Jejuri's Khandoba Temple is a Hindu temple dedicated to the incarnation of Lord Shiva Khandoba located on a hill in Jejuri, Maharashtra, India. This is one of the most important Hindu pilgrimage sites in Maharashtra. Jejuri's Khandoba is the ancestral goddess of many communities with farmers families of Maharashtra and Dakcan, Brahmins and Khanabadosh Dhangar tribes. Khandoba is a tribal deity (a powerful deity) considered the incarnation of Lord Shiva.
The temple is on a hill named Jayadri, now known as Jejuri.
It is said that a group of turmeric shepherds appeared as Gods, hence it is considered sacred in Jejuri temple.
Khandoba, also known as Khanderav, Khanderai, Malhari-Martand and Malhar, is a popular deity in Maharashtra. Khandoba is considered the incarnation of Lord Shiva.
Many people in Maharashtra worship Khandoba as their ancestral goddess (paternal guardian god). Maharashtra's Kunbi-Maratha caste, Dhangar tribe, shepherds and foodbadosh people respect Jejuri's Khandoba.
The temple is on a hill named Jayadri, now known as Jejuri.
It is said that a group of turmeric shepherds appeared as Gods, hence it is considered sacred in Jejuri temple.
Khandoba, also known as Khanderav, Khanderai, Malhari-Martand and Malhar, is a popular deity in Maharashtra. Khandoba is considered the incarnation of Lord Shiva.
Many people in Maharashtra worship Khandoba as their ancestral goddess (paternal guardian god). Maharashtra's Kunbi-Maratha caste, Dhangar tribe, shepherds and foodbadosh people respect Jejuri's Khandoba.
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Bhagavan Shree Bhuvaraha Swamy Temple, Kallahalli, K R Pete Taluk, Mandya District, Karnataka
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Mahavir Temple is one of the most sacred Hindu temples dedicated to Lord Hanuman in Patna, Bihar, India. This is one of the best and oldest Hanuman temples in the country. Mahavir Temple is the most famous temple of North India. Every year millions of devotees visit this temple. The statue of crisis removal holds a special place in the hearts of devotees. Many people come to this temple on the holy occasion of Ram Navami.
This famous temple is a symbol of devotion and spirit and devotees come here every day with their wishes, they believe that crisis will fulfill their every wish. Many devotees recite Hanuman Chalisa inside the temple. The temple is located just outside the Patna Railway Junction, which makes it a popular destination for both devotees and tourists.
This famous temple is a symbol of devotion and spirit and devotees come here every day with their wishes, they believe that crisis will fulfill their every wish. Many devotees recite Hanuman Chalisa inside the temple. The temple is located just outside the Patna Railway Junction, which makes it a popular destination for both devotees and tourists.
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*Samudra Narayan- Gomti Mata Temple- Dwarka*
Samudra Narayana Temple is located at Dwaraka in Gujarat at the confluence of the river Gomti and the Arabian Sea.The breathtaking intrinsic architectural planning of the temple has attracted enthusiasts from all over the world.
Samudra Narayan Temple is also located close to a meditation cave, Manoratha Dwar, where saints are seen engrossed in meditation.This temple is also encircled by a Panchanada Teertha or five wells containing sweet water. Chakra Narayana, another shrine in the vicinity features a stone marked with a Sudarshan Chakra that symbolises Lord Vishnu.
Lord Krishna and Lord Vishnu are known as Samudra Narayan, which means 'Narayan residing in the Sea'. This is probably because the temple is located at the tip of the Arabian Sea. To the left of Samudra Narayan is an idol of Goddess Gomti.
*Architecture of Samudra Narayan Temple*
Samudra Narayan Temple has three sides. Samudra Narayan Temple is painted beige and white in colour. There are five steps leading to the temple entrance. There is a small cave-like room that had an idol of Goddess Gomti. Here, the locals worship the Gomti in the form of a Goddess. Goddess Gomti sits on a lion, reminiscent of Goddess Durga.
The temple is dedicated to Goddess Gomti who is believed to have been brought from heaven by Rishi Vasishtha to sanctify Rama after his battle with Ravana. After purification of Rama, Goddess Gomti manifested here on the ghats and got submerged into the Arabian sea.
*Samudra Narayan- Gomti Mata Temple- Dwarka*
Samudra Narayana Temple is located at Dwaraka in Gujarat at the confluence of the river Gomti and the Arabian Sea.The breathtaking intrinsic architectural planning of the temple has attracted enthusiasts from all over the world.
