In 2024, we had to visit the city of Kazan regarding some paperwork. Things were not going well at all, and once again, yet another attempt fell through a minute before the final decision.
In despair, we wandered into the Kazan Cathedral... A prayer service was taking place there, which plunged me into even greater gloom, since there were many people and there was no way to approach the wonderworking icon with our request, nor was there any way to wait until the service ended—we already had a very tired child with us. My husband and child went to the church refectory, while I stayed for five minutes to stand through the prayer service; I happened to arrive just as the words were being said: “You see my trouble, you see my sorrow...” Tears flowed on their own. With all my heart, I asked for our issue to be resolved, but after consulting specialists, it was clear that our case had been “stuck” for at least another couple of years...
After having lunch in the church refectory, we—already resigned to reality and miraculously unperturbed—went to another holy place, “accidentally” found in the navigator the day before as a tourist attraction where we could spend the rest of the day before returning home. At the time, we did not yet know that we had come to Kazan “in vain” and that our issue was “unresolvable” for the time being.
This place is the Universal Temple, or the Temple of All Religions. The building is UNIQUE OF ITS KIND ON THE ENTIRE PLANET. There is nothing else like it.
Inside, the Temple is divided into halls, each dedicated to a particular religion. Everything in each hall is arranged according to the rules and traditions of the corresponding faith, and mantras or prayers belonging to that religion are played. There are Buddhist, Christian, Muslim, and Egyptian halls; there is also a place for Roerich and Vysotsky, and even for the Ascended Masters of the Violet Flame, which was the most wonderful surprise for me at the very end of our visit to the Temple—by then, my husband and child were already sitting in the car because they were extremely tired.
After looking into the eyes of the Ascended Masters and seeing smiles on their faces, I knew for certain that everything would be fine!
We went to our hotel, from which we were supposed to leave for home, to our own city, the next morning. On the way, we stopped to buy groceries for dinner...
And it was right there, as I was leaving the supermarket, that I was, as they say, “overcome.”
A wild wave of indignation and outrage rose up in me at the injustice and pointless ending of our trip—we desperately needed to get these documents processed.
When we arrived at the hotel, I dropped the groceries on the floor, forgot about hunger and fatigue, grabbed my phone, and started calling every institution and country I could think of, since the matter was international. I was firmly determined to achieve a result!
I felt an enormous surge of strength and confidence that I was in the right!
And then, after an hour and a half of endless phone calls and clarifications, we were sitting in the organization we needed—which was officially closed until morning—and signing the necessary papers!!!
The next morning, we left Kazan for home, blessing both the people who had helped us and the Gods, by whose grace our matter had been successfully resolved!!!
We were helped by Our Lady of Kazan, the Most Holy Mother of God, and all the Saints of the Universal Temple!
As soon as I returned home, I came across information that a prayer to God reaches Him more easily during a communal prayer service than when you stand alone before an icon...
This means that everything happened for a reason and that there had been absolutely no cause for despair!!!
If you are ever in Kazan, be sure to visit these holy places!!!
In despair, we wandered into the Kazan Cathedral... A prayer service was taking place there, which plunged me into even greater gloom, since there were many people and there was no way to approach the wonderworking icon with our request, nor was there any way to wait until the service ended—we already had a very tired child with us. My husband and child went to the church refectory, while I stayed for five minutes to stand through the prayer service; I happened to arrive just as the words were being said: “You see my trouble, you see my sorrow...” Tears flowed on their own. With all my heart, I asked for our issue to be resolved, but after consulting specialists, it was clear that our case had been “stuck” for at least another couple of years...
After having lunch in the church refectory, we—already resigned to reality and miraculously unperturbed—went to another holy place, “accidentally” found in the navigator the day before as a tourist attraction where we could spend the rest of the day before returning home. At the time, we did not yet know that we had come to Kazan “in vain” and that our issue was “unresolvable” for the time being.
This place is the Universal Temple, or the Temple of All Religions. The building is UNIQUE OF ITS KIND ON THE ENTIRE PLANET. There is nothing else like it.
Inside, the Temple is divided into halls, each dedicated to a particular religion. Everything in each hall is arranged according to the rules and traditions of the corresponding faith, and mantras or prayers belonging to that religion are played. There are Buddhist, Christian, Muslim, and Egyptian halls; there is also a place for Roerich and Vysotsky, and even for the Ascended Masters of the Violet Flame, which was the most wonderful surprise for me at the very end of our visit to the Temple—by then, my husband and child were already sitting in the car because they were extremely tired.
After looking into the eyes of the Ascended Masters and seeing smiles on their faces, I knew for certain that everything would be fine!
We went to our hotel, from which we were supposed to leave for home, to our own city, the next morning. On the way, we stopped to buy groceries for dinner...
And it was right there, as I was leaving the supermarket, that I was, as they say, “overcome.”
A wild wave of indignation and outrage rose up in me at the injustice and pointless ending of our trip—we desperately needed to get these documents processed.
When we arrived at the hotel, I dropped the groceries on the floor, forgot about hunger and fatigue, grabbed my phone, and started calling every institution and country I could think of, since the matter was international. I was firmly determined to achieve a result!
I felt an enormous surge of strength and confidence that I was in the right!
And then, after an hour and a half of endless phone calls and clarifications, we were sitting in the organization we needed—which was officially closed until morning—and signing the necessary papers!!!
The next morning, we left Kazan for home, blessing both the people who had helped us and the Gods, by whose grace our matter had been successfully resolved!!!
We were helped by Our Lady of Kazan, the Most Holy Mother of God, and all the Saints of the Universal Temple!
As soon as I returned home, I came across information that a prayer to God reaches Him more easily during a communal prayer service than when you stand alone before an icon...
This means that everything happened for a reason and that there had been absolutely no cause for despair!!!
If you are ever in Kazan, be sure to visit these holy places!!!
and this just one day after returning from Kazan! ) 
We also had a very unusual and magical trip; if you allow me, I’ll share it too. ) How happy I am that such a Universal Temple exists 
and that it is in Kazan! I had repeatedly received information that Kazan is the Spiritual Center of Russia, but I didn’t fully understand it until I visited it myself!
Спасибо от души всем авторам в данной теме, очень вдохновляет и располагает к посещению таких сильных и хороших мест
