Discover a sacred destination in Ethiopia, where profound spiritual revelations and miraculous healing await.
Plan Your JourneyBermel Giorgis (meaning Barrel George) is a revered holy site in Ethiopia, known for its mystical waters that offer spiritual healing and glimpses of divine realms. It is deeply connected to Saint George and serves as a place for profound transformation and revelation. The miraculous holy water flows from a natural spring surrounded by a unique barrel-like structure. Visitors from all walks of life come to seek healing, spiritual clarity, and divine experiences.
Inclusive for All: Unlike many other holy waters that require faith or belief in their power, Bermel Georgis is unique in its inclusivity. It welcomes everyone, regardless of their beliefs, and performs miracles for anyone baptized there.
Answers Life's Questions: You can ask any question, whether to Saint George or other saints, before or during baptism. The answers come to you during the baptism, addressing even the deepest or long-held questions, including those you may not have thought to ask.
Reveals Mysteries: The holy water unveils profound mysteries, including insights into heaven, hell, and other unknown realms. These revelations come to you, whether you actively seek them or not, providing a deeper understanding of life and the beyond.
Intercession for the Departed: Bermel Giorgis may allow you to see or connect with loved ones who have passed away. If they are suffering in hell, a saint might guide you on actions to take in their name to help them find salvation.
Visitors can stay for as long as they wish, with options to travel independently or through agencies like Elshaday or Terbinos. Bring essentials for a hot climate, and be prepared for an unforgettable journey to a place where time feels suspended, and peace is found in every moment.
The fame began to grow around 2019 when a few individuals started sharing videos of the holy water on YouTube, primarily in the Amharic language. These early videos, often titled with phrases like "The holy water that shows hell,&qoot; initially attracted limited attention. However, the site gained widespread recognition when popular channels such as Travel Ethiopia featured videos about Bermel Giorgis, drawing in a significantly larger audience.
The origins of the site are deeply rooted in Ethiopian spirituality. On July 27, 2002 E.C. (March 2010 G.C.), the Ark of Saint George was brought to the Church of Mother Virgin Mary in Quara, the region now home to the holy site. Four years later, in 2006 E.C. (2014 G.C.), the holy water miraculously emerged during a government excavation project. The digging, intended to source water for agricultural purposes, instead uncovered this sacred site, marking the beginning of its spiritual significance.
