This book by the late Dr. V.N. Dyomin (1942–2006), a distinguished philosopher and scholar, is based on the foundational concept of a polar, Hyperborean homeland for humanity. It explores the ancient roots of the Russian nation, revealing its deep Hyperborean origins, and traces the migration paths of Indo-European tribes across Eurasia. The core of the work focuses on astonishing and mysterious phenomena, supported by a wealth of historical, archaeological, and local lore material. Contents include: 1. From the North to the South... 52 2. The Ural—Eurasia’s Backbone... 273 3. Mysteries of Siberian Ukraine... 424 4. The Summer Count Begins in Siberia... 695 5. The Ethnic Cauldron of Great and Small Nations... 1226 6. The Homeland of Shamans... 1457 7. The Horde of the Terrible Mother... 1738 8. Countless Mysteries... 2079 9. Passionaries Drawn by the Unknown... 2450 10. Geopolitical Dimensions: From Russian Siberia to Russian America... 2871 11. Eurasia’s Golden Age—From the Past to the Future... 322 Bibliography... 357 This captivating exploration invites readers to reconsider the ancient history of Eurasia and the mysterious forces shaping human civilization.