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@pushkardhami @UTDBofficial kindly take note .... Lack of management has caused a lot of trouble to devotees standing for hours in the queue with no crowd management. If u can't handle it you should stop the yatra and don't let devotees who come for darshan suffer...
Devotees come to cherish and have blessings of Bhagwan Shiv not to suffer...
Har Har Mahadev
#kedarnathdham #kedarnathtemple
@pushkardhami If you have created a system for darshan with token, then why is there mess... Devotees are suffering in queue.
#kedarnathdham
Largest stone statue of Nepal dedicated for Bhagwan Vishnu.
Budhanilkantha temple or Narayanthan Temple, is situated in Kathmandu. Though the temple is named Budhanilkantha, its name does not come from the Buddha; Budhanilkantha stands instead for “Old Blue Throat”. The largest stone statue of Bhagwan Vishnu in Nepal, it shows him reclining on a bed of Nagas or serpents in the middle of a small pond.
The 5m long granite image carved out of a single rock dates back to the Lichhavi period. The Lichhavis ruled the valley before being ousted by the Malla dynasty, who in turn were conquered by King Prithvi Narayan Shah. Called the Sleeping Vishnu, or Jalakshayan Narayan, the statue depicts the deity reclining on the twisting coils of the cosmic serpent Shesha (Shesha is the eternal, multi-headed king of the serpent deities known as Nagas, and also is the servant of Vishnu).
Bhagwan Vishnu’s legs are crossed and the eleven heads of Shesha cradle his head. Vishnu’s four hands hold objects that are symbols of his divine qualities: a chakra or disc (representing the mind), a conch-shell (the four elements), a lotus flower (the moving universe) and the club (primeval knowledge).
The Budhanilkantha Temple has become the site where Haribondhini Ekadashi Mela takes place on the 11th day of the Hindu month of Kartika (October–November). Attended by thousands of pilgrims, it is the temple's principal festival in celebration of the awakening of Bhagwan Vishnu from his long sleep.
Om Namo Narayana
#nepal
@IndiGo6E when your plane is not ready why do people ask people to start boarding and had to wait for atleast 7 8 mins... Like this... Your crew also came after people started boarding the plane and had to wait like this..
Flight 6E1153
#kathmandu
Temple of Bawe Wali - A Pindi form of Mata Mahakali located in Jammu next to Mata Vaishno Devi. It is believed that about 300 years ago, Mata Mahakali appeared in the dream of Pandit Jagat Ram Sharma and told about her presence in the form of a buried Pindi on the top of the hill, after which Pandit ji founded that pindi and placed it on the top of the hill and built there. It is said that the Pindi symbolizing the goddess was received from Ayodhya by the kings of the Shaurya dynasty, Raja Bahu Lochan and Raja Jambu Lochan, long before its construction.
Bhootnath Temple |
A temple where Shivling's aarti is performed with the fresh ashes of the crematorium for 300 years. Here Mahadev fulfills all the wishes of the devotees, hence he is also known as Kamanapurti Mahadev.
It was difficult to continue this tradition during the lockdown as a lot of restrictions were imposed for the last rites. But, surprisingly, every morning one or the other dead body was cremated on the banks of the Hooghly River, which maintained the continuity of this divine tradition.
Located in Beniatola, Kolkata
Mundakatiya Mandir , the only temple in the world where Shri Ganesha is worshiped without a head.
This temple is about three kilometers from Sonprayag,Uttarakhand.
Situated in the lap of the PunyaBhoomi Kedar Valley & also falls on the old trecking route to Kedarnath.
The wait for 1 year which is over to host the biggest convention for Temples all around the world. It is attended by more than 600 temples and 250 via Online. It was pleasure to host more than 1000 Devotees and Representative of Temples at Mahadev Nagri Varanasi.
@PrasadLadInd
An event which I was personally waiting for long time to witness. In which more than 600 temples will join from all over bharat and come together under 1 roof that too on most auspicious place Varanasi.
International Temples Convention happening from 22-24 July 2023.
Proud to be part of it.
@GireshKulkarni @itcxofficial @incredibleindia
