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There are such places in India that are hard to believe exist until you visit them.So, I am from bhaderwah. location: J&K.Here, a place in bhaderwah that are hard to believe until you visit there, and that place is “Kailash Kund” it is reall guys The Holyy Kailash kund.So, recently in preveious month i and my friends make a plan to go out there at the top.Image Source : phone gallerySo i’ll tell you in breif about the holly “Kailash kund”.Kailash yatra in Bhaderwah starts every year from Gatha to Kailash Kund. Every year this yatra starts in the month of August and someyear it comes in the month of september.Shri Vasuki Nag , reached Kailash kund at the time when Garoodh Ji had challanged him to fight , as Garood Ji wanted to kill Shri Vasuki Nag Ji. Instead of fighting With Garoodh ji, Shri Vasuki Nag Ji ran away to avoid the fight to keep Garoodh's promise which he had made to his mother Vaneeta. Both Vasuki Nag ji and Garood ji were the sons of great Saint Maharishi Kashyp.Route Of YatraThis Yatra Starts form one of the oldest temple of Shri Vasuki Nag Ji (at village Gatha). It starts in the morning with beating of Drums, blowing of flutes amidst the shouting of religious slogans by the people like "JAI BOLO NAGE BASKE KI JAI... JAI BOLO NAGE BASKE KI JAI... JO BOLE GA JAI KARA HOYE GA SATKARA BOL SACHE DARBAR KI JAI."Lord Vasuki Nag g🙏Source: phone galleryAt about 2 kms away from Gatha, yatries wait for a short period for the mace of NAGAR TEMPLE (Which is durbar of the Maharaja Vasuki Nag ji). Then yatra proceed further towards Village SUNGLI having spring of cold water called Kali Nag and belived to be the base of Mountain. After a short rest and some tea at Sungli Yatries Start climbing mountain towards Kailash (known as KABLAS by locals).In the middle of mountain a plain path which yatries cover to reach HANYIEN. Here Yatra take rest at night on first day of yatra. Hanyien is just above the Nalthi Village. It is Charming small plain spot which was having a temple in past. At about Noon yatra reaches at "Jiggar Gudh" a small stream in the forest at the base of an other mountain "Gow Paeda" (a straight rocky strip) named as such because Shri Vasuki Nag ji had climbed this strip after becoming cow. (Called Gow in Bhaderwah).Image Source: phone galleryAfter finishing the heights of Gow Paeda yatra passes in a groups throught wild flowers growing over a slope called "Ram Tund" which yatries climb to reach the peak of this hill. There is a green valley over the peak of this hill top, having some Gujjar Huts. Some yatries pith their tents in this valley. Some proceed ahead along with the holy "mace" (Known as Chadi or Nishani).After this yatra reaches the "Gan Thuck" a very beautiful spot with the scenic beauty of "Seojdhar" and adjoining areas. This is the Spot where where Shri Vasuki Nag ji has changed his form to a honeybee called "Gan" in Bhaderwahi Dialect. Yatra takes rest here for some time takes tea etc. There are no trees onwards, only green grass and shrubs.Image Source: phone galleryAfter "Gan Thuck" yatra reaches near slope of green grasses, frome where one can see the whole Bhaderwah Valley and Mountain tops of Padder hills (Called as Dharmi and Papi hills by people). On the way yatra comes across two big stones and a small stone each attached to them as perthe story the were two "Dev Kanyas" (Daughters of Gods) who had come to collect flowers and herbs, but they made fun of Shri Vasuki Nag Ji when he was running deadly tired. Shri Vasuki Nag Ji got annoyed and cursed them to become stones and they are still in the form of stones which were named as "Shagereene" (Herb collectors).Raja Jeemuth Vahan met Shri Vasuki Nag Ji and promised him save him till his soul is there is his body. Shri Vasuki Nag Ji reached Shankh Padhar and threw his Shunkh to get water out of the land for quenching his thrust that is why the spot is named as Shankh Padhar.Image Source: phone gallerySoon after quenching his thrust, shri Vasuki Nag Ji went to Kailash Kund, near kund he became hungry and took green grass which became sweet and it is taken as parshad by yatries at present. Then after reaches at Kund Shri Vasuki Nag Ji prayed Lord Shiva who was residing there at Kund with his family. Lord Shiva became happy by the prayers of Shri Vasuki Nag Ji and assured Safety of Nag Ji and Left to Mani Mahesh as mentioned in 9th part of "Vasuki Puran".Image Source: phone galleryFinally the holly “Kailash kund”Image Sources: phone galleryYatries take bath in the cold water of lake. they worship[ the lake, Lord Shiva and Shri Vasuki Nag Ji. Yatra takes about 2 to 3 days.Overall this is an epic adventure. I’m so lucky to go there and complete this whole yatra.It was an life changing experience that is worth remembering.So hope you also like this.Jai vasuki nag🙏🙏Image source: phone galleryCheers!

