Meditating and Transposing the Seals of Kabbalah

Ibin Laudani from Malaysia, Adja and Myriam his Armenian girlfriend were sent on a mission to Magadan in the far east of Russia. There they went to the outskirts of Magadan, to the ancient city of Krakoten, which is now considered part of Magadan, as the city is simply empty, everyone left. At the time of the Soviet Union, there were 150,000 inhabitants in the city, but with the end of communism, people left and the city was completely empty. This happened because the Soviet Union was the second largest economy in the world after the US and with the collapse of communism the country broke and many small towns stopped receiving supplies of light and gas and thus became ruins. Today's Russia is a capitalist country and businessmen do not want to establish themselves in a city far from everything, without structure, a city where in the summer it reaches 15 degrees below zero and in the winter at 55 degrees below zero. Of course, there are peaks of heat, but soon winds from the icy Sea of \u200b\u200bOkhotsk. This sea is icy in winter, really frozen, preventing navigation and in summer it is full of mystical and dangerous fog. The ports of Magadan and Okhotsk, the city with the same name as the sea, connect Russia with the rest of the world. There are few roads connecting the rest of Siberia with this isolated region of Russia and that is during the warmest time of the year, as in the coldest months there are no roads at all, everything is dominated by ice.