Cosmoenergetics Academy · Karelia · summer 2027
A nature route across Karelia, attention practices, a shared group rhythm and mentor support. The 2027 dates and the organisational conditions are confirmed before registration.
Planning a trip to Vottovaara in Karelia? Here are the provisional 2027 dates, the preparation, the format of participation and direct ways to reach the mentors.
Have you already taken Academy programmes? Describe your background in the request and a mentor will suggest the format of participation that fits your practice.
In format this is an educational trip and a practice of attention: it is not a medical, psychological or tour-operator service and it promises no guaranteed result.
Planning the trip
You can break the decision into steps: choose a date, look at the route, check what preparation is needed — and ask a mentor one specific question.
Two summer groups are planned: 19–25 July and 25 July – 1 August 2027. Before you register the mentors will confirm the current schedule and the places available — write and tell us which date you have in mind.
See the scheduleBefore departure we go through the physical demands of the route and the kit needed for a Karelian summer: changeable weather, wet ground, field conditions. The final equipment list is agreed in advance so you can pack without rushing.
What to bringAt the core of the programme is a nature route with stops for observation, exercises in attention and silence, and a shared daily rhythm for the group. The mentors are there at every stage, from the first consultation to the journey home.
Open the programmeThe quickest way to get clarity is to ask a specific question: name the date that suits you and describe your experience (any hiking, any Academy programmes). We will answer about dates, route, physical demands and conditions.
Get in touchHow to take part
Most people start with: “Do the dates suit me? Is the route clear? Is my fitness enough? What needs confirming before the trip?” Each of those questions is answered further down this page.
The expedition programme
The shape of the day comes from the route, the weather and the group’s fitness — the mentors make the final calls on the spot to keep everyone safe.
The route is made up of walking sections at a manageable pace: transfers between locations, stops for observation and rest, and a margin for bad weather. The mentors agree the order of the points with the group before the start.
Each day includes short attention exercises, a practice of silence and writing observations in a diary. Watch your own condition: the pace and the load are adjusted to the group, not the other way round.
The cultural context of the North — the history of the places, the names, Karelian folklore — is treated as part of the educational programme: with respect for the region’s traditions and without imitating closed practices.
Limits and safety
This is an honest trip: it asks for personal responsibility, physical fitness and respect for the natural environment. Here is what to keep in mind before registering.
The expedition is an educational and practical format, not a medical or psychological service. For health matters rely on the advice of qualified specialists.
Every participant lives the trip in their own way — that is the nature of any experience outdoors. The Academy is honest about the limits: there is no promise of an identical result.
A Karelian summer is changeable: rain, wind and a cold snap may become part of the day. That is why the pace and the route points are adjusted to the weather and to the group — safety always comes first.
Before registration we go through clothing, footwear, personal items and the group rules: what you must bring, what you can leave at home and how the field accommodation works.
The rules are simple: leave no trace, respect the natural sites and the cultural context of the region, keep to the group’s pace. They help us leave the place as we found it.
If you are not sure the format suits you, start with a short consultation: two or three questions to a mentor will help you decide calmly.
Ask a questionThe participant’s path
The first step is a short conversation: which date you have in mind, what experience you have and what you want from the trip.
After the consultation we settle the equipment, the organisational details and the group’s safety rules — before you start packing.
The trip itself: the nature route, the shared daily routine, attention practices and mentors with the group on site.
After the expedition there is room for integration: questions about your observations, a mentor’s recommendations and a gentle return to your usual rhythm without a sharp change of load.
Expedition schedule
Before registering, check that the dates, route, price, places and conditions are current.
| Group | Provisional dates | Location | Action |
|---|---|---|---|
| Group 1 | 19–25 July 2027 | Karelia, the Vottovaara area | Ask about taking part |
| Group 2 | 25 July – 1 August 2027 | Karelia, the Vottovaara area | Ask a question |
In brief
The route runs through Karelia: forests, water and open spaces — northern landscapes that stay with people for a long time.
The main point of the programme is Mount Vottovaara with its distinctive landscape, whose history we discuss within the cultural context of the region.
Two groups are planned for the summer of 2027, so that everyone has a choice of dates.
For any question use the official channels: phone, Telegram, MAX and the enquiry form on this page.
Formats and preparation
The final list is confirmed by the organisers. Preparation starts early: you assess the demands, pack and ask your questions before departure.
The difference between daytime and evening temperatures in Karelia is noticeable: layers for cool weather, a windproof jacket, spare socks and field clothing are the basics. The organisers confirm the exact list against the forecast before departure.
Your main pair should have a good sole for wet ground and nature trails; a dry spare pair is welcome at the camp in the evening.
Field conditions: a tent, a sleeping place, insect repellent, a personal first-aid kit and camping gear. The final list is agreed and the organisers send it before departure.
The Academy and its support
We try to make everything clear before you register: dates, terms of participation, group rules and contacts. If something stays unclear, that is a reason to write rather than to guess.
Before departure the group goes through an organisational briefing: the route, the packing list, the safety rules and how to contact the mentors.
The group’s questions — about pace, rest and the order of the day — are settled in advance, not in the middle of the route.
Phone, messengers, the address in Moscow and the enquiry form are all on this page: choose whichever suits you, we reply during working hours.
Expedition materials and photo gallery
Photographs from the Academy archive show the character of the location and the conditions on the route. Treat them as a reference, not a guaranteed view: weather and season always add their own touch.
The photographs show the natural setting of the route: the forests, water and open spaces of Karelia.
