KEDARNATH - Where magical things happen? | Reaction

[@shubhamjatav6637]

I just visited kedarnath few months back almost after a decade, I was stunned to see that development now. The story of the stone that saved temple is just amazing. Just imagine a flood that killed thousands of people,water crushed every building that came on its way down but didn't do any harm to a thousand year old temple.

[@rohitnair5622]

I been there last month, with the blessings of Shivji I got his darshan on 15 October. Can’t really express my feelings and experience in words. Jai shree Kedarnath ji 🙏🏼

[@zuzanareacts]

so cool

[@gogisettykarthik579]

Everyones dream in INDIA to visit kedarnath atleast once ❤. Great video 🙏🙂

[@Cats_Lol_108]

Not everyone stupid 🌚

[@abhikulkarni7089]

​Mulla spotted 😂​@@Cats_Lol_108

[@abhikulkarni7089]

​​@@Cats_Lol_108Muslim spotted in behind hindu i😂d

[@dambarudharkhilla7299]

Nobody can express the experience if they visited... because it is something one can experience when he/she visit this Devine place physically....❤❤

[@mrawat1496]

I am just back from the arduous trek to Kedarnath. Once you reach the temple it’s beauty, the backdrop of the snow capped peaks is just mesmerising.

[@zuzanareacts]

Amazing! how difficult is the hike?

[@mrawat1496]

@@zuzanareacts The trek is a total of 27 Km uphill all the way. While it is a moderate to difficult trek the surrounding beautiful mountains, rivulets, waterfalls are captivating and help to keep your spirits high. There are other easier means to get to the top viz. Helicopter and mule rides as well.

[@subhasha4844]

hike is on little hard i had been this year it took 13hrs because it was raining and we had heavy backpacks . it will normaly take min 10 to 12 hrs but totaly worth it @@zuzanareacts

[@patilshivaji3090]

THE orgin story of kedarnath : i am giving this in very short , basically there were pandavas and kuravas , pandavas ( 5 brothers ) , kauravas (100 brothers ) pandavas and kaurvas fight in a battle place name is kurushetra and the pandavas wins because lord krishna was on there side because they follwed dharma (right path or humanity ) after the war lord krishna suggest pandavas to go to himalayas and find lord Shiva and ask for forgivness reason : ( damage and death caused due to the battle and killing the own family ) , so they start to explore and try to find lord shiva but LORD SHIVA dont want to see them and he took a form of very big cow and hw got into a cow herd so they dont find him but one of the pandavas bhima figurs out the cow is lord shiva and try to stop him from going anyware but lord shiva start to submerge in land but bhima trys to hold the hump of the cow and ask for forgivness he getts pleased and the hump remained on the top and turned into a stone this is lord kedarnath story and the shivlinga in kedarnath is ina shape of cow hump yep

[@zuzanareacts]

thank you so much for sharing!

[@wegarhwali]

i live in Rudraprayag, Kedarnath is about 90 km far from my home. I experience so much connection with god and yet it makes you feel that you are so tiny in the whole universe. It is my hometown and sometimes I think people make this holy site a tourist and couple destination which makes me feel sad.

[@truthfinder8652]

i live right in front of Himalayas. I live in Himachal. Actually according to the Ancient Vedic scriptures, Indian gods did not live somewhere up in the sky, but they all lived in Himalayas. and Before the beginning of Kalyug, All the deities went into a different dimension that exists in the Himalayas (like through a wormhole ), Legends say that Human Civilization was begin to flourish from the Himalayas bcz of the easy to survive geography for Humans, and This is all about the Ice Age time, when planet was covered with snow. As the time passed by, people started moving downwards, to different places and regions.

[@Richie1]

lord shiva still lives in himalyas mount kailash

[@zuzanareacts]

interesting! thank you for sharing! PS: I love where you live ❤

[@atmaramsawant517]

I’ve been to Kedarnath & the experience I had I can’t really explain it here on comments but I felt the presence & since that day I’ve started becoming more spiritual

[@Seriouslyfunny1]

Two huge landslides and flash floods took place there and caused massive destruction around the Kedarnath temple in recent years, but somehow the temple endured and stood intact.

