AROUND THE WORLD: Mysterious centre of the world

Nothing to be surprised by? Consider life lacks jollies? You feel like becoming a pathfinder or it’s just that you are eager to try your fortune? So you must try this, I mean Tibet, Kailas mountain to be more precise, where the foot of man has never trod, from where you can see the Universe at night and face miracles in daylight. You will find out about mysterious Kailas message for the fresheners beneath.

ON YOUR WAY

The routes are quite simple: there are 6666 km from the North Pole to the destination, the distance from the well-known Stonehenge being again 6666 km. Provided you happen to find yourself on the South Pole you will be bound to carry out 6666km+6666 km path-length journey. Well, it’s most likely a mere coincidence though. After you’ve been to Kailas (assuming you have managed to survive) you can easily get to Easter Island with its stone idols, Egyptian and Maya pyramids. Just go straight and do not turn anywhere. All the mentioned above place are located in one line.

Note: Think carefully before you decide on taking a plane to get to Kailas. Aerotechnics tends to receive problems with the navigation systems’ proper operation when flying over the place!

BY A STEAMBOAT

When you start seeing Tibet ask the first stranger you meet how you can get to Shiva’s residence. You can be sure to get one in your eye. As a matter of fact the aborigines just can’t stand encroachment on their sacred places. You should know that Kailas mountain is worshipped by four religions: Hindus, Buddhists, Jainists and Bon adepts. You’d better search for the oldest mountain in a pyramid shape with your sound eye, the planes of the pyramid being strictly directed to the four corners of the world.

Visually: about 20 thousand years

Marks: has a cap of snow

Distinctive marks: there’s a vertical scar in the southern part of the face, which is crossed by a horizontal one somewhere in the middle. At dawn this cleft together with the cliffs shadows make a huge image of a celiac swastika sign. According to Bon tradition Kailas is called “A nine-storey mountain of swastika”.

Note: People really have an experience of their lifetime when they try to get to Kailas. In 2000 a Spanish party paid a vast sum of money to get the permit to get to the top of the mountain. They were already looking forward to their ascent when they were stopped by thousands of pilgrims, blocking their way.