The Greatest Secrets of Mount Kailash Parbat
It’s a magnificent peak encircled by the Kailash Range. A holy summit that feeds the four longest Asian rivers and serves as a reservoir for the Sutlej, Indus, Karnali, and the Brahmaputra. It’s none other than the fabled Mount Kailash, a mountain shrouded in mystery. Kailash Parbat has always been to mysticism what a UFO is to an alien. While exploring this zone, there’s a good chance you’ll come across both. Mount Kailash may be a fount of spiritually exotic secrets, but science has no answers. Who knows, maybe one of us will figure it out one day.
The first thing that strikes me about this mountain is its Tibetan name, Gangs Rin-Po-Che, which translates to the precious jewel of snow. I first heard this name while watching the Bollywood box office hit 3 Idiots. It is only fair to say that Drukpa Thuksey Rinpoche from 3 Idiots is responsible for a part of this remarkable land’s fame. The enlightened beings, on the other hand, refer to this radioactive zone as the portal to heaven. It’s a ground where legendary tales abound, and mysterious sightings cause you to renounce your reason.
Kailash Parbat, located 6666 kilometres from Stonehenge, allows visitors to age quickly. It’s a zone where your hair and nails grow at a faster rate than usual. It’s like seeing a two-week growth in just 12 hours. So, if you’re as curious as I was, let’s take a look at some of the most well-known legends surrounding Mount Kailash Parbat.
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Is it a Mountain or a Man-Made Pyramid?
Whether this snow-covered peak is a mountain or a manmade Pyramid is one of the greatest mysteries surrounding it. In any case, its roots are straddled on a location that proclaims Mount Kailash to be Earth’s axis Mundi. Kailash Parbat’s axis of rotation is aligned with the magnetic fields of the Earth in such a way that it idolises four sides: North, East, South, and West. It is the Earth’s most ancient compass, deriving the basic sense of cardinal direction. The city of the Gods was the name given to this range by our forefathers.
The map of this area, however, mirrors the spatial structure of DNA molecules, which is where it gets interesting. That’s a suitable example of faith mingling with science. According to some scientists, Mount Parbat is a massive man-made pyramid. Our ancestors, or as I like to think of them as ancient aliens, created this one, according to some. Even if we believe this for a second, that would make Kailash Parbat the world’s largest pyramid today. According to legend, Kailash Parbat was constructed using the five most powerful forces: air, earth, water, wind, and fire.
Stone Mirrors: The Greatest Mystery of Kailash Parbat
One of Mount Kailash’s greatest mysteries, according to legend, is the unique stone mirrors. The ability to shrink and spread is held in these one-of-a-kind, smooth stone mirrors. The Kailash’s northern and western sides are veneered by the largest mirror, which stands 1800 metres tall. Large slopes, such as these, may be able to transfer their pyramid energy to other forces in the universe, according to subject-boffins. Mount Kailash Parbat’s transition point to parallel worlds is an 800m stone structure known as the “Stone Palace of Happiness.”
UFO Sightings at the Mansarovar Lake
Almost everyone who visits Mount Kailash Parbat or gets close to Lake Mansarovar agrees to witness UFO sightings, believe it or not. Mount Kailash Parbat is not far from Lake Mansarovar. This miraculous lake contains sacred freshwater and has a designated swimming area. Lake Mansarovar is also where a Tibetan Monk discovered Dalia Lama after seeing the letters “Aha,” “Kha,” and “Mha” in the water. Everyone who visits this lake agrees that they have witnessed its true magic.
Some even claim to have seen mysterious skylights early in the morning. UFO sightings have also been confirmed by residents of nearby villages. The news has yet to be confirmed or denied by the Chinese or Indian governments. Many mountaineers, trekkers, and researchers believe Mount Kailash’s base is also a hidden UFO base. Locals will tell you how frequently they see UFOs crashing into the hills and lakes if you ask them. It’s something to consider! On the other hand, a Yogi (Indian spiritual leader) proposes a different theory.
These flying orbs with flashing lights, he claims, are spiritual manifestations of immortal yogis who have dedicated their lives to Lord Shiva. The majority of intellectuals have dismissed this theory as a money-making ruse. Whatever the truth is, standing at the Earth’s axis has to have a magical effect on you.
Why Can’t You Climb Mount Kailash?
Mount Kailash’s most enthralling mystery is that it is an unclimbable mountain. Countless jaunts have attempted to climb it, all of which have failed miserably. The track positions and midway switch were confirmed by mountaineers who attempted to climb Kailash Parbat. This means that no matter where you try to climb; this mountain will lead you halfway down in the opposite direction. Making climbing beyond a certain point impossible. No one appears to have climbed to the summit of Mahima, or Alien Power, as of yet.
Very interesting facts about Mt. Kailash. Also your pictures are amazing as always.
Indeed looks heavenly. I have always wanted to do the Mansarover Yatra. Maybe someday…
With the mountain glowing in the light, for one picture like that I can run to the mountain right away! And then in all probability I will get a rainy day and then sulk forever 😀 Alluring mountain and writeup!
Wonderful summary!
This is just a mind blowing post, yes, my mind has blown after knowing so many truths about Kailash Parvat….”There are more things in heaven an earth….that are dreamt in your philosophy”…this is what i remembered after reading this. Specially the reason why its unclimbable and unconquering is unbelievable. Thanks a lot for sharing such an interesting post.