Kailash Yatra - Holy Mount Kailash

[OmLSSBh]

Best video from Mount Kailash! Thank you! You brought me really there. <3

[MILOPKM]

Just by looking at these pics makes me want to close my eyes and breathe the fresh crisp air to full lung capacity. Its pure.

[shinemdmail]

Still you believe in Aryan and dravidian concept introduced by Max.muller.That was a stupid story.Now we have a lot of evidence to prove that it was wrong

[tenthousandyearsgoon]

@shinemdmail GOVINDA!

[diliprai]

"The clear conception of Siva arose in the Upanisadic age. Siva as been, for the first time, explicitly mentioned as the Aryan god in the Svetasvatara Upanisad in the background of Yoni-Linga relationship. There was never mention of Siva as Aryan god in Rig Veda, the oldest text of Aryan". From here it can be ascertain that Siva was worshiped by the aboriginal Kirata and Dravidan people before the advent of Aryan. ~Tribal roots of Hinduism By Shiv Kumar Tiwari

[diliprai]

Shiva has been worshiped by the Kiratas in ancient India since the dawn of the mankind.

Kiratas was the ancient tribes in India before Aryan came to India from Persia.

Shiva is also known as Kirateswor=Lord of Kiratas in ancient veda scriptures.

This chant from Veda.

"Om Namah Sivaya Kirataya"

"Om Namh Umayai Sabaryai"

upon translation is;

Om! salutation to Siva, the All-Good, the Kirata!

Om! salutation to Uma, the Mother, the Sabari!

[greatProphet1]

No vedas said about such sukta.First know that the hymns of vedas know as shukta and In all four vedas we never find ur mantra plz refer wat veads and wat mondal this montras r.

[diliprai]

Om Namah Paruhang Siva Mahadev, Lord of Kiratas.

May you protect Kiratas.

[Photolab39]

this piramide is over 700 000 years old

tibet is the secret place in the world

Egypt Pyramids max. 4-5 000 years old

Maya pyramids is 6-12 000 years old

Japan's Mysterious Pyramids near Yonaguni-jima is 5-7 000 years old

[shivrajvishnu]

Thanks for posting.

[necrounreal]

home of Lord Shiva

[zakuk77]

So whats so special about the mountain and why do you believe your gods live at the top of it?

[jonathan1stewart]

You ask a fair question actually. It is sufficient to appreciate the austere beauty of this place, truly one of the most remote places you can drive to on the surface of the earth, without subscribing to the supernatural. However, I think the mountain is so beautiful that it will arouse in anyone a sense of the divine, and so probably that is why so many different religions hold it sacred.

[SriRaj32]

its not GodS, but god. We see it as a manifestation shiva himself. there is nothing wrong with your question...but the thing is noone is knowledgeble enough to ans your Q and even if they ans you would not be able to get it. BTW its also a hlyplace for buddists as well as jains along with hindus. all the religions originated in India revere this place forvarious reasons.

[zakuk77]

I understand that, but how can you claim on one hand that it's a 'manifestation of shiva' and on the other 'noone is knowledgeble enough to answer' my question? Surely the fact you rever and see this mountain as a manifestation of shiva means you have already believe this to be the case based on someone's teachings. I simply wanted to know where the idea originated from and if there is referential evidence for it. Thanks.

[ak78au]

all that exists is manifestation of Shiva/God/Holy spirit (whatever you want to call the creator). Ancient Rishis deemed these places sacred for two:

1) Some great yogi may have blessed the place so their vibrational qualities are present there

2) to inspire people with the grandeur and beauty of gods creation

if your already a self realised soul you dont need any high mountain to inspire you!

[prajna8]

If you actually go there to Kailasha you will come back a different being altogether. There will certainly be a transormation in your Heart. Then the doubts will vanish because the doubter itself gets destoryed. For this to happen you have to visit and find out for yourself. If you have the money and time please visit this most sacred and powerful mountain on earth. The Arunachala hill in the south also has the same effect. This is where the revered saga Ramana Maharshi spent his entire life.

[zakuk77]

This is similar to Jews saying go to the wailing wall or Muslims saying go to hajj and you will see the transformation etc. I think at the end of the day there is a high level of blind faith in hindu philosophy.

[donbinod]

this place is like a jerusalam......understand urself....

[sheki1973]

thanx for sharing dear HAR HAR MAHADEV

[shredder1111]

Very peaceful and soothing=)

[sexyengel]

I was there in may 2007, was incredible so hard due to the altitude but everyone can do it with aclimatation

[rajivcr]

Thanks a million for posting this video of Kailash. I pray I should go there one day.

[Parthy23]

Aum Namah shivaaya

Excellent

[videos236]

Aum namah Shivaya.

Peace and serenity in the midst of the mountains so vast,

Seems like the great lord hsa blessed us all with his love;that will everlast.

Jai bhum Bholenath.

[vishharish]

amazing!

[ngokulraj]

Om Namashivaya.. this video has kindled inner feelings.. thanks for sharing

[spanish888irka]

estoy leyendo un libro-7 años en Tibet.

por eso me meti a Y.T. para ver los imajenes de la montaña Kailash.para los indusos y buddistos es un lugar santo,cade uno de ells debe hacer por lo menos una vez en su vida viaje hasta esta montaña-casa de los diosos.

[zalji]

good overview

[tsteveheart]

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