Shambala: The Mysterious Inner Earth City Beneath Tibet by Armin Auctor March 1, 2019 written by Armin Auctor March 1, 2019 A+A- Reset Many mystical religions have a concept of an ideal place on Earth, a region untouched by human greed or vices where spiritually evolved people reside. (Image: Screenshot YouTube) 3.8K Many mystical religions have a concept of an ideal place on Earth, a region untouched by human greed or vices where spiritually evolved people reside. In Buddhism, the legendary city of Shambala is one such place. Many believe that the city is located deep beneath the Earth. Buddhism and Shambala Shambala is a Sanskrit word that means a “place of peace” or a “place of silence.” It is mentioned in Buddhist and Hindu texts. In Buddhism, it is specifically mentioned in the Kalachakra Tantra as a unique place that exists within our own planet. “Shambala is a kingdom where humanity’s wisdom is spared from the destructions and corruptions of time and history, ready to save the world in its hour of need,” a commentary of the Kalachakra Tantra states (Collective Evolution). Traditional Buddhists believe the place to exist somewhere in the Himalayan/Tibetan region. According to Tibetan beliefs, Shambala is guarded by unique beings with immense supernatural powers. Some have reported seeing them. People who search for Shambala are said to either end up discovering the place or perishing in the process. Those who succeed choose to remain there, cut off from the rest of the world. Shambala, being located inside the Earth, is also supported by the Hollow Earth Theory, which propounds that our planet is largely hollow, containing significant interior space that might contain vegetation and life forms. However, Buddhists are not the only ones obsessed with the idea of Shambala. The Nazis were so smitten by the concept of a spiritual utopia that they sent several teams in search of the legendary place. Shambala, being located inside the Earth, is also supported by the Hollow Earth Theory, which propounds that our planet is largely hollow, containing significant interior space that might contain vegetation and lifeforms. (Image: Screenshot via YouTube) Nazis and Shambala “In the Himalayas, a Tibet expedition in 1938 was intended to produce new findings relating to early Germanic history. The Nazis believed in a Nordic master race that was supposed to have survived the demise of the legendary Atlantis. In Tibet — so the theory goes — these people of Nordic origin are supposed to have constructed the underground realm of Shambalah, traces of which the expedition hoped to find,” according to Above Top Secret. The expeditionary team apparently came across a surprise in Shambala — a group of extraterrestrials. The beings refused to cooperate with the Nazi war efforts. Instead, the extraterrestrials offered to travel to Germany to help people in their spiritual development. This is believed to have led to the establishment of the Vril society, an occult group. One of Buddhism’s highest figures, the Dalai Lama, believed that only those with a pure mind could visit Shambala. “Although those with special affiliation may actually be able to go there through their karmic connection, nevertheless it is not a physical place that we can actually find. We can only say that it is a pure land, a pure land in the human realm. And unless one has the merit and the actual karmic association, one cannot actually arrive there,” he said in a 1985 speech (Ancient Code). Shambala is also mentioned in Hindu mythology as the birthplace of the 10th avatar of Lord Vishnu. Named Kalki, the incarnation is prophesied to appear on Earth when evil reaches its peak. The avatar will destroy all wicked people and help the surviving good ones to usher in a new golden age that will last for 10,000 years. Follow us on Twitter, Facebook, or Pinterest golden agepure heartshambala 0 comments 1 FacebookTwitterPinterestEmail Author Profile Posts by the Author Mantou Origin Story: The Legend, the History, and How Chinese Steamed Buns Spread Across Asia The Death of SaaS (and the Rise of the Graph-Shaped Brain) An Ordinary Woman’s Extraordinary Deeds During the Cultural Revolution Zuo Zongtang’s 8 Famous Quotes Are Full of Wisdom Should We Try to Look for Alien Intelligence? Gaps in the Theory of Evolution Armin Auctor Armin Auctor is an author who has been writing for more than a decade, with his main focus on Lifestyle, personal development, and ethical subjects like the persecution of minorities in China and human rights. previous post Why Did This Alpaca Get Into a Taxi in Cusco, Peru? next post Despite 300 Broken Bones, This Indian Man Swims Like a Champ You may also like The Man Who Read Stalin’s Mind: The Lonely Noir of Wolf Messing May 11, 2026 When Dreams Predict Reality: Stories of Precognition May 9, 2026 The Wartime Magician Linked to Britain’s Boldest Deceptions Against Hitler April 12, 2026 The Miraculous Monk Beside Empress Dowager Cixi (Part ...