Samudra Narayan Temple is also located close to a meditation cave, Manoratha Dwar, where saints are seen engrossed in meditation.This temple is also encircled by a Panchanada Teertha or five wells containing sweet water. Chakra Narayana, another shrine in the vicinity features a stone marked with a Sudarshan Chakra that symbolises Lord Vishnu.
Lord Krishna and Lord Vishnu are known as Samudra Narayan, which means 'Narayan residing in the Sea'. This is probably because the temple is located at the tip of the Arabian Sea. To the left of Samudra Narayan is an idol of Goddess Gomti.
*Architecture of Samudra Narayan Temple*
Samudra Narayan Temple has three sides. Samudra Narayan Temple is painted beige and white in colour. There are five steps leading to the temple entrance. There is a small cave-like room that had an idol of Goddess Gomti. Here, the locals worship the Gomti in the form of a Goddess. Goddess Gomti sits on a lion, reminiscent of Goddess Durga.
The temple is dedicated to Goddess Gomti who is believed to have been brought from heaven by Rishi Vasishtha to sanctify Rama after his battle with Ravana. After purification of Rama, Goddess Gomti manifested here on the ghats and got submerged into the Arabian sea.
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*Aigandapura Dharmeshwara & Makali Bheemeshwara Temple*
Dharmeshwara Temple is located at Aigandapura arpund 30 kms from Bangalore near Nelamangala.
During the Chola Dynasty, Aigandapura was a celebrated Agrahara. Even today Karga festival is celebrated here on the ninth day of the hindu calendar. People around this area believe that Pandavas visited this place during the Vanvaasa.
There are smaller shrines within Dharmeshwara temple dedicated to Nakuleshwara, Sahadeshwara, Arjuneshwara and Kuntigudi. The Bheemeshwara temple is spread out across the road and is on slightly higher plane.
Makali is a place where Bheema (Mahabharata) passed through after visiting Aigandapura here he consecrated a Shiva Linga.According to the priest, Bhima was angry with his brothers for losing in gambling. Hence, Bheema consecrated linga a few meters away from the Dharmeswara temple.
The priests here say the place was later converted to Bheemeshwara temple. This temple is located on banks of Arkavathi river. There is a gaint footprint of Bheema also called as Bheemana Hejje along with marks of small hole which they believe was made when Bheema played dice with his brothers.
It was constructed by Raja Raja Chola in the 10th century. Except for the pillars, which are adorned with beautiful carvings of birds, peacocks and dancers, there is no other structure of Chola architecture in the Temple. It is said that the Pandava brothers along with their wife Draupadi came here during their vanavasa and stayed here for a few days, worshipping Lord Shiva.
A beautiful idol of Nandi can also be found here. A Maruthi pillar is installed in front of the footprint.
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*Aigandapura Dharmeshwara & Makali Bheemeshwara Temple*
Dharmeshwara Temple is located at Aigandapura arpund 30 kms from Bangalore near Nelamangala.
During the Chola Dynasty, Aigandapura was a celebrated Agrahara. Even today Karga festival is celebrated here on the ninth day of the hindu calendar. People around this area believe that Pandavas visited this place during the Vanvaasa.
There are smaller shrines within Dharmeshwara temple dedicated to Nakuleshwara, Sahadeshwara, Arjuneshwara and Kuntigudi. The Bheemeshwara temple is spread out across the road and is on slightly higher plane.
Makali is a place where Bheema (Mahabharata) passed through after visiting Aigandapura here he consecrated a Shiva Linga.According to the priest, Bhima was angry with his brothers for losing in gambling. Hence, Bheema consecrated linga a few meters away from the Dharmeswara temple.
The priests here say the place was later converted to Bheemeshwara temple. This temple is located on banks of Arkavathi river. There is a gaint footprint of Bheema also called as Bheemana Hejje along with marks of small hole which they believe was made when Bheema played dice with his brothers.
It was constructed by Raja Raja Chola in the 10th century. Except for the pillars, which are adorned with beautiful carvings of birds, peacocks and dancers, there is no other structure of Chola architecture in the Temple. It is said that the Pandava brothers along with their wife Draupadi came here during their vanavasa and stayed here for a few days, worshipping Lord Shiva.
A beautiful idol of Nandi can also be found here. A Maruthi pillar is installed in front of the footprint.
.......*Manoj Inamdar*
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Lightning over Bijli Mahadev Mandir in Kullu, HP. It is said that lightning strikes the Mandir every year and people come to watch this spectacular phenomenon of nature.