If you look closely at Tibetan maps, you can see that Kanjur and Tanjur were supposed to be the seat of a secret empire known as Shamballa.
After all, Tibetans believed they may uncover the last known survivors from the two continents Antantis and Mu, which were sunken in the Atlantic and Pacific, respectively, thus it makes canonical sense.
The work of Saint Yves d’Alveydre will be the most important document we will look at. Agartha, he claims, is encased in a dome that keeps it hidden from the rest of the world.
However, according to some texts, Agartha is concealed deep beneath the Himalayans, and it is rumored to be the location of an ancient library where the smartest of our planet learn holy language in order to ultimately be able to speak Vattan, the global language.
The last known survivors, according to most accounts, sought refuge in the Himalayan Mountains, where they split off and established their own spiritual centers known as Agartha and Shamballa.
The fundamental difference between the two is that Agartha is more about contemplation and is a force of virtue and justice, whereas Shamballa is more of a fortification where people prepare for the end of the world.
There are four gates to this kingdom: one in Russia, another in India, one in Oriental Tibet, and the final one in Borneo.
However, given that the location is ruled by superior creatures called as Mahatma or more particularly the Great Spirits, we wouldn’t advocate visiting Shamballa anytime soon. They’ve reached the pinnacle of humanity’s evolution, and they’re on the lookout for us to save us from extinction.
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