If I may say that there is such a place on this earth. There is a mountain which is the main mountain of Hindus where people never die and there are still some people of our Hindu who lived for thousands of years.We are referring to the Shangri La Valley. It is on the border of Tibet and Arunachal. Many well-known seekers of Tantra Mantra have mentioned this in their books. The most prominent of which are Padma Vibhushan and Sahitya Akademi awarded and Dr. Gopinath Kaviraj, the principal of Government Sanskrit College. He has mentioned this place in his book. Tibetan seekers have also been saying about it. Like that Bermuda Triangle, this valley is considered to be the most mysterious place in the world. It is said that there is an effect of land-inferiority. It is also said that this valley is directly related to other people. Yutsung told the Tantra scholar Arun Sharma of Varanasi that on one side there were monasteries, ashrams and temples of various figures and on the other the deserted valley of Sangrila spread far and wide. Three sadhna centers are famous here. First- Gyanganj Math, second- Siddha Vigyan Ashram and third- Yoga Siddhashram. Shangri La Valley is also known as Siddhashram. The description of Siddhashram is also in Mahabharata, Valmiki Ramayana and Vedas. Siddhashram is also mentioned in his book Lost Horizon by the English author James Hilton.
According to the experience of a yogi, when he entered the Sangrila valley, there was neither the light of the sun nor the redness of the moon. There, there is an opal light spread in the atmosphere which no one knows about. When I entered there with a Lama (Tibetan monk), I felt a divine light there and suddenly dozens of young girls appeared.
His age had come to an end. Everyone's faces were gleaming with extraordinary brilliance and there was a strange calmness, there "the girls' expressions looked like they were waiting for someone to come. My guess was not wrong.
After a while, a sharp beam suddenly appeared there. That beam of light was amazing! The beam of light slowly started moving inside the ashram. The girls also started following him. When I asked that lama, he told that this self is the body. Such is the soul body of yogis. These girls are yoga girls.
After many births of sadhana, he has attained this divine state. In yoga this is called Kaivalya state. All of them are also self-possessed body. But due to special occasion they have created the physical body.
The yogic souls available to the self body can create the physical body at any time they wish. This was the experience of the yogi who entered there. It is believed that all divine, high-ranking saints and yogis enter the Sangrila valley after living their age. We become able to enter Siddhashram / Sangrila Valley after doing Agni Tratak. In Hindu mythology, Lord Shankar is described as a yogi and ascetic. His abode has been told to Kailash Mansarovar on the Himalayas. This place is considered the most sacred in Hinduism and is one of the important pilgrimage places for Hindus. This wonderful place is full of mysteries. In Hindu mythology, the glory of this place has been praised in the form of separate chapters in Shiva Purana, Skanda Purana, Matsya Purana. Many types of mysteries are associated with Kailash Parvat, which is considered to be the personal abode of Lord Shiva. On which even today many big scientists are engaged in doing research. So let's know about some secrets related to Mount Kailash. The height of Mount Kailash is more than 6600 meters, which is about 2200 meters less than Mount Everest, the highest mountain in the world. Even after this, more than 7 thousand times have been climbed on Mount Everest, but still no person has been able to climb Mount Kailash. It is invincible even today. There are two lakes on the peaks of Mount Kailash, first Mansarovar Lake which is the largest lake of pure water situated at the highest altitude of the world. Its size is similar to the Sun and the second Rakshasa Lake, which is the largest salt water lake located at the highest altitude of the world, and its size is similar to the moon. Scientists are still doing research about how these two lakes were formed here. For this reason, Mount Kailash is called amazing and mysterious.
According to scientists, this is such a focal point which is called Axis Mundi in the language of science. It means the navel or celestial pole of the world and the center of the geographic pole.
4. It is said that people going near Mount Kailash or Lake Mansarovar constantly hear a sound as if an airplane is flying nearby. But in listening carefully, this sound is heard like Damru or Om. Scientists say that it may be that this sound is of melting ice.The people of the Himalayas say that yeti human lives on the Himalayas. Some call it brown bear, some wild man and some snow man. There is a popular belief that it kills and eats people. Some scientists consider it to be a Neanderthal human. More than 30 scientists around the world have claimed that snow humans are present in the snowy areas of the Himalayas.Only virtuous souls can stay here. When Russian scientists, who have studied Mount Kailash and its surrounding environment, met religious leaders in Tibet's temples, they told that there is a supernatural power flowing around Mount Kailash in which ascetics still make telepathic contact with spiritual masters. Huh. The world's rarest antelope is the musk deer. This deer is found only in North Pakistan, North India, China, Tibet, Siberia, Mongolia. The musk of this antelope is very fragrant and with medicinal properties, which is in the form of a substance in the gland of the back of its body. Musk from the deer is one of the most expensive animal products in the world.If you go to Mount Kailash or the area of Lake Mansarovar, you will hear a continuous sound, as if an airplane is flying somewhere nearby. But on listening carefully, this sound is like the sound of 'Damru' or 'Om'. Scientists say that it may be that this sound is of melting ice. It may also happen that there is such an interaction between light and sound that the sounds of 'Om' are heard from here.
Where our story ends Om Namah Shivay...