The mystery of Mount Kailash

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Interesting video below. Mount Kailash, is considered a peak shrouded in mystery and reverence, standing as a beacon of spiritual significance and intrigue. Here are 10 weird but true facts about this enigmatic mountain that highlight its unique status in the world. If anyone has visited it, please share your experiences to help validate some of what is said on the video...

1. The Unclimbed Summit
Despite its relatively moderate height of 6,638 metres (21,778 feet), Mount Kailash remains unclimbed. This isn't due to a lack of skill or attempts; it’s because the mountain is considered sacred. Climbing it is strictly forbidden, respected by climbers who honour its spiritual sanctity​

2. Sacred to Multiple Religions
Mount Kailash holds a unique position in the religious landscape, being revered in four major religions: Hinduism, Buddhism, Jainism, and Bon. For Hindus, it is the abode of Lord Shiva. Buddhists see it as the home of Buddha Demchok. Jains believe Rishabhadeva attained liberation here, and Bon followers regard it as a spiritual centre​

3. Mystical Shape
The mountain's unusual pyramid-like shape with its four distinct faces has led to various theories. Some believe it to be a man-made pyramid, an ancient marvel, and the axis of the world, connecting heaven and earth​

4. Rapid Aging Myth
Local lore holds that spending 24 hours at Mount Kailash could age a person by two weeks due to its potent mystical energies. While unproven, this belief underscores the mountain's perceived supernatural power​

5. The Axis Mundi
Many ancient traditions describe Mount Kailash as the "Axis Mundi" or the centre of the world. This concept holds that the mountain is a cosmic axis, connecting different realms of existence​

6. Manasarovar and Rakshastal Lakes
Near Mount Kailash lie two significant lakes: Lake Manasarovar and Lake Rakshastal. Lake Manasarovar, the highest freshwater lake in the world, is revered in Hinduism and Buddhism. In contrast, Lake Rakshastal, a saltwater lake with no aquatic life, symbolises the duality and balance of nature​

7. Kora Pilgrimage
Pilgrims undertake a circumambulation, or Kora, around Mount Kailash, covering a distance of 52 kilometres (32 miles). This trek, typically taking about three days, is believed to bring spiritual merit and purification, a journey of deep personal significance for many​.

8. Magnetic Anomalies
Travellers have reported experiencing unusual magnetic anomalies around Mount Kailash. These anomalies cause compasses to behave erratically, adding another layer of mystery to this sacred mountain​.

9. Symbol of Eternal Power
Mount Kailash is seen as a symbol of eternal power and energy. Its spiritual significance is so profound that merely looking at it is said to cleanse one's sins, offering a deep connection to the divine​.

10. Connection to Ancient Pyramids
Some theories suggest that Mount Kailash could be connected to the pyramids in Egypt through a network of underground tunnels or alignments. This highlights a potential global grid of sacred sites, weaving a tapestry of ancient civilisations' mysteries​.

Mount Kailash stands as both a geographical marvel and a profound spiritual symbol. It does appear to have a unique status, drawing both pilgrims and adventurers to its enigmatic allure. Whether you see it as a holy site or a natural wonder, Mount Kailash continues to inspire awe and reverence around the world.

anyone know more or visited it?

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[Le Chat]

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Quintessence
High on Mount Kailash

One of my favourite groups, this track from 1969....

[Inversion]

Houska Castle (https://allthatsinteresting.com/houska-castle) in the Czech Republic has a similar story. Prisoners who were lowered into the bottom pit aged rapidly. After the Nazis invaded Czechoslovakia in 1939, they went to the castle. It makes you think that part of the motivation for WWII was to investigate locations they weren't able to get to. In 2016 the Czech national library unearthed 13,000 occult books in a Nazi vault that Heinrich Himmler (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Heinrich_Himmler) collected.

09/07/22 (8:10)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ar8yd52AyiM

[Jaak]

Ernst Muldashev made several expeditions to Kailash and wrote several books about it . Full of pictures and drawings and stories from Tibetans . Sadly i have read only one of them . His books are hard to find and im not sure if any of them are translated to english.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ernst_Muldashev

Muldashev is an Honored Doctor of the Russian Federation, Doctor of Medical Sciences, Professor. Member of the Board of the Society of Ophthalmologists of Russia. Surgeon of the highest category, honorary consultant at the University of Louisville (USA), a member of the American Academy of Ophthalmology, a certified ophthalmologist in Mexico, a member of the International Academy of Sciences.[1] According to him, he has published more than 400 scientific works, conducts 600-800 eye operations annually.
He claims to be first person to do succesful eye transplant!