“How can we think of building our future,if we fail to preserve a living legacy of our past”Jonathan Gabinah in his book: “The Conspirator for the future”Although in principle the Basque language may seem to have no native word to refer to the European landmass, I have found that there are some regions where there are enough toponyms relating to rivers, mountains and cities whose meaning is understood through the Basque language. Naturally, this happens where the pre-Indo-European substratum has been preserved thanks to toponymy.Thus we find ourselves, with Basque names in the toponymy of Italy, Sicily, Corsica and Sardinia as it includes such as those collected by the Valencian researcher, Bernat Mira Torvo:Italy:Alzate, Orba, Ostia, Mondragone, Ururi, Gonzaga, Illasi, Arbia, Candia, Arda, Erro Orzinuovi, Andora, Arona, Orsara, Tiber, Tevere, Mirandola, Antica, Ascoli, Mira, Amoros, Alberona, Ancona, Arce, Aso, Tenna, Arone, Sauri, Verona, Airola, Orcia, Arrone, Arezzo, Cortona, Isola, Asati, Aniata, Induno, Ario, Gaiole, Arca, Goito, Garda, Ortona, Turin, etc.Sardinia:Gallura, Sa Serra, Armungia, Aritzo, Serri, Carbonia, Mores, Ardara, Bono, Anela, Luras, Olbia, La Caleta, Ales, Ballao, Chia, Gesturi, Sanluri, Tertenia, Bosa, Oliena, La Caletta, Orbai, Arresi, Is Molas, Arzachena, etc.In Scotland and England it is not only collected in its place names, but also in surnames:Scotland :Aldie Castle, Aros Castle, Duart Castle, Carrick Castle, Mote of Urr, Ascog, Ardgay, Sgur-Mor, Ayr, Arrochair, Turnberry, Corrie, Errogie, Altnaharra, Urquhart, Cove, Aird, Port Askaig, Arinagour, Aberdeen, Arrusdale, Orchy, Ardlusa, Ardlui, Aberdeldie, Balmoral, Arisaig, Morar, Achoracle, Arran, Islay, Barra, Oronsay, Collonsay, Harris, Bolivanick, Menzies, Barrhil, Invergarry, Inveraray, Flodigarry, Loch, Invernes, Morangie, Arkaig, Bellochantuy, Annan, Tornes, Armadale, Arduaine, Iona,England and Wales:Erro = mill, Berri = new, Ure = water, Orms-road = road wall, Andi = big, Gandy = hilly, Moss = high cold, Lang = bar / barrier, Orm-stone = stone wall, Orms -kirk = wall of the church, Kirk is church in Scots. Harrigan = rock of the mountain, Gore = the tall, Or-an = big top, In-do-e = the tall hill, Iz-zat = on the broad rock, Or-ton = top of the hill, Mor-ton = high summit, London, pronouncing Land-on = good field, or next to the field. Gorri-an = great height or red hill, Urie = the town, Maitland de Ma-ait-land, = low ground of rocks, MA and BA, are interchangeable and equivalent in toponymy sometimes. Sagar = houses of the high, in the Basque colloquial sagar is related to the "apples". Hur-d = high water, Mai variant of Bai = river, Co-ba-in, it seems variant of Cobai-in = mount of the high of the river. Etch-ells = narrow house. Orr = above or high, Man-us = water from the mountain or hill. Gary = high, Ara = the rock // or plain. S-tor = high rock, Joi variant of Goi = high, Cale and Kale = the tall or the mountain, they can also be a variant of "street" and "road", since Carr is a road in Iberian and Carrer is a street, in Valencian. Chappel = chapel, Gare = the tall one, Ottey, pronounced Ot-ti = big tall, Bur-ell = narrow top, Arran = big rock, Coi = tall, Coll = tall. Call = to call, but it is pronounced coll as well as high, perhaps due to the fact that in ancient times, people climbed the mountains to call themselves. O-ban = high mountain, high-land = high ground, this British high is from the same root as the Basque word Ida = rise, and the high is going up. Coe = high, More = high, equivalent to the Iberian word Mora = high, in English colloquial more also means "more" and "purple". Tyr-i-e = the deep river, Tyrr-ell = narrow river, Os-ton = cold summit, Gorland = high ground, Aitk-en = hill of rocks, Tarber-t = deep river of the top of rocks. Ar-cher = river of rocks. Man-ches-ter = houses of the river del cerro. Gar-land = lands of the high, Can-ter-bury = peaks of the mountain of the river. Bury in colloquial English is "bury". Cox of co-ox = high cold. E-bo = soft high. Ulls-water, is a redundancy, because Ulls is variant of Urr = water or river. The same case we have in Ulls-Broks = stream waters, Brooks = stream, in English. Duart Castle = castle on the island, Carr-ick Castle = castle on the top of the road, Ar-os Castle = castle of the cold rock, Bolivanick, variant of bol-iva-an-ick, of bowl, = mill, vat, variant of ibar = river, an = large or high, yick = envelope, with the meaning of "above the height of the river mill", etc.In conclusion, as the glacial ice retreated to the area they currently occupy (around 10,000 years ago), the Europeans of the Basque-Aquitanian refuge gradually colonized the European continent and the Mediterranean countries. According to archaeogenetic research, they spread to the north (to Russia and Scandinavia), and to the south (north of Africa to Tunisia).It is evident that those first settlers had already developed oral language to communicate for millennia, in complementarity with the extraordinary symbolic language of the Basque-Aquitano-Cantabrian paleolithic art. Is it possible that remains of that indigenous language some vestiges in the toponymy of Western Europe? The well-known linguist of the Ludwig-Maximilian University in Munich, Theo Venneman, so he believes and defends.Venneman argues that all this does not mean that there was only one language in all of Europe, but several dialectal forms related to each other (language family), of which the Basque language would be the only survivor. This fact is evident today in the Basque Country where the linguistic differences between its different regions are very remarkable.For example, and according to the studies of Venneman presented in the journal Scientific American, the Basque words ibai (river) and the word ibar (fertile plain) are found in the names of rivers throughout Europe. In Serbia and Montenegro we find the Iban river. In Hessen the Ibra river. More to the south of Germany two rivers named Ebrach and different Eberbache rivers. At the foot of the hills of the Alps is the Ebersberg river. Or in Austria the river and the city of Ybbs. In France we find Ivergny, Iverny, Yvré-l'évéque, Ebreon, Evrune, Eversheim, Yvry-en-montagne and in Baskonia Ibarra , Ibarrola, Ibarrekolanda, Ibardin, Aranibar ... Without forgetting the river Ebro that comes from the pre-Roman Iber and that gave name to a whole town, the Iberians, and the Iberian Peninsula.In Basque language ur means water: Urola, Urura (Basque Country); Urofia, Huriel (France); Ourte (Belgium); Urwis (Poland); Ura (Russia); Urach, Urbach (Germany); Urula (Norway).Taking as root the Basque word aran (valley) Theo Venneman also finds abundant place names in Europe that give name to different valleys: Arundel (England), Arendal in Norway and Sweden. In Germany Arnach, Arnsberg, Arnstern, Aresburg and Ahrensburg. Also Ohrenbach that formerly was called Aranbach , besides the high of the rock of the black Palatino, formerly called Arnstein. Without forgetting the Valley of Aran in the province of Lleida, Catalonia.Finally, the Basque root Iz (which, among other meanings like sea, means “sea near the coast”, “river mouth” or “navigable river”) would be at the base of some 200 European rivers between Scald river = Iz k-alde river, “near sea” river, in Belgium, and others river in Norway, Italy and Russia.In conclusion, it is absurd and wrong to continue considering the Basque language as if it were a language isolated, a language that does not have linguistic connections with the rest of the European languages. The answer is obvious.The other languages came from Asia or Africa, thousands of years later. The Basque language is the primitive language of Europe that was developed during the glaciations and extended, from the center of the Bay of Biscay, at the end of the last glaciation, to the entire European continent. That is the reason that explains the abundant existence of Basque linguistic roots in all the toponymy of Europe.Consequently, we need to protect its existence because it is a true treasure recognizing it as a Heritage of Humanity that explains, through its linguistic legacy, the protohistory of Europe and, therefore, of the entire world.

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