🌹Nandeshvara Mahadeva at Nandagaon
Nandeshwar-Mahadev
The palace of Nanda Maharaja is situated atop Nandeshvara hill in Nandagaon. This hill is a form of Lord Shiva, who performed tapasya for several thousands of years to enter into the Lord Krishna’s pastimes in Vraja. When the Lord was pleased with him Shiva asked for a boon of getting a chance to witness the Vraja pastimes of Lord Krishna by becoming a hill or a stone. Reciprocating with this desire, Lord Krishna granted him this form in Nandagaon.
Srila Visvanatha Cakravarti Thakura writes in Vraja-riti-cintamani (1.15):
The devotees declare that Nandisvara hill, the form of Lord Shiva now shining as Nanda Maharaja’s capital, is an endlessly beautiful crown decorating Vrindavana. Lord Shiva has stayed at Nandagaon in the form of Nandeshvara Mahadeva and even today, the carnamrta and maha-prasada of Lord Krishna is first offered to him.
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Nandeshwar-Mahadev
The palace of Nanda Maharaja is situated atop Nandeshvara hill in Nandagaon. This hill is a form of Lord Shiva, who performed tapasya for several thousands of years to enter into the Lord Krishna’s pastimes in Vraja. When the Lord was pleased with him Shiva asked for a boon of getting a chance to witness the Vraja pastimes of Lord Krishna by becoming a hill or a stone. Reciprocating with this desire, Lord Krishna granted him this form in Nandagaon.
Srila Visvanatha Cakravarti Thakura writes in Vraja-riti-cintamani (1.15):
The devotees declare that Nandisvara hill, the form of Lord Shiva now shining as Nanda Maharaja’s capital, is an endlessly beautiful crown decorating Vrindavana. Lord Shiva has stayed at Nandagaon in the form of Nandeshvara Mahadeva and even today, the carnamrta and maha-prasada of Lord Krishna is first offered to him.
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New Ashram Established in South Africa
Due to the significant migration of devotees to the northern suburbs of Johannesburg, as well as the high rate of relocation of many devotees from Durban to Johannesburg, the Society has found the need to establish a new Ashram with Ganga Rani to cater for the spiritual needs of the growing Hindu population in this area.
The new Ashram, located on an three acre plot at 73 Parkville Place, Buccleuch, Sandton, is ideally situated with easy access to major freeways of Johannesburg and will play a pivotal role in providing a spiritual home for devotees seeking spiritual solace amidst the fast-paced environment of Gauteng.
Due to the significant migration of devotees to the northern suburbs of Johannesburg, as well as the high rate of relocation of many devotees from Durban to Johannesburg, the Society has found the need to establish a new Ashram with Ganga Rani to cater for the spiritual needs of the growing Hindu population in this area.
The new Ashram, located on an three acre plot at 73 Parkville Place, Buccleuch, Sandton, is ideally situated with easy access to major freeways of Johannesburg and will play a pivotal role in providing a spiritual home for devotees seeking spiritual solace amidst the fast-paced environment of Gauteng.
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*Sri Mandavya Narayana Swamy Temple- Samarlakota*
Sri Mandavya Narayanaswamy Temple is located in Samarlakota , Kakinada District , Andhra Pradesh . This temple is known as Dakshina Badari, near Kumarabhimaram , Pancharama Kshetra located here.
Sri Mandavya Narayanaswamy temple at Samarlakota on the banks of Tulyabhaganadi, one of the seven branches of the Pawan Godavari river, is highly regarded as 'Dakshina Badari'. This temple is famous as Kongu Bangaram by Korika leader and Kalpavalli by devotees.
The name Mandavya Narayana Swamy is popularly known to the Swami as he was enshrined by Sage Mandavya who did penance in this region known as Dandakaranya region during the Treta Yuga. Legend has it that Sage Mandavya placed a 'Parusavedi' at the foot of the idol during the installation of the idol (anything that touches the Parusavedi turns into gold). Locals narrate that a merchant who noticed the Parusavedi dug up the idol with his 15 followers and was about to burn the Parusavedi when a great serpent appeared at the place and engulfed them with poisonous flames.
Consecrated by sage Mandavya, this temple was built by Vijayaditya, the grandson of the Chola king Pulakeshi II. The history of this temple is that it was built in 655. Subsequently Sri Vijayaditya installed the idol of Sri Mahalakshmi Ammavari in the Bhogamandapa at a distance of ten feet from the idol of Sri Swami. The idol of Goddess Shri Mahalakshmi, seen in Maharaja's dream, was found by fishermen in the sea. There are historical evidences that when the fishermen presented the statue to the king, he enshrined Sri Mahalakshmi Goddess here. Following the Vaishnava tradition, if the goddess is not associated with the Lord, but is consecrated separately, then the goddess is called Veeralakshmi. For that reason, the goddess here can be called as Veeralakshmi. Many inscriptions in Prakrit language are found on the pillars of the temple. This temple stands as a symbol of the artistry, mechanical talent, architecture and technology of the sculptors of that time. During the period between Uttarayana and Dakshinayana, the sunrays falling directly on the feet of Sri Narayanaswamy can be said to be the temple construction skill of that time.
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*Sri Mandavya Narayana Swamy Temple- Samarlakota*
Sri Mandavya Narayanaswamy Temple is located in Samarlakota , Kakinada District , Andhra Pradesh . This temple is known as Dakshina Badari, near Kumarabhimaram , Pancharama Kshetra located here.
Sri Mandavya Narayanaswamy temple at Samarlakota on the banks of Tulyabhaganadi, one of the seven branches of the Pawan Godavari river, is highly regarded as 'Dakshina Badari'. This temple is famous as Kongu Bangaram by Korika leader and Kalpavalli by devotees.
The name Mandavya Narayana Swamy is popularly known to the Swami as he was enshrined by Sage Mandavya who did penance in this region known as Dandakaranya region during the Treta Yuga. Legend has it that Sage Mandavya placed a 'Parusavedi' at the foot of the idol during the installation of the idol (anything that touches the Parusavedi turns into gold). Locals narrate that a merchant who noticed the Parusavedi dug up the idol with his 15 followers and was about to burn the Parusavedi when a great serpent appeared at the place and engulfed them with poisonous flames.
Consecrated by sage Mandavya, this temple was built by Vijayaditya, the grandson of the Chola king Pulakeshi II. The history of this temple is that it was built in 655. Subsequently Sri Vijayaditya installed the idol of Sri Mahalakshmi Ammavari in the Bhogamandapa at a distance of ten feet from the idol of Sri Swami. The idol of Goddess Shri Mahalakshmi, seen in Maharaja's dream, was found by fishermen in the sea. There are historical evidences that when the fishermen presented the statue to the king, he enshrined Sri Mahalakshmi Goddess here. Following the Vaishnava tradition, if the goddess is not associated with the Lord, but is consecrated separately, then the goddess is called Veeralakshmi. For that reason, the goddess here can be called as Veeralakshmi. Many inscriptions in Prakrit language are found on the pillars of the temple. This temple stands as a symbol of the artistry, mechanical talent, architecture and technology of the sculptors of that time. During the period between Uttarayana and Dakshinayana, the sunrays falling directly on the feet of Sri Narayanaswamy can be said to be the temple construction skill of that time.
*Manoj Inamdar*
Forwarded from BHAKTI SAGAR
Opening of Ratna Bhandar: LIVE UPDATES
The opening time of Ratna Bhandar has been fixed at 1:28 pm (auspicious time)
The opening time of Ratna Bhandar has been fixed at 1:28 pm (auspicious time)
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PURI TEMPLE RATNA BHANDAR OPENING LIVE UPDATES :
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Thousands of bats fly out of Ratna Bhandar after it’s opening
The lock of the inner Ratna Bhandar has been broken
11-member Ratna Bhandar team has entered the inner part of the treasure trove of Lord Jagannath
Thousands of bats fly out of Ratna Bhandar after it’s opening
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*Hulukudi Betta Sri Veerabhadra Temple*
Sri Veerabhadra temple is located on Hulukudi Betta near Doddaballapura in Karnataka.Hulukudi hill has a fort, a Cave Temple and a small pond.
The temple is inside a cave, now a small stone wall is build around it. The entrance of the temple is just 2 ft tall. There is very old statue of Lord Veerabadra, black in color, placed inside the temple.
Veerabhadra Swamy, is a deity regarded as an aspect of Lord Shiva. He is believed to be Shiva himself in a ferocious form and is also held as a Shiva Gana, the commander of Shiva. Generally, a valiant hero is referred to as ‘Veera,’ while ‘Bhadra’ means a friend. Shiva is said to have taken this fearful form to destroy the fire sacrifice of Daksha Prajapati and quell his arrogance.
There are two temples at the top one dedicated to Lord Shiva which was developed by Chola Kings in the 11 to 13th century period along with the fortifications. The other temple which is dedicated to Lord Veerabhadra is even older than the one developed in 11th to 13th centuries.
*History*
Although there are several mythological stories attached to this place, there is something mysterious about this place too. It is said that this hill is the place is of God Nataraj, incarnation od Lord Shiva. According to one of the legends it is believed that Lord Veerabhadra and Lord Narasimha both wanted this location and had a conflict in which Lord Veerabhadra had the upper hand and claimed this location for himself.
As Lord Veerabhadra took this place, Lord Narasimha took another place that is now in Andhra Pradesh. Since then Lord Veerabhadra is prayed in this hills.
This deity remains to be the principal God of the Veerashaivas, the aggressive Shaivites and is much revered in the state of Karnataka.
Worshipping or offering special Pooja to Veerabhadra Swamy on all festival days can appease him and get your desires fulfilled.
*Manoj Inamdar*
*Hulukudi Betta Sri Veerabhadra Temple*
Sri Veerabhadra temple is located on Hulukudi Betta near Doddaballapura in Karnataka.Hulukudi hill has a fort, a Cave Temple and a small pond.
The temple is inside a cave, now a small stone wall is build around it. The entrance of the temple is just 2 ft tall. There is very old statue of Lord Veerabadra, black in color, placed inside the temple.
Veerabhadra Swamy, is a deity regarded as an aspect of Lord Shiva. He is believed to be Shiva himself in a ferocious form and is also held as a Shiva Gana, the commander of Shiva. Generally, a valiant hero is referred to as ‘Veera,’ while ‘Bhadra’ means a friend. Shiva is said to have taken this fearful form to destroy the fire sacrifice of Daksha Prajapati and quell his arrogance.
There are two temples at the top one dedicated to Lord Shiva which was developed by Chola Kings in the 11 to 13th century period along with the fortifications. The other temple which is dedicated to Lord Veerabhadra is even older than the one developed in 11th to 13th centuries.
*History*
Although there are several mythological stories attached to this place, there is something mysterious about this place too. It is said that this hill is the place is of God Nataraj, incarnation od Lord Shiva. According to one of the legends it is believed that Lord Veerabhadra and Lord Narasimha both wanted this location and had a conflict in which Lord Veerabhadra had the upper hand and claimed this location for himself.
As Lord Veerabhadra took this place, Lord Narasimha took another place that is now in Andhra Pradesh. Since then Lord Veerabhadra is prayed in this hills.
This deity remains to be the principal God of the Veerashaivas, the aggressive Shaivites and is much revered in the state of Karnataka.
Worshipping or offering special Pooja to Veerabhadra Swamy on all festival days can appease him and get your desires fulfilled.
*Manoj Inamdar*