[@zuzanareacts]

wow

[@kushalsharma5423]

Sister If you want to travel this temple you have to come in summer for specific period of 2-3 months(june july August). This is because just like other high Himalayan region the temperature here reach upto -40°c and there's no root to travel there easily because of heavy snow. Btw it's an experience of its own. No matter how much you hear it you still will truly know when you will feel it.

[@zuzanareacts]

wow ok - thank you for the tip!

[@veyev4320]

Nope! July to September is monsoon season, not recommended due to the risk of landslides. Actually, October, April, May and June are the best times to visit.. October has much less crowd visiting there and temperature is tolerable with around -3 to -4 C at night but the days are comfortable@@zuzanareacts

[@johnjefferyferendez5785]

Bharat is full of places of spiritual energy from north to south& from east to west hari om tat sat

[@sanjuraja6976]

Kedarnath is emotional 😢 nature spiritual religion love ❤️ everything 🕉

[@Mathematica1729]

Kedarnath is beautiful.

[@HarishGowda-e8m]

My Dream place to visit in my life time 🙏🙏🙏 , Har Har Mahadave, Bam Bam Bolhe Nath 🙏🙏🙏🫵

[@AshokPatel-yq4uq]

I visited the KedarNath last year before Diwali. It is Heaven on earth. There is peace in there's atmosphere .It is located in the lap of great Himalayas . It is peaceful and powerful place. It was an amazing experience.

[@zuzanareacts]

love it

[@hariharan3284]

I was there on 18th September 2023 trekking uphill 22 kms and on 19th September trekking down hill 22kms. I also went on trekking 34 kms to Madhmaheshwar temple and 10 kms trekking to Tungnath temple 3690 meter altitude. Kedarnath night temperature was sub-zero. I was able to trek total 72 kms and 10 kms on horse back. The majestic densely forested Himalyan mountain range with snow covered peaks , Mighty river Ganga. It was great to be in nature in the entire 34 kms Madhmaheshwar trekking. Far Less crowded. Just 100 people trek in a day. Kedarnath is way too commercial with helicopter sorties, horses and mad rush of pilgrims.

[@zuzanareacts]

this is super awesome!

[@sharmashortvid2593]

Jai kedarnath temple 🎉🎉❤

[@shishirkumarsky]

This is on my list for years

[@UrsTrue-li]

Wonderful zuzu, I live there in uttrakhand. Amazing place to stay and experience the energy. You should visit the state if you visit India. There are much more Amazing and hidden places here in uttrakhand...

[@zuzanareacts]

wow - amazing

[@shivkumarbhatia1327]

It's not mythology, our civilization is older than written history. Our epic speak of events happening 14000 yrs before Christ and more. There r no prophets in our Culture, no concept of Judgement day or Eternal Heaven and eternal Hell fire. No Devil or no one is born Sinner. Since Divinity is in each one of us humans, animals, trees, planets, Sun, moons. We consider everything in this Cosmos as alive and has divine consciousness.

[@kmt55]

From falsehood lead me truth From darkness lead me to light From dead lead me to immortality "- Brihadarnyaka Upanishad

[@coolraj1063]

The place of magic and enlightenement , kedarnath just like one of my dream place to visit untill I die ❤❤ har har mahadev🙏🙏

[@RomitDholakia5]

In 2017, there was a cloud burst which flooded a glacier lake just behind the temple. Not a single structure except the temple was left. After the destruction it was seen that a huge boulder had stopped behind the temple which diverted the flow of the flood and saved the temple. The boulder was big enough to destroy the temple but it stopped right behind the temple.

[@zuzanareacts]

wow

[@ParveenKumar-mr2jy]

I have been there two times it feels like heaven. Just it nothing more

[@zuzanareacts]

interesting - is it like that there is this different energy about it?

