The mount Kailasa, is the ancient mighty abode of the god Shiva which is piercing the veil of the infinite sky, ever transcending the unknown above. It stands as the bright and brilliant bridge between the heaven and the earth. Mahadeva, the great god Shiva is ever engrossed in his penance. However, when he opens his third eye, the eye of intervention, he creates new worlds and destroys for that the old degenerated worlds. He is the savior who drank poison of sins, falsehoods, vices so that mankind may have access to the nectar of virtues and truth. He gives boons to all who do penance for His blessings irrespective of their background, previous role, status or image. Whatever he thinks, plans and says is executed by his better half, Uma or Parvati who is Adishakti. She is the power of creation, power of sustenance, power of eventual destruction. She is the real mother of all of us, of humanity and entire creation. She is the earth, the Universe, She is Mother India, the ancient Punyabhumi. She is the power of Thought, Will and Action. It is her penance and love which forced Shiva to come down on the earth.

It is one of the most familiar trees in India. It is a deciduous tree, and reaches up-to a height of 25 m. The aerial roots are absent; the bark is grey and smooth. The exudation is milky. The leaves are simple, alternate and spiral. The new leaves are pink and the stipules are 1-1.5 cm long, lateral, ovate-lanceolate and puberulous. The petiole is 60-120 mm long, stout, glabrous, articulated with a gland at the apex below. The lamina is 5-13 x 4.5-12 cm, broadly ovate, base truncate or sub-cordate, apex caudate-acuminate, and margin entire, undulate, glabrous, shining and coriaceous. It is 5-7-ribbed from the base, the lateral nerves are in 8-10 pairs, pinnate, slender, prominent beneath and looped near the margin. The intercostae are reticulate and prominent. The flowers are unisexual, inflorescence a syconia, sessile, axillary, in pairs, obovoid or globose. The twig wall is thick, the basal bracts are 3, 3-5 mm long, ovate-obtuse, silky-puberulous, persistent with the orifice closed by 3 apical bracts in a disc 2-3 mm wide. The internal bristles are none. The flowers are of 4 kinds. The male flowers are ostiolar and sessile in one ring, the tepals are 2, ovate-lanceolate, free and reddish. The stamen is 1. The filaments are 0.2 mm long. The anther is oblong and parallel. The female flowers are sessile; the tepals are 3-4, linear-lanceolate, free, brownish and glabrous. The ovary is superior, ovoid-oblong and 1 mm and red-brown. The style is 1.5 mm long and lateral. The stigma is rounded. The gall flowers are similar to the female. The Syconium is 4-8 mm across, ripening pink, purple or black. The achenes are smooth.