Wednesday, February 20, 2013
Saturday, February 16, 2013
My Pilgrimages 54
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Shantidhaam
Temples are highly charged places with positive vibrations.
Here you get good opportunity to meet your inner-self.
Unless you are in closer contact with yourself
, you cannot feel comfortable, in spite of all the facilities of
life available to you.
This is the place ,where you surrender yourself, including all
your inner and outer burdens.
Here, when you pray for something, you are fully sure that you
are submitting your request to the genuine authority.
We have many gods.
Every individual has his or her own god and feels comfortable with him.
ECOHAM ,BAHUSYAAMI. ‘I am
the one , only one.’ He desired to turn
into many and he turned into endless forms.
This is Shantidham.
NAMO NAMAH
Tuesday, February 12, 2013
MY PILGRIMAGES 53 The Huge Hanuman Of Agara And Some Other Temples
My Pilgrimages 53
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The Huge Hanuman of Agara and some other nearby temples
This was my second visit to huge Hanuman at Agara, Bangalore on
1st Feb 2013.
Here he stands straight under the open sky elevating your soul to
such a height which fills you with vibrating spiritual touch.
This is Hanuman, who took jump of the ocean from India to Lanka
and crossed it with typhonic speed to search Sita, wife of Ram.
This is the Hanuman, who flew from Lanka to Kailaash, at Himalaya,
to bring Sanjeevani to save Laxman, who was badly hurt by Indrajit in the war
of Lanka. Hanuman brought a huge part of Himalaya to avoid any type of mistake
in recognizing sanjeevani.
The huge idol of Hanuman at Agara reflects the powerful Hanuman
and his extraordinary personality.
Here Hanuman faces the old temple of Shri Ram, which I missed to
visit last time.
This area has four more temples, which I visited first time.
There is a small temple of goddess Durga near the huge hanuman
idol.
Just at few steps ahead from here, you find an old temple of
Hanuman. This is the oldest temple of Hanuman here, as I am told by the old
priest Sheri Narsimha ji. He told me that he performed first puja here in 1935,
when he was a young man of 25 years. Earlier other priests performed puja here.
Here Hanuman is crudely carved on a big piece of stone. His face
does not reflect the same Hanuman, as presented in other temples. Here his face
looks conic with two exposed sharp teeth which reflect ugrataa, ferocious.
There is a temple of lord Shiva just facing the temple of old
Hanuman.
A new huge temple of Jagannath is under fast construction at the
other side of huge Hanuman. The chariot shaped temple of Jaganaath covers the
same height as of huge Hanuman. It is certainly going to be an achievement
among temples of Bangalore.
Sunday, February 3, 2013
My Pilgrimages 52
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Tirumala Tirupati Devasthaanam
I visited beautiful
temple of Tirumala Tirupati Devasthan on 16th January, 2013 at
night.
This attractive temple is situated at Malleswaram, Bangalore.
It maintains the glory and dignity of the lord with great care.
Taking photograph inside
the temple is not allowed , but once you visit this temple the heart of your
eyes will carry certainly a long enduring memory.
Saturday, February 2, 2013
My Pilgrimages 51
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Dakshina Mukha Nandi Teertha Kalyani Kshetra
This temple is situated in Malleswaram
The main attraction of this temple is flowing water from the
mouth of Nandi, the vehicle of the lord, continuously, without any break ever. The
water from the mouth of Nandi keep
falling on the linga through a kalash kept just above the lord. This water goes
directly to the small pond in front of the idol. Devotees carry this water with
great faith in healing power of this water.
There is a white idol of Nandi
,facing south , placed on the top of the entrance of the temple.
I visited this temple in Malleswaram, Bangalore on 16th
of January 2013.
This temple faces famous Sri Gangamma devi temple.
My Pilgrimages 50
Kadu
Mallikarjunaswamy : Malleswaram – Hindu Temple
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This huge temple is situated on a hillock
in Malleswaram.
It is believed that this place was searched by Venkoji, the
step brother of Shivaji in 1669. This is one of the oldest temples of Bangalore
. In those days Bangalore was a village and belonged to the Bijapur rulers.
Once venkoji, stepbrother of Shivaji came
with his Minister Baji rao Peshwa to iplement tax on this area he visited
Mallapura’s Mallikarjun swami temple and
he came across a swambhu Shivalingam there.
He was so much influenced by this place that
he declared this area as an area of dharma and granted all taxes earned from Medharanignahalli
village for this temple.
I visited this temple on 16th
of January 2013.
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