[@shivkumarbhatia1327]

Kashi or Varanasi mentioned in the video at 5:05 is the most ancient city which is still alive. It's older than history, its older than all civilization of the world. It's a city where human civilization was born.

[@Richie1]

Bhot Ganda kar rakha he kashi ko logo ne

[@patilshivaji3090]

it feels like your doing homework befor coming to india , that nice

[@zuzanareacts]

pretty much

[@muskansingh7057]

Hare Krishn 🥺 Har Har Mahadev ❤

[@Richie1]

i feel this video didnt explain a lot about that place, i want to share an experience about my kedarnath visit last year, i started at 2 pm the trek it was almost 22 kms, after walking many hours i was tired and gave up at around 1 am, my legs stopped working and lifeless sat down and prayed for help and forgiveness. some time later at 2am something a black dog came near me and started leading the way, it kept disappearing after a few minutes and then coming back from nowhere ,i gave him something to eat but he didnt eat, the dog kept walking i kept following ,he kept showing up out of nowhere every few minutes. at 3 or 4 am i finally reached the temple surrounded by huge white mountains in the dark night .i didnt notice when the dog went away. when i came back home few days later i realised that the dog was sent by lord shiva himself to guide me after i asked forgiveness. (i found out acc to scriptures that lord Shivas form/bhairav avatar is known for his love of animals especially dogs)

[@Shell-_-Abraham]

My atheist friend who went there turned into a shiva devotee. He experienced the spiritual energy that changed his life.

[@zuzanareacts]

wow - so cool

[@viveksingh-kn7vo]

Oom Namah Shivaye

[@ahedge9542]

thing is , from out side one may not see any changes after visiting kedar nath , but the mind will be elevated to a very stable piecefull state ,

[@rsdgallery]

Lord Shiva 8 of 11 incarnation KEDARNATH

[@Sreejith777X]

I visited this year in July. Kedarnath is Shiva Shambho himself.

[@pranavrathi779]

The sages there do meditation without upper body cover in extreme cold conditions below 0*

[@arawalidarshan9198]

Welcome ❤

[@stormraider6834]

It's amazing place , around 12000 ft above sea level, made in 7th century It's desire of Every Hindu to visit this place , and the place is magical , the experience of reaching to temple after long Trek is unexplainable and scenery works as revitalizing force

[@elnovato1741]

Zuzana, you are looking pretty in the blue outfit..

[@zuzanareacts]

Oh thank you!

[@ashishbaidya4326]

Har Har mahadev 🕉️🕉️🕉️🙏🙏🙏

[@Harsh-fe9br]

Dream place ❤

[@sharadtiwari1465]

Here comes some negative aspect of technology and development! Why was Kedarnath built in such a difficult terrain? So, that only those who were dedicated immensely and honest in their devotion could reach there, otherwise building a temple at that altitude makes no sense if you wanted tonnes of Pilgirms! Now, the development of roads and other things such a Helicopters are available, this all made it so Easy and the game of Money! Now, all kinds of people are going there, doing all kinds of things, as if it's a tourist destination! The drugs, prostitution, all kinds of things going on are polluting the Spiritual Significance of Kedarnath 😢! I think some sacred places should be left secluded 🙏!

[@MohitVishalBavisker]

❤❤❤❤❤🙏🏻🙏🏻❤ Thanks 🌻🌻🌻❤️❤️

[@zuzanareacts]

Welcome 😊

[@gmanikandan6708]

My dream in my life time, at least one time visit on Kadharnath Temple ❤️❤️❤️

[@questions_answered]

There is a song called namo namo sankar by the sushant singh. See it

[@kmt55]

Brahman(The divine) is one without a second" Chandogya Upanishad "The body is said to be temple,and the soul is shiva,discard the faded flower offering of ignorance,worship with the thought "i am he"- Maitreya Upanishad

[@mahendrasalvi9864]

Read on Himalayan mystery place which is invisible to common people and visible for some devotee which is called as siddhashram and called gyanganj. HAR HAR MAHADEV 🙏 🚩

[@b.choudhary5373]

Welcome Bharat 🎉🎉

[@kmt55]

Bhagavad Gita 10.4 - 10.5 From Me alone arise the varieties of qualities in humans, such as intellect, knowledge, clarity of thought, forgiveness, truthfulness, control over the senses and mind, joy and sorrow, birth and death, fear and courage, non-violence, equanimity, contentment, austerity, charity, fame, and infamy.