The landscape of Vottovaara, with its distinctive rock outcrops and open views, is the main natural point of the programme.
Materials to read beforehand
Before the trip it helps to look through the Academy library: the books, articles and videos on attention, responsibility and step-by-step preparation will ease you into the format. They are in Russian.
The route and respect for the place
The natural sites and the traditions of the region are treated with care, without imitating closed practices.
Every participant keeps the group rules: a shared pace, cleanliness and care for the natural environment and the places we visit.
If the weather or the group’s condition calls for it, the pace changes and a route point is adjusted. Health and safety matter more than the schedule.
The culture of the North is treated as the history and philosophy of the region: we study it, discuss it and respect it. There is no imitation of closed practices.
Before registration
Before registration we suggest a short conversation: dates, route, preparation, the format of participation and organisational questions — all in one exchange of messages.
If you have just one question — “which date is nearest and what should I bring?” — a short message is enough: we will answer with the schedule and the list.
Write to usIf you have little hiking experience or doubts about the demands, we will go through preparation with you individually and say honestly what to consider before registering.
Sign upExpedition videos
Introductory Academy videos about the rhythm of field work, the natural locations and the approach to attention practice. In Russian.
A video about how the expedition goes: the daily routine, the nature routes, silence and concentration.
Watch on YouTube
A key lecture by the founder of the method: discipline, building up states, personal responsibility and safety.
Watch on YouTubeThe embedded players run on this page, and are also available through direct links on the official channel.
Feedback you can verify
Below are extracts from public reviews by participants, each with the source so you can check the quote. They describe the personal experience of particular people and are no guarantee of a similar outcome: everyone lives the trip in their own way.
“Every year brings new knowledge and new acquaintances. Thank you to the teachers for their work, help, patience and understanding.”
“Special thanks for the arrangements, the equipment, the care and the involvement.”
Honest description
We describe the trip so that before registration you know what the format is, how demanding it is and where its limits lie. No inflated promises.
The facts — dates, route, equipment, conditions — are kept separate from accounts of personal experience. Where a text describes “experience”, that is someone’s personal path, not a promise to you.
The trip is an educational format in a natural setting. No medical promises, no “recoveries”, no substitute for professional help: health questions are for specialists.
We confirm the 2027 schedule, the places available and the price before registration — write to us and we will give you the current terms.
Training on this site
the Academy’s main educational structure
The “About this site” page links the main sections to the training programme, from the first step to the advanced levels.
The first level — where the participants who later joined the expeditions began.
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The second level — twenty frequencies of the Buddhist series after the basic training.
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The third level — the magic series for regular practitioners.
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The fourth level — twenty-four frequencies in three stages.
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The fifth level — a large programme completed before the advanced stage.
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The sixth level — resonant group practice in twelve stages.
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The seventh level — the school’s fire tradition, arranged separately.
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The eighth level — the end of the sequence, three days of practice.
Learn moreBefore registration
Short answers for your first planning. The current dates, the route and the organisational conditions are confirmed before registration.
Provisional dates for 2027: 19–25 July and 25 July – 1 August. Before registering, do check that the schedule, the route and the places are still current.
The basic list includes warm clothing, sturdy footwear, mosquito repellent, a personal first-aid kit and camping gear. The organisers confirm the final list before departure.
Before the trip we discuss the route, the expected physical demands, your experience and the organisational limits. If in doubt, ask a mentor in advance.
The format includes the nature route, a shared group routine, attention practices and mentor support. The exact programme depends on the weather, the route and the make-up of the group.
No. This is an educational trip and a practice of attention. It does not replace a doctor, a psychologist, the advice of qualified specialists or the services of a licensed tour operator.
Each group lasts six to seven days: departure, the nature route, attention practices and the return. The 2027 dates are 19–25 July and 25 July – 1 August; the schedule is confirmed before registration.
No prior experience is required, but we are honest about the demands: walking sections, the pace, Karelian weather. If you are unsure, start with a consultation and a mentor will tell you what to consider.
The pace and the route points are adjusted to the weather and to the group — safety comes first. Some exercises are done at the camp whatever the rain.
Conditions are those of a field camp: tents and equipment from the agreed list, which the organisers confirm before departure. We give the exact camp details at registration.
Yes: groups include both first-timers and people who have been coming for years. Mentors are with you at every stage, from your first question to the route itself.
Yes, the format is a field camp: a tent and a sleeping place are on the agreed equipment list. The group moves during the day and sleeps at the camp; we give the accommodation details before departure.
Before departure we agree how to stay in touch with the mentors: contacts, meeting times and how alerts are sent. Participants only need to keep the agreed app to hand and know the group’s meeting points.
The pace is set with a margin: rest points are built into the programme and the mentors adjust the pace to the group. If there is a health question, we deal with it calmly and on the spot — safety always comes first.
There is room for integration afterwards: you can ask a mentor about your observations and diary notes, get recommendations for further practice and return calmly to your usual rhythm.
Organisational updates
As the trip is prepared we publish updates: confirmed dates, revised equipment lists, organisational conditions and useful materials. If your question is urgent, it is easier to write to a mentor directly.
Registration and questions
Before registering, confirm with the mentors: dates, route, preparation, price, places available and organisational conditions.
Furmanny Pereulok 9/12 — organisational meetings by appointment.
Open the routeIn your request it helps to give: the date, your hiking or Academy experience, whether you are coming alone or with others, and your main question. Then the first answer will be precise.
Mentor’s Telegram