Muldashev is the author of books on mysticism, presenting pseudo-scientific theories relating to the origin of humanity. He has also presented many other theories in his book "Where do we come from" about the importance of the facial features around the eye.

The gene pool of mankind, according to Muldashev, is a hypothetical formation, which is a collection of somati caves located mainly in the Himalayas, in which people of previous civilizations are in a "preserved" state (somati or samadhi).

To finally unravel the secrets of this mystical country of Shambhala, an expedition of Russian scientists and climbers went to Tibet. The participants of the expedition RATT (Russian Adventure Travel Team), organized by the Russian Geographical Society with the support of Komsomolskaya Pravda, examined the area of Mount Kailash, under which an underground country is supposedly located. Scientists went up to the almost inaccessible “door to Shambhala”, examined the “stone laser”, and visited the mysterious “Death Valley”.

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I managed to find one book from him in english . I havent read this one but will look into it later . https://kupdf.net/download/where-do-we-come-from-ernst-muldashev_5af35d79e2b6f5130a2e44e0_pdf

[Inversion]

Houska Castle (https://allthatsinteresting.com/houska-castle) in the Czech Republic has a similar story. Prisoners who were lowered into the bottom pit aged rapidly. After the Nazis invaded Czechoslovakia in 1939, they went to the castle. It makes you think that part of the motivation for WWII was to investigate locations they weren't able to get to. In 2016 the Czech national library unearthed 13,000 occult books in a Nazi vault that Heinrich Himmler (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Heinrich_Himmler) collected.

09/07/22 (8:10)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ar8yd52AyiM

Here's an installment of The Why Files talking about Houska Castle in the Czech Republic. At 19:07 AJ said Satan is on page 577 (a three-digit prime) of the Codex Gigas (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Codex_Gigas) which is Giant Book in English.

The Why Files (https://projectavalon.net/forum4/showthread.php?121830-The-Why-Files) thread

11/02/25 (31:30)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tgXZ6bVuuN8

Sweden's National Library protects the Codex Gigas—165 pounds of vellum featuring the complete Bible and a terrifying portrait of Satan. Scholars estimate the work should've taken thirty years. Herman the Recluse finished it in one.

The traditional story involves a desperate bargain with darkness. The real story connects this manuscript to a limestone crack in Bohemia where creatures emerged nightly, a duke who sent prisoners into the depths, and a fortress built to seal Hell's gateway.

When the Nazis occupied the site in 1940, they brought excavation equipment and Himmler's personal occult division. What they found made them destroy everything and flee.

[Irminsül]

Very interesting — I wasn’t aware of that.

I would also add that Mount Kailash is not the only mountain on Earth that carries an aura of mystery — several peaks around the world have similar traditions, anomalies, and legends attached to them.

• Mount Uritorco (Argentina)
In Capilla del Monte, Córdoba — Uritorco is famous for UFO sightings, plasma-light phenomena over the ridge, strange magnetic readings, and stories of an intraterrestrial city called Erks. Many locals consider it the most active contact hotspot in South America.

• Montserrat (Spain)
The mountains of Montserrat, near Barcelona, have strong Grail legends, Marian apparitions, and groups who claim sky manifestations during “vigil nights.” There are also unusual geomagnetic readings reported in certain sectors of the massif.

• Mount Shasta (California)
Shasta is central in North American esoteric lore — associated with Lemurian survivors, subterranean sanctuaries, lenticular “ship-like” clouds, and sudden shifts in mood or consciousness on its slopes. It’s been a magnet for mystics for over a century.

• The Untersberg (Austria / Germany)
This one is personally my favorite.
There are legends that Emperor Frederick Barbarossa sleeps inside the mountain and will awaken at the end of a cycle. There are also stories of fae-like beings, and the old lore of the Rübezahl — a powerful mountain spirit/trickster associated with the Central European highlands. The Untersberg also has missing-time folklore and accounts of people encountering strange entities near caves and fissures.

So yes — Mount Kailash is remarkable — and what is most interesting, in my opinion, is that it has a pyramidal shape... it wouldn’t surprise me at all if it actually were a pyramid made by some long-lost civilization. The world is truly a fascinating place, full of mysteries. I’d love to be able to teleport or have a Pleiadian-type craft so I could instantly visit many places like these haha



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