[@bhagirathgurjar3852]

Coming to India 😊😊

[@Sameer-wy7cy]

This temple is in himalayan ranges nd still requires 12 km of trekking or u can choose to ride horse.its not easy to reach nd people have breathing problem bec of high altitude

[@zuzanareacts]

ohhh ok - thanks for sharing. I'm seriously considering going

[@Richie1]

@@zuzanareacts the trekk may be too exhausting and long.there is an option for helicopter as well which is not costly from base camp to the temple it costs around 2300rs or 30$ one way

[@Sameer-wy7cy]

@@zuzanareacts if u r serious to visit thn dont go during monsoon.cloud burts happen nd river ganga flowing from himalayas turn deadly.entire town was washed down few years back except temple.this place is beautiful nd deadly at the same time.

[@Sahitya.crt1]

Kedarnath🙏🙏

[@ahedge9542]

word god is a finite form of the infinite

[@aaa-lr1du]

Thank you.

[@MohanKumar-xe4qu]

Foreigners come here but they never visit temples 🛕 😂... India has magnificently magnificent temple.. Even if your religion something just attend temple with respect and see the energy and devotion😂

[@zuzanareacts]

interesting - as for me that's the first thing I'd want to see

[@ggautamr4677]

OM NAMAH SIVAYA

[@RajenMann-g5z]

Om Namah Shivay❤❤❤❤❤

[@SouthindianNarendra]

We all love u madam

[@zuzanareacts]

♥♥♥

[@bhagirathgurjar3852]

Har har Mahadev ❤❤

[@lakshyaagrawalhub9821]

It's a kind of mandatory to visit it once in every Hindu's life

[@aravind4090]

Kedarnath temple 🥰

[@sunilbehera6245]

Har har Mahadev 🚩

[@sabyasachinaskar3264]

That's my dream

[@PankajSingh-bp2nn]

Mera home Hai Mera Gaon❤❤ Uttrakhand

[@Observer9812]

Google Kedarnath floods....and then compare it with how it has been redeveloped now.

[@S.MMyllim]

❤❤❤ look good n suit u

[@S.MMyllim]

Blue u look good

[@zuzanareacts]

thank you!

[@extremecartoons3822]

Most of the Hindus Dream To Visit Kedarnath Once In A Life Time

[@zuzanareacts]

wow

[@kmt55]

Bhagavad Gita 9.32 All those who take refuge in Me, whatever their birth, race, gender, or caste, even those whom society scorns, will attain the supreme destination.

[@shiva--1578]

Tommarow is karwa chauth please make video on this thankyou

[@aakashsanatani8367]

Please start Ramanand Sagar Ramayan or Krishn leela series

[@aravind4090]

First 💖

[@ashishbaidya4326]

Coming to India 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🙏🙏🙏

[@mayankdewli1010]

My village is close to this place. And Himalayas are close to my heart. I do feel something there but it doesn't "blow me out" like sadhguru said. But these days its so crowded because of the tourists from other regions , you feel like youee in Delhi or some other crowded city. I wish we in India can do something to save the ecology of the region instead of talking about these fancy mystical words. We are destroying the Himalayas with trash, excessive tourism and reckless development projects

[@zuzanareacts]

I see what you are saying - I think it happens though to every country that tries to. commercialise itself. Tourism is money. I totally hear you as I like Slovakia when it comes to the landscape - I find it beautiful and it is still surprisingly undiscovered by tourists. Slovaks really don't know how to sell themselves. People know Slovenia much more than they know Slovakia but at least we have parts of the country which are almost virgin-like - you can see the Milky Way at night - so I hear where you are coming from.

[@mayankdewli1010]

​​@@zuzanareactsyeah Himalayas were exactly how you described before Instagram. Instagram ruined everything. Our culture and language is also going to go extinct. I wish I could go back in time to experience authentic Himalayan culture, food , clothes, houses villages and people. But thanks for your answer. Slovakia is now in my travel plans !

[@zuzanareacts]

I hear you! Totally share what you saying! But if you come to Slovakia it's more of a nature trip - as everything here is so small - and not that much to see to be very honest. Tatras are great and some cities as well but when you come to any city that's not top 3 - you are done in 10 mins or less to see the city centre and there is nothing else/

[@mayankdewli1010]

​@@zuzanareactsi understand that. But the good thing about Europe is that you can reach another country in a few hours.

[@zuzanareacts]

I know - everyone does Vienna and Bratislava together :D. Fun fact, I didn't like Vienna at all many many years ago but recently since I now live in Bratislava I've been there a couple of times and I really love it and I do recommend visiting.

[@kmt55]

Bhagavad Gita 10.2 Neither celestial gods nor the great sages know of My origin. I am the source from which the gods and great seers come. Bhagavad Gita 7.7 There is nothing higher than Myself, O Arjun. Everything rests in Me, as beads strung on a thread.

[@PrabhatKumar-ng5zp]

❤️❤️❤️❤️🌹🌹🌹🌹

[@poruskadesh8845]

Very nice video good morning

[@zuzanareacts]

Same to you

[@parasharazad7704]

❤from kasi

[@zuzanareacts]

❤❤❤

[@Rudraiya]

Jesus Christ spend his missing years in the upper region of Himalayas gained spiritual wisdom from the enlighten yogis living there. 🕉 Hinduism is very deep and ancient

[@zuzanareacts]

from what I know it's unverified

[@Rudraiya]

@@zuzanareacts There is a speculation. He had stayed in India from 14 to 29 years of age. During this period, he gathered teachings from Tibet and many parts of India. After this he returned to Jerusalem, where he fell prey to a conspiracy. After being crucified, he had survived and, with the help of his closest disciples, had escaped to Kashmir, where he lived till his natural death at a very old age. Surprised? Hard to believe, right? All these remained a secret, until in the 19th century (19th or 18th, I forgot the exact years) when a Russian spy and journalist Nicolai Notovitch visited the monasteries in Ladakh and Tibet, where he discovered numerous documents and written evidences of Christ's stay in Kashmir. He recorded those evidences in his journal, which was published as The Unknown Life of Jesus Christ. Later, many other explorers went there to explore, and some of them actually found them. One of them was Swami Abhedananda. However, those ancient documents went mysteriously missing much later. It seems now that those papers and evidences have totally disappeared, vanished. It seems as if they never existed. Complete details are in the book Jesus Lived in India, by Holger Kersten. Get it at Kindle or buy it. You can also read the original book by Nicolai Notovitch The unknown life of Jesus Christ.

[@elnovato1741]

hi Zuzana, so when are you coming to India and visiting the himalayas? 2O24? Please come to India and make a Vlog -

[@zuzanareacts]

Some point next year :)

[@elnovato1741]

@@zuzanareacts ❤️👍

[@elnovato1741]

@@zuzanareacts when you visit India next year, plz come to Chennai - Chennai has lot of temples.. They are absolutely beautiful more than 1OO years old..

[@Baba00100]

😊

[@garitube09]

I deleted my previous comment fearing it might somehow hurt the Shaivas (i.e. the sect holding Shiva as the supreme). But perhaps it'll suffice to say that Hindu pilgrimage sites are deity and sect specific and we should refrain from describing the beliefs of one sect as something that Hindus of other sects also follow. 🙏

[@zuzanareacts]

fair enough - just for the context - the word sect in the West has a very negative connotation so just so you are aware. I think you mean different branches. Sect's true meaning is that it's crazy, evil and maybe satanic in nature.

[@garitube09]

@@zuzanareacts Actually the word sect is a poor translation of the Sanskrit word "sampradaya". They are not braches of a core belief system either but rather spiritual practices developed around different prime deities or spiritual philosophies. Other deities are usually subservient to the supreme one and every sampradaya has set of scriptures to back up their claims. These representative scriptures often contradict each other and barring some shared spiritual concepts the lifestyle and beliefs of their followers also differ from other sampradayas. That's why it's important not to claim any deity, ritual or text (since its importance and interpretation may vary) as the sole representative for the conglomerate of Hinduism.

[@kmt55]

Bhagavad Gita 7.9 I am the pure fragrance of the Earth, and the brilliance in fire. I am the life-force in all beings, and the penance of the ascetics. Bhagavad Gita 7.10 O Arjun, know that I am the eternal seed of all beings. I am the intellect of the intelligent, and the splendor of the glorious Bhagavad Gita 9.11 When I descend in My personal form deluded persons are unable to recognize Me. They do not know the divinity of My personality, as the Supreme Lord of all beings. I am the source of all spiritual and material worlds. Everything emanates from Me. The wise who know this perfectly engage in My devotional service and worship me with all their hearts Bhagavad-gita 10.8

[@P.C1999]

Hindu life matter

[@Indiagamingcentral]

It is best to be initiated into some form of yoga and prepare yourself before visiting such a place. Otherwise, what is a tremendous phenomenon will not even be a real thing in your experience.

[@zuzanareacts]

I see - very interesting. I'm actually a reiki master - maybe this could work?

[@Indiagamingcentral]

@@zuzanareacts if you have some experience of your energy body (pranmaykosh) then you are more likely to be receptive.

[@ZackSparrow536]

It's not a temple It's a Mandir

[@zuzanareacts]

interesting and what does that mean?

[@ZackSparrow536]

@@zuzanareacts We call it MANDIR in our Native Language Therefore it is not called temple in India.

[@kmt55]

Bhagavad Gita 9.24 I am the enjoyer and the only Lord of all sacrifices. But those who fail to realize My divine nature must be reborn. Bhagavad Gita 9.25 Worshippers of the celestial gods take birth amongst the celestial gods, worshippers of the ancestors go to the ancestors, worshippers of ghosts take birth amongst such beings, and My devotees come to Me alone.

[@sreejithkk3372]

Reàt song fróm kedarñath.. Plz., Jai hó ho sankarà.. Pls whatch.,. 🇮🇳❤️

[@DileshRatre]

Hii sister❤❤❤❤😅😊

[@kmt55]

Thank you sister please read shrimad bhagvad gita and Upanishads.May the supreme Brahman the devine bless you and your family

[@kmt55]

Thanks for your interaction

[@aadithyasangani717]

dont mention mythology its a history

[@Mayank-Pawar]

Please don't say "Bharat" if you feel uncomfortable just use the word "India" your pronunciation just makes me laugh! 😅🇮🇳

[@AYUSHMISHRA-zr4rc]

Never mind!! "Bharat" is beautiful, whoever says it, however says it.

[@ShivamGupta-il7hj]

Data leak Zuzana

[@albinreny]

total BS.

[@shriya00011]

Nobody cares about your opinion .

[@Richie1]

Peaceful community spotted

[@shriya00011]

@@Richie1 trueeee

[@nareshbisht1690]

Om namah shivay 🙏🚩❤️👍

[@kmt55]

Bhagavad Gita 10.4 - 10.5 From Me alone arise the varieties of qualities in humans, such as intellect, knowledge, clarity of thought, forgiveness, truthfulness, control over the senses and mind, joy and sorrow, birth and death, fear and courage, non-violence, equanimity, contentment, austerity, charity, fame, and infamy.