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Origin and Where It Is : ?
The name "Shambhala" derives from Sanskrit texts, and is thought to mean "place of tranquility." The myth of Shambhala first appears in early Kalachakra Buddhist texts, which specify that its capital is named Kalapa and that the rulers are from the Kalki Dynasty. Many scholars believe that the myth derives from folk memories of an actual kingdom, somewhere in the mountains of South or Central Asia.
One aspect of the Shambhala myth is its millennial overtones. According to the Sanskrit texts, the world will descend into darkness and chaos around the year 2400 CE, but the twenty-fifth Kalki king will arise in a messianic fashion to defeat the forces of darkness and lead the world into a period of peace and light.
Interestingly, ancient pre-Buddhist texts that describe the lost kingdom of Zhang Zhung, in western Tibet, have been corroborated by archaeological finds in the the borderlands between Tibet and Pakistan's portion of Kashmir. Those same texts assert that Shambhala, the land of tranquility, was located
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"Shambhala" derives from Sanskrit texts, and is thought to mean "place of tranquility.