And a poem here:
Kailash…13/8/2020 (12:50PM)
A buzzing sound kept wailing in my ear
I couldn’t block it, I couldn’t ignore it
I went towards that direction
A direction that leads me to an unknown.
A madly desire kept flaming in my heart
I couldn’t put it off, I couldn’t suppress it
I went towards that direction
A direction that shows me who I’m not.
As I walked towards You,
With merciless, You stroke me with a lightning bolt
My ear was trumpeted, my heart was cramped with pain
Pain with my ignorance
Pain with my ego
I cried out Who am I, Who Am I?
With merciless, You went back in silence
But the pain was so intensified that make my seeking exploded!
The scream of Not Knowing piercing in thin air
My question is never been answered by You.
I continue to walk…
I continue to seek within…
To the direction that no longer the same as before
To the direction that leads me to realize Who am I!
Two years after; the same day i.e 31st August get to read:
Wondering what has the world come to? This pic brings back great memories of a beautiful journey towards bliss and peace and this place to be used as missile site. What a contrast! An aggressive provocation by the Chinese or whatsoever.
The article say:
The placing of the missile at the sacred site, which is also the origin of four transnational rivers -- Indus, Brahmaputra, Sutlej and Karnali, a major tributary of the Ganges, menaces India, which has refused to back down against Chinese aggression on the Line of Actual Control (LAC)
Despite being a relatively modest peak at 6,638 meters (21,778 feet), Mount Kailash remains unclimbed. Both out of respect for its sacredness and due to numerous reported difficulties and inexplicable events experienced by climbers, no successful summit attempts have been recorded.
It is widely believed that any attempt to climb the mountain would be met with supernatural resistance. 💯
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