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How Himalayas have changed Lives?

Sunil Venkatesh

Mountain ranges of the Himalayas are more than just an abode of snow.

Himalayas as a steady test that assists them with finding their inward strength, for those on a journey for excellence, the mountain ranges offers the most virgin, perfect and dazzling landscapes ever known to man.

"For those who wish to follow their spiritual pursuits are welcome to come to this mystical land"

Why Himalayas?

The Himalayas have long been considered a place of spiritual significance and a source of inspiration for spiritual seekers. The beauty and majesty of the mountain ranges have inspired feelings of awe and reverence in people for centuries. Many people believe that the Himalayas have a special energy that is conducive to spiritual growth and self-discovery. It is not uncommon for people to travel to the Himalayas in search of enlightenment or to embark on a spiritual journey. The serene and peaceful atmosphere, combined with the stunning natural beauty, make the Himalayas an ideal place for spiritual contemplation and growth. Whether through meditation, yoga, or other spiritual practices, the Himalayas offer a unique opportunity for spiritual exploration and self-discovery.

The ancient mountain is viewed as a habitation of the Divine beings and the otherworldly focal point of the world. Many sanctuaries and places of worship dab the Himalayan lower regions even as the fog covered snow-covered tops have brought forth numerous legendary stories and legends that structure the foundation of Indian culture and religions. As a matter of fact, an excursion to the Himalayas is viewed as a definitive journey in South-East Asia.

Intense spiritual experience

The Himalayas are known as Giriraj or the "King of Mountains" in Hindu mythology and are considered a deity in and of themselves. The mountain range is also personified as the God Himavat, the "God of Snow", who is believed to be the father of Ganga and Saraswati, two of the most sacred rivers in Hinduism, as well as Parvati, who is known for her marriage to the god Shiva. The Himalayas are revered in Hinduism for their majesty and beauty, and they are often depicted as a powerful and awe-inspiring force in Hindu mythology. Many Hindus believe that the Himalayas are a source of spiritual energy and that they hold the power to connect people with the divine. The mountain range is considered a holy place, and it is not uncommon for Hindus to make pilgrimages to the Himalayas in search of spiritual enlightenment and to pay their respects to the gods and goddesses who are believed to reside there.

The Himalayas have always been the source of immense peace, tranquility and enlightenment for countless sages, yogis and spiritual gurus including Adi Sankaracharya, Guru Gobind Singh, Vivekananda and many others. Sadhguru always felt a deep affinity for these sacred mountains as well.