The famous philanthropist, public figure, famous for the grandiose Rukh Ordo project, Tashkent Kereksizov, once conceived an even more ambitious project - the creation of a center for spirituality and culture to educate the younger generation in the spirit of folk traditions, at the same time teaching science as well. He thought and imagined that this center would nurture a group of modern scientists who, with their scientific inventions and discoveries, would gain public recognition in the world, and their fruits of labor would find application in various fields of science, production, and social life.

And without thinking twice, Tashkent Kereksizov began the grandiose construction of a scientific and spiritual center on the scale of the national economy, without using funds from the state budget. The public waited in anticipation of such a miracle and few imagined that the project could freeze, construction began too zealously and walls were erected by teams of hundreds of workers and builders. Since 2006, there has been continuous work on the construction of yurts, buildings, structures, and fences.

Everything was artistically and aesthetically decorated and painted: the canvases on the fences attracted the curious to get inside faster. And it was rumored among the people that it took almost a million US dollars for all this splendor. And no one doubted it anymore, seeing the snow-white yurts standing proudly, huge gates painted with gilding and wall panels depicting paintings from the life of the Kyrgyz people. It looked very impressive.

But for unknown reasons, the construction of the unique complex suddenly stopped. There were rumors that the founder of this project was very ill; that there were not enough funds; that something unexpected had happened etc. Now no one can answer why the spiritual and scientific complex did not open its doors; why is it empty, because the initiator of this amazingly beautiful idea is not alive, and construction is frozen…

And he planned in such a way that, according to the number of days in the calendar, 365 young men - the best, selected according to the knowledge of the traditions and customs of the people, from different regions of our country - would stay in Aalam Ordo for permanent residence, and 365 snow-white, beautifully decorated yurts would be specially built for them.

And the wisest elders of the Kyrgyz people will come here and live in 36 yurts every year for two or three months, or maybe more, they will not give sermons or lections, no. There will be no education, as in schools or universities - scheduled lectures, strict discipline, and even more so any practice of punishment - this is not a punishment cell or forced education. They would be selected here according to the level of awareness, in order to then bring these seeds of science and spirituality to the people. And anyone who came here would consider it an honor to be chosen to be part of the 365 guys who will bring the truths gained during the innovative training.

And during this short period of joint stay on the territory of this training complex, discussions of topical issues of the people and humanity as a whole will take place in an informal atmosphere, an exchange of opinions, decisions and the formation of conclusions that will need to be conveyed to the authorities in order to correct the environmental situation, improve life in the region, and develop new approaches to resolve unforeseen situations, transform the country, and so on and so forth.

And then, on the annual website in September, to announce the results of activities, scientific developments, and ideas for transforming the ecological situation of the planet. And this site will be able to be visited by scientists, researchers, specialists in all fields of science, industry, and production from all over the world. No one can steal the ideas, the fruits of someone else's labor. If, in an argument with a wise man, a young man voices a new idea, project, or provides a plan to change or improve the environment, then no one will be able to steal his idea.

Aalam Ordo will always protect his interests and protect the author's right. After all, it is well known that sometimes in our world it often happens the other way around and other people's merits are attributed to those who are more wealthy, sneaky. It will simply be impossible to do this in Aalam Ordo.

Tashkul Kereksizov really hoped that Aalam Ordo would nurture talented and brilliant scientists who would contribute to the scientific and spiritual development of mankind and many of them would become Nobel laureates.

And the beautiful lake Issyk Kul will become a source of inspiration and will be able to give the world the wisest people trained on its coast. Their fame will spread all over the world and Aalam Ordo will become an international platform for discussing global issues of humanity. There have been ashrams in India for centuries, there are spiritual and educational centers in other countries, and there will be an Aalam Ordo in Kyrgyzstan.

The Kyrgyz patriot was inspired by the oral folk storytelling of the ancient Kyrgyz, namely the epic Manas, an epic tale about the national hero Manas. That's why he dreamed that the amphitheater, located in the center of a vast territory, would be able to accommodate up to a thousand spectators for performances by improvisational actors. Opposite the complex, on the top of a hill there is a huge statue of a seated manaschi - Sayakbai Karalaev, telling about the exploits of batyr (hero) Manas.

Tashk Kereksizov thought globally, as a true patriot, he was rooting for his country; he was worried, he wanted to do something personally for his native land, for the younger generation, for the people. He didn't have time, didn't have enough strength, health, and opportunity. The Kyrgyz philanthropist left the unfinished Aalam Ordo as a reminder to us who live that a person can have high goals and grandiose plans - thoughts about the spiritual and moral ascending ladder for generations. What a pity that he did not manage to see the embodiment of the global vision, what a pity!

Plaster is crumbling, paints are fading - paintings are being erased, the once majestic complex is collapsing…

But I want to believe that there will be people in the country who are not indifferent and will complete and realize the plan of a man who has passed away with a gigantic soul, caring for the people.

Or maybe the government will not stand aside and complete the brainchild of one person who thought about the future of the people, about the moral education of the youth, about the spiritual and educational stratum of the Kyrgyz.

His memory will remain in the hearts of people, and maybe someone will consider it their duty to complete the construction of the scientific and spiritual national academy in order to fulfill the dream of one man who devoted his life to the spiritual development of our people.