S.O.News Agency - to Tuva See-Oglu Adigzhi Oiun Tuva shaman has been seen officially in the Prime Ministers Office by Géza Szőcs, the Prime Ministers chief advisor. Coming from the Adig-Eeren shaman centre in Tuva Republic of the Federation of Russia, See-Oglu Adigzhi tuvan shaman visited Hungary for the fifth time, arranged by Éva Kanalas singer, songs collector and sound researcher who researches and studies the links between the Tuva shaman tradition and the Hungarian táltos tradition in the far-west area of the Eurasian Steppe, the Great Hungarian Plain. See-Oglu Adigzhi tuvan shaman also participated in the Kurultaj Hungarian Tribal Assembly, Europes biggest traditionalist meeting to bring regards of Tuvan people to Hungary, where the Eurasian steppes equestrian nomad Turkic and Hun-minded people met in the tribal gathering Kurultaj which took place in Bugac-puszta. In the Prime Ministers Office, Viktor Orban Prime Ministers chief advisor personally saw the South Syberian visitor. Géza Szőcs, the Prime Ministers chief advisor presented a Janus Pannonius memorial medal to the Tuva shaman, who greeted the politician of high-standig with the regards of the Tuvan people and shamans grace. Here, we would like to say thanks to Tuva shaman See-Oglu Adigzhi Oiun for his committed and succesful work in Hungary, through which he shows the Hungarian people the ancient culture of Tuva people, the shamanism. Best Regards, Éva Kanalas, singer, songs collector and sound researcher.
Posted on: Fri, 19 Sep 2014 12:37:52 +0000
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