Roerich Nicholas. Mount of Five Treasures (Two Worlds). Fine art print A3
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Kang-chen-dzod-nga – Five Treasures of Great Snows. And why is this sublime mountain so called? Because it contains a store of the five most precious things in the world. What things are there – gold, diamonds, rubies?
By no means. The old East values other treasures. It is said that there will come a time when famine will overcome the whole world. At that time a man will appear who will unlock the giant gate of these vast treasuries and nurture all mankind.
Certainly you understand that this man will nourish humanity not physically, but with spiritual food.
Nicholas Roerich. Shambhala. 1929
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See also:
State Russian Museum
The Pushkin Museum of Fine Arts
Nicholas Roerich Museum New York
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