There's no connection because they are one.

It is just that if you go deep enough into this one, into anything, it is Kalash.

Just in terms of knowledge, in terms of Kailash being a repository of knowing,

Dianalinga is also a repository of knowing, similar in nature,

but much smaller in proportion.

Kalash is of immense proportions.

But, in essence, the fundamental knowing, The spine of knowledge that we today call as a yogic sciences of 112 different aspects is the fundamental spine of knowledge which has fueled every type of spiritual activity in the world,

there is nothing that can happen beyond that, because it's that comprehensive.

So, what is Kailash and what is anything which reverberates with a powerful spiritual energy can't be different,

it's the same proportions are different.

The immensity of Kailash is not something that we can capture in any form,

but the quality of Kailash we can capture. Because the quality of Kailash, or what we call as Kailash, is the basis of everything.

And that one can find within oneself also.

But the knowledge base is a different aspect.

So, if someone felt the same things in Dianalinga and Kailash,

because Dianalinga is far more accessible,

then Kailash, Kailash exudes immense power.

Dianelinga exudes a very subtle kind of power in terms of

knowing Dianalinga is more organized, let's call it a small library, but well-organized.

Kalash is a unimaginable kind of library, but not organized in the way people are used to.

It's very different.

It doesn't give away.

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