Is Mysterious Pokaini Forest An Ancient Healing Center And Anomalous Zone?
A. Sutherland - AncientPages.com - Mysterious Pokaini Forest has long been shrouded in legends and myths. It is a very special and strange place that many consider a strong anomalous zone.
Several people who visited the forest say there are ancient rocks here that emit powerful energy. Some think the place was once an ancient healing center.
There are also incredible stories about a mysterious hidden object under the rocks, a gateway to a parallel world, and reports of sightings of mysterious lights haunting the woods. There are several reasons why the forest is connected with unusual beliefs and superstitions.
The Forest was believed to be the seat of ghosts, gods, and monsters, or the underworld. It was long believed that forests were places full of magic; they were ‘inhabited’ by diverse mythical beings, all endowed with superhuman powers and characters, often appearing in human form.
The Pokaini Forest, located 80 km southwest of Riga, Latvia, near the small town of Dobele, is a place where myths, superstitions, and mysterious events coexist.
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