Another achievement in the name of Patanjali Yogpeeth, climbing two unnamed and unclimbed peaks

   Since ancient time, our sages have been searching for Anand or bliss in the Himalayas. Similarly, we also set out on a journey to the Himalayas from Haridwar to climb those unclimbed peaks which are yet to be identified, in search of those mountain ranges where there are different types of vegetation which along with natural beauty, provide divine blessings that provide excellence to human life. Exists with energy.

This journey included the climbing of skyscrapers in which we kept moving ahead facing hundreds of difficulties in reaching the inaccessible areas of the Himalayas. The objective of this journey is to climb the unnamed mountain ranges as well as to discover new herbs and plants so that the identification of these unnamed flora of the Himalayas can be ensured.
Under the guidance of revered Swamiji, the scientists of Patanjali identified 17 such plants which were till now unnamed, which were not included in Ayurveda and which did not even find a place in the flora.

Brahmakamal is a boon for humanity

Himalayas have stored various types of gems in their womb and one of those gems is Brahmakamal. At the initial stage of the journey we saw Brahmakamal. This flower is found in abundance at an altitude of about 3000 to 5000 meters in Uttarakhand. The description of this flower is also found in the Vedas. It is used in fever, cold, wound healing, bone healing and digestive diseases.

Ritual of Yagya at a height of 12,468 feet 

Yagya is a scientific ritual of purification in the Indian tradition. This is the path from self-purification to environmental purification. We performed the Yagya ritual at a height of about 12,468 feet in the Himalayas with the wish for the welfare of the world.

Uttarakhand is the land of god

Uttarakhand is not called Devbhoomi for nothing. During the journey we reached the stop where the height of the snow peaks would be approximately 17,500 feet. The view here was absolutely amazing, charming and unique. This was a scene whose mere imagination leaves a person mesmerized. Seeing this beautiful scene awakens the child's excitement. Looking at the mountain ranges of the Himalayas, it seems as if the divine souls are standing here doing meditation and penance.

Om and Nandi were seen on the snow peaks

When someone gets the darshan of Nandi along with the darshan of Om Kailash, he will suddenly say, impossible! Wonderful ! Unimaginable! Some similar feelings suddenly arose in our minds too when the joint team of Patanjali Yogpeeth and Nehru Mountaineering Institute reached the snow peak situated between Shrikanth Mountain and Harsil Horn Peak-2 to climb the unnamed, unclimbed peak.
When we reached there, we kept staring at this amazing display of nature. There we could see Om in person, along with the shape of Om peak, we could also see Kailash in person, due to which our eagerness and energy to climb the unnamed, unclimbed snow peak was filled manifold with enthusiasm. Not only this, there was no limit to our surprise when the snow peak in the shape of Nandi also appeared in front of us, whose height was about 16,500 feet.

Naming of unnamed, unclimbed peaks

Nehru Institute of Mountaineering (NIMS) Principal Colonel Bhadauria and Patanjali's team decided that two different teams would will climb Mount Kailash and Nandi Mountain. The Patanjali family is proud that Patanjali not only successfully climbed two unnamed, unclimbed peaks, but by the grace of God, he also got the privilege of seeing Kailash and Nandi together in person in the divine Himalayas. Therefore we named those unnamed unclimbed peaks as Kailash Peak and Nandi Peak.

Awakening of spiritual consciousness

This journey to the Himalayas will prove to be a milestone in making the Devbhoomi and Dev culture of our Uttarakhand global and will pave a new path for the awakening of the spiritual consciousness of the people.

The mountaineering team mainly included Dr. Rajesh Mishra, Dr. Bhaskar Joshi, Suraj and Lokesh Panwar. On behalf of Nehru Institute of Mountaineering (NIMS), Colonel Bhadauria, Saurav Rautela, Girish Rankoti, Ravindra Singh, Govind Ram, Anup Panwar etc. were present.