The legend of the Castle In Love with the Wind

It all has started with a wind and a dream …
The castle is a dreamer’s work.
A place exuding peace and quietness, a place for rest and joy.
Georgi Tumpalov has laid the foundations exactly here, fascinated by
the mystic power of the wind.
The wind which lightly slinks by through the seasons …
In Love with the Wind Castle is situated on the Black Sea coast, in
the foot of the hills of Sozopol, near to the village of Ravadinovo,
in the Southeast parts of Bulgaria.
The tale begins with a cross drawn on the earth with a spade by the
Dreamer’s hand.
Inspired by the Perpetual calendar of the Proto-Bulgarians created
5300 years ago by our descendants of Noah, Shem and Ziezi (who is the
first ruler of Sumer, creator of the first empire, called King of the
four corners of the world).
Years later, the cross is still visible from a bird’s eye view.
When seen from above, the Castle symbolizes and shows the four winds.
In the East, it unites the East wind, the heart of love and life.
And if you draw a line, it reaches and touches Mount Everest.
In the West, it represents the light wind coming from the land of
shadows and ghosts.
The line goes the whole way to the Straits of Gibraltar - the water
entrance to Europe.
In the North, the line goes exactly through the North Pole and
symbolizes the mighty unabated North wind.
In the South, the line is drawn through the Egyptian pyramids,
symbolizing the fire and spirituality.
The source of the magic exuded by this place cannot be determined …
It’s probably hidden in the towers of marble stone extracted from the
foot of unknown mountains and changing its color?
Or in the masterpieces painted on the walls of the church?
In the lake with white and black swans whose waters join with these of
the Wish Fountain? A fountain which purifies with its waters, immerses
coins and makes wishes come true.
May be the real magic hides in the Creator of the Castle?
In his heart and spirit?
Because you may not need to be born a King but it’s possible for you
to become such.
Everything depends on how big your dreams are.
But the tale doesn’t end here.
If we travel around the Earth, a projection of the Castle will be
printed on the remains of legendary Atlantis.
Georgi Tumpalov and his realized dream, and namely: the In Love with
the Wind Castle, are the living proof that imagination is more
powerful than knowledge, myth is more powerful than history, and
dreams are more powerful than facts …