KORA AROUND MOUNT KAILASH - TIBET
Seeing Kailash is a unique opportunity available to a limited number of people. The sacred circumambulation of the mountain clears old programs and fills with spiritual energy. Mount Kailash, like a giant crystal piercing the sky of Tibet, beckons seeking souls to itself. It is not just a mountain, it is the axis on which the wheel of the universe rotates. Six thousand six hundred sixty-six meters is a number that hides a secret.
Mount Kailash, located in the western Tibet Autonomous Region of China, is the holiest place in the Himalayas and the most revered mountain in the world. Seeing Kailash is a unique opportunity available to a limited number of people.
The sacred circumambulation of the mountain cleanses old programs and fills with spiritual energy. Mount Kailash, like a giant crystal piercing the sky of Tibet, beckons seeking souls to itself. It is not just a mountain, it is the axis on which the wheel of the universe rotates.
Six thousand six hundred sixty-six meters is a number that hides a secret. Four sides, like four faces of the Deity, look at the world. Lion, elephant, eagle, horse – symbols of the four cardinal directions, four elements, four truths.
On each of the slopes you can see the imprints of Buddha Shakyamuni or four "nails", who, according to legend, visited Kailash in the 5th century BC. At the same time, the southern slope is marked with a huge swastika.
Here the divine and the earthly world, the individual and the cosmos come into contact. Here we come to our center in the mandala of the Universe.
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