Sunday, September 27, 2015

Kamadhenu



In the Gavopanishad the glories of the cow are stated as follows:


gavo bhutam cha bhavyam cha gavah pushtih sanatani gavo lakshmas tatha mulam gosu dattam na nasyati


“The cow is the past and future. She nourishes the health of all living entities, and she is the root of prosperity. The piety one achieves by feeding a cow in never destroyed.”


annam hy paramam gavo devanam paramam havih svahakara vasat karau gosu nityam pratishthitau


“The cow is the cause of one’s accumulation of food grains. She awards the best sacrificial ingredients to the demigods. The sacrifice of the demigods and the sacrifice of Indra are both performed on the basis of the cow.”


gavo yajnasya hy phalam gosu yajnah pratishthitah gavo bhavishyam bhutam ca gosu-yajnah pratishthitah


“It is the cow which awards the result of sacrifice. The performance of sacrifice is dependent upon her. She is the past and future. All sacrifices are based upon her.”


sayam pratasca satatam homa kale mahadyute gavo dadati vai homyam rishibhyah purusharshabha


“O greatly powerful King, every morning and evening when the sages perform fire sacrifices, it is the cow who supplies them the essential ingredients, in the form of ghee, etc.”


yani kani ca durgani dushkritani kritani ca taranti caiva papmanam dhenum ye dadati prabho


“My dear King, those who give milk-cows in charity become liberated from all types of danger, and also become free from all sinful reactions.”


na kirtayitva gaha supyat tasam samsmritya cotpatet sayam pratar namasye ca gastatah pushtimapnuyat


“Do not go to bed at night without praising cows. Do not get up in the morning without remembering the cow. Offer respect to the cow daily, in the morning. By doing so, a human being achieves strength and nourishment.”


gavam mutra purisasya nodvijeta kathancana na casam mamsa masniyad gavam pushtim tathapnuyat


“Do not hate cow urine and cow dung. Never eat cow meat. By following this advice, human beings can become prosperous.”


gasca sankirtaye nityam nava manyeta tastatha anishtam svapramalakshya gam narah samprakirtayet


“Chant the name of the cow daily and never insult her. If one sees a bad dream, one should immediately remember the cow.”


ghritena juhuyadagni ghritena svasti vacayet ