Kailash Quotes

“That the goddess comes to town with her children, leaving her reluctant-householder husband behind on Mount Kailash, makes Pujo a singular celebration of family values and domesticity, unlike the Kill Bill independence of Kali.”
― Indrajit Hazra, Grand Delusions: A Short Biography Of Kolkata

“People go to Kailash (At Manas Sarobar, China) hills. That is a very inaccessible place. Maximum people salute from a distant place. Kailash is nearly 15,600 feet high. Very rarely a few people can reach there and hear a sound. They think it is the sound of the hills or the god Mahadeva. But not at all. This sound is heard from inside the body if anybody goes to that altitude. When they return the sound vanishes. It is tough to understand this phenomenon.”
― Jibankrishna or Diamond