor responded to his request, his daughter was actually healed. (Photo: Getty Images)
Its average elevation above sea level is 360 metres, and it rises 100-150 meters above the Locos River plain. (Photo: Getty Images)
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Pamukkale in Turkey, covered in hot springs, is one of the oldest bathing places in the world. The place is considered by many to be the eighth wonder of the world. Its water has many therapeutic effects, as it helps in treating skin diseases, heart diseases, osteoporosis, asthma, or rheumatism. Moreover, it can also help those who are brave enough to drink it fight stomach ulcers.
Mayan ruins, Tulum, Mexico
Tulum is a true Caribbean gem. (Photo: Getty Images)
This high-energy place is located 130 kilometers south of Cancun, on the Riviera Maya. (Photo: Getty Images)
In addition to its spiritual significance, Tulum is a photogenic spot, as it is located directly on the beach. (Photo: Getty Images)
Tulum is a Mayan ruin city and settlement built right on the beach. Although Tulum is not the most important Mayan city, it makes the list because the asteroid that wiped out the dinosaurs 66,000 years ago is said to have struck Earth in this area. In doing so, he gave the city a charge of vitality that very few places could rival.
Machu Picchu, Peru
The ruins of Machu Picchu are located 112 km northwest of Cusco, in the Urubamba River Valley, in the southern chain of the Andes of Peru, at an altitude of 2450 metres. (Photo: Getty Images)
Interestingly, the impenetrable zone is located on an area of only 13 square kilometres. (Photo: Getty Images)
Machu Picchu and its natural surroundings were awarded the title of “Peru Historic Reserve” in 1981 as a sacred area of special cultural value. (Photo: Getty Images)
Machu Picchu is a ruined city left behind by the former Inca Empire in the Cusco Province of Peru. An exciting and fascinating archaeological site, and by the way, one of the most peaceful places in the world. Although the change in elevation and hiking to the site makes access a bit difficult, it is definitely worth a visit for those who want healing. This high energy site in Peru is believed to hold your spiritual energies underground. This trapped energy is believed to radiate throughout the area, promoting physical healing and spiritual awakening.
Uluru, Australia
White people in Australia call Ayers Rock “Dead Heart” and, with all its inexplicable mysteries, see it more as a tourist attraction. (Photo: Getty Images)
Australian Style Storytelling: 'Wintjiri Wiru' is an Aboriginal cultural storytelling experience brought to life through state-of-the-art technology with over 1,100 drones, lasers and light projections over the central Australian desert. (Photo by David Gray/Getty Images)
They're in Australia, and there are no kangaroos in Austria! Every year at least 100 travelers travel to Austria instead of Australia. (Photo: Getty Images)
Besides kangaroos, snakes, scorpions and documentaries about shark attacks, Uluru may also be the first thing that comes to mind when we think of Australia. The great rock is said to be located in the navel chakra of the Earth, and all who have been here have reported that they truly felt special energies here. To this day, Aboriginal Australians still admire the mountain as a healer and saint. However, it is not worth taking a piece of it for home treatment purposes, because the saying goes that if we take even a piece of the rock, terrible bad luck will befall us.
+1: The path of the aurora borealis
Auroras occur when the solar wind excites the magnetosphere so much that charged particles from the solar wind and the magnetosphere penetrate the upper atmosphere, and are attracted by the Earth's magnetic field, where they transfer some of their energy to the atmosphere. (Photo: Getty Images)
In contrast, indigenous people believe that this phenomenon may have something to do with the spirits of the deceased. (Photo: Getty Images)
This phenomenon occurs at an altitude of between 80 and 1,000 km, but is most often observed at an altitude of about 100 km. The most common colors are light green and purple. (Photo: Getty Images)
The Sami (indigenous reindeer herders living in Lapland) traditionally believe that light is the energy of the souls of the deceased. Despite frequent sightings of these magical lights, which we now call the northern lights or aurora borealis, the indigenous people still hold them in their hearts as sources of mysterious mysteries or elusive ghosts. So there is no doubt that for those receptive to energetics, these phenomena can represent a kind of opportunity to connect with the past.
