On the South Face of Kailash there is a manifestation of a miraculous symbolic map, a kind of scheme showing the evolution of man in accordance with the Higher Law. It is like a reminder about the Way that should be followed by man in order to realize the Divine Plan. On the incline on the southern face there is an amazing fracture cutting the South Face in two parts. This fracture starts near the top of the Mountain, gradually extends at the middle part, and then narrows again and disappears at a height of 6,000 m where the inclined face turns into a vertical wall. This fracture exposes twelv...

For the most part, people who visit Kailash change. In what way do they change? People begin to realize who they really are. World view, world outlook, and perception of the environment, as well as the system of values – they all change​​. And the picture of the world as a whole changes too. Vibrations of Kailash have an effect on our brain, extending the range of received electromagnetic frequencies, and activating latent structures of the brain through which we can perceive the new reality. We are all able to get all the knowledge by ourselves going inside our nature. On this way we ha...

Spiritual contemplation of Kailash, the holy mountain, can awake another, more profound way of perceiving the reality, and makes feel the Divine in the place where we live - the feeling that we need to support in order to live in harmony with the environment and with each other. Looking at the sacred mountain and thinking about the world around it we discover inside ourselves something that allows us to live a more profound and more significant life. The powerful image of Holy Kailash can break old concepts and awaken a new awareness towards the people and things around you. The world which...

First of all, let us clarify the concept of the mandala. A classical mandala in Buddhism is a symbolic representation of the Universe as a pure land of the Buddhas. In the center of the Mandala there is the sacred Mount Meru - the abode of the Creator, called Adi-Buddha - and the sides of the Mandala represent all the worlds of Buddhist cosmology. This mystical figure of the Worlds is a circle inscribed in a square, which, in turn, is inscribed in a circle. The outer circle represents the Universe, the inner circle is the world of gods, Bodhisattvas, and Buddhas. Sometimes the images of...