Pogost

In this material we will talk about such a Place of Power as a churchyard. Here we will look at how it differs from an ordinary cemetery. We will also touch on the topic of its inhabitants.

The graveyard is the territory of the dead, the land that belongs to the World of the Dead.

Note: all cemeteries and graveyards, connected into a single energy-informational structure, are the “gates” to the World of the Dead. They are united by a single egregor of Death.

To begin with, I’ll tell you a very important detail: all graveyards are cemeteries, but not every cemetery is a graveyard. The difference is that a graveyard is considered a cemetery, usually rural, on the territory of which there is a temple, church or chapel. Cemeteries that stand on the site of a former monastery are also graveyards.

Crypt. Castle Hill. Kyiv.

A striking example is the churchyard on Castle Hill in the center of Kyiv. In 1816, a necropolis was built there, which in 1840 was transferred to the Frolovsky monastery. Around 1857, a church in the name of the Holy Trinity was built on this site, and the above-mentioned cemetery is surrounded by a fence. In 1921 the cemetery was closed. The monastery buildings are long gone, but old graves and a crypt remain.

The graveyard is a conditional “gate” to the World of the Dead. On its territory two spaces intersect at once: the physical world of living people at the level of visitors who look after the graves and the infernal subtle plane, where intangible entities of various orders, strengths and gradations live.

Everything that is brought and stolen to the ground on the territory of the graveyard is considered the property of the World of the Dead and its inhabitants. That is why there is still an opinion among people that you cannot take anything from a cemetery, much less bring it into your home! Everything that is there has negative dead energy and acts like a vampire, which absorbs vital energy.

Any graveyard (cemetery) is a place with negative energy, a vampire place, a place that can take any of your energy.

That is why some practitioners use it to relieve negative energy, cleanses, skids and other works. For the same reason, any person who feels unwell feels relief after visiting the graveyard. I simply suck out the excess energy from him, and he gets rid of the negativity.

Note: A big misconception is the idea that the cemetery energizes! It NEVER charges anyone or anything, but simply takes away negative energy that has unbalanced a person.

Inhabitants of the churchyard

On the physical level, birds, crows, cats, dogs and, in very rare cases, homeless people can live in a cemetery. But on the intangible level, the world of the inhabitants of the graveyard is much more diverse and has its own clear hierarchy.

Pogostnik (illustration).

Pogostnik (Owner of the cemetery) is the most important creature in the hierarchy, the head and manager.
The owner of the cemetery is an energy structure of no less important order, the “Spirit” of the graveyard (cemetery).
The undead are spirits that are attached to graves and wander around the territory of the graveyard under the supervision of the Pogostnik.
Nameless - forgotten spirits, people buried in unmarked graves, often restless.
The deceased are the spirits of the dead, often laid to rest.
The newly departed are spirits from fresh graves, restless and confused.
Ghosts are angry spirits.
Demons are incorporeal entities (low frequency).
Larvae are astral parasites.
The spirits of crossroads are dark, not from the material world (not former people).
Other undead and evil spirits.

Ritualism in the churchyard

It is generally accepted that black magic or satanic rituals are performed in the graveyard (cemetery), but this is not so. The territory of the graveyard itself is neither Good nor Evil, it belongs neither to Light nor to Darkness, it is the territory of Death and a place of peace. Therefore, the main ritualistic practice at churchyards is getting rid of something, or working with deceased relatives and ancestors.

Yes, black magic rituals can also be carried out there, and many district officials carry them out there, causing damage and binding the dead to their opponents. But, these works are always punishable, since in the same graveyard you can also remove this type of impact by asking for help from the Pogostnik. If the victim of the ritual is not guilty of anything, if this person came with a pure soul, then when paying the Master, you can remove everything from yourself with a huge kickback to those practitioners who upset the balance.

The churchyard is also a “portal” to other cemeteries, because they are all connected on an intangible level. Therefore, if you have a graveyard where “they know you” and there is no opportunity to visit your deceased relatives (very important during war) and leave offerings for them at their graves, then you can do this there. To do this, you ask for permission from the Owner and Mistress of the cemetery, which is available to you, then, according to the signs, you find a place where you can leave your offerings (sweets, candies, cookies, kutya, memorial...) and ask to give them to your loved ones. List the names and where they are buried. When leaving at an intersection, a fee and coins are left behind.

May the force be with us!

Best regards, Margarita!