Truth be told!

On Mongolia-web.com in Oct 8, 2009, Dan Somebody wrote an aricle explaining about auspicious day of Oct 6 (day of Baljinnnyam and Dashnyam) and its effect on Oyu Tolgoi signing ceremony.According to the article, a shamanistic ritual to bless Oyu Tolgoi investment agreement was held on south side of the Bogd Khaan mountain hovering over Ulaanbaatar.Let us correct Dan on this.
There is mountain peak called " Tsetsee Gun" in south side of the Mountain. Every auspicious day, ceremony to worship and pay homage to spirits and ghosts residing in the peak is organized by Shamanists.It has nothing to do with "asking the mountains to bless the Oyu Tolgoi agreement".It is one of regularly held shamanistic rituals. Nothing more.
Don't misinterpret us. Moninfo is not writing this because we are against Oyu Tolgoi deal. We are writing this because reporters are obliged to report truth and facts. Not deviation from facts.

Here is the lines of the article we know not true.
On that same day at the time of the ceremony a group of old Shamans climbed the Bogd mountain south of Ulaanbaatar, performing a Shaman ritual asking the mountains to bless the agreement.

By Ganbat, reporter of MonInfo News Service


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