Beyond Life and Death - Adi Kailash the Home of Lord Shiva and Mother Parvati. Adi Kailash is one of the Panch Kailash according to ancient Hindu Scriptures. Om Parvat and Adi Kailash are considered as very sacred place for yatra in Hinduism. Just a darshan of it can make your inner self enlightened and cleansed. It is believed that the cosmic energy that is prevalent here can transform a person. It is the land of tranquillity and serenity. The demon king Ravana meditated here and was blessed by Almighty Shiva with the strength of 20 arms and brains of 10 heads. According to the legends, there are only eight mountains in India, which has an impression of OM symbol. Out of these eight, only one has been discovered, which is known as Om Parvat or Adi Kailash. This magical mountain, Adi Kailash, is standing tall at an elevation of 6191m in the Dharchula district. It is quite known for its strong religious and adventure connect, also, it is believed that the mountain has a miraculous nature.
One thing, which makes this mountain look apart from other Himalayan ranges is its Om shape, which is formed by the deposition of snow on the black mountain. PHILOSOPHY OF FINDING SHIVA COMMUNITY BEHIND PILGRIMAGE The "Beloved" is not "love" itself but merely an entity which stimulates the ever-dormant love energy resides deep inside our being to an active state. Likewise, "SHIV '' being a supreme energy is not someone or something to look outside in a geographical figure, idol or temple. Undoubtedly, Kailash being a consecrated space filled with divine energy collectively by humans since ages make it a powerful entity which could fire the energy of an observer which was kept dormant under the illusionary state of "MAYA". Yatra / pilgrimage is a sacred practice available to us humans since the time immemorial which symbolizes the man's meeting with almighty. That almighty god which we all carry inside our deepest core of unconscious repressed by our ego self. In other words, the practice of transporting the dormant energy of godliness inside us to the arena of consecrated spaces like Kailash is known to be a pilgrimage and when such rendezvous happens, awaken the divine feeling of union with that "which is not", the supreme energy, the god or "SHIV". Kailash which is said to be the abode of Shiva does not ask for your visit merely but an enquiry, a finding, a deep observation and undivided attention. The curiosity of finding the essence of "SHIV" in every spec of journey is that which we consider a true pilgrimage