Bazhovism

Bazhovism (Russian: Бажовство), whose adherents are known as Bazhovites (бажовцы), is a modern Pagan new religious movement in Russia, in the Ural region. It originated as an offshoot of the Roerichian movement and maintains the practice of Agni Yoga. Bazhovites regard Arkaim, not far from Magnitogorsk in the Chelyabinsk Oblast, as the spiritual centre of the world. Since 1993, with the support of the local administration, a yearly "Bazhov Festival" is held at Lake Chebarkul on the summer solstice.

Bazhovism

Bazhovism (Russian: Бажовство), whose adherents are known as Bazhovites (бажовцы), is a modern Pagan new religious movement in Russia, in the Ural region. It originated as an offshoot of the Roerichian movement and maintains the practice of Agni Yoga. Bazhovites regard Arkaim, not far from Magnitogorsk in the Chelyabinsk Oblast, as the spiritual centre of the world. Since 1993, with the support of the local administration, a yearly "Bazhov Festival" is held at Lake Chebarkul on the summer solstice.