SUNDAR SINGH, Kailash (Cave of)

Herbert Daniel Gebauer - 06/01/2018

Sundar Singh, a Sikh saddhu making a career as a missionary Christ attracting early 20th century cultural colonialists (note 1), introduced between 1913 and 1917 (note 2) an unspecified cave (most likely a more or less inhabitable rock shelter) at Mount Kailash, from where he advertised to have met (note 3) a fabulous Maharishi (note 4), in 1912 only 314 years old, who took a troglodyte hermitage there because he refused to die and rather opted for waiting for the terminal extra gig of Jesus Christ descending on clouds to this utterly unvirtual world (note 5).Sundar Singh, a Sikh saddhu making a career as a missionary Christ attracting early 20th century cultural colonialists (note 1), introduced between 1913 and 1917 (note 2) an unspecified cave (most likely a more or less inhabitable rock shelter) at Mount Kailash, from where he advertised to have met (note 3) a fabulous Maharishi (note 4), in 1912 only 314 years old, who took a troglodyte hermitage there because he refused to die and rather opted for waiting for the terminal extra gig of Jesus Christ descending on clouds to this utterly unvirtual world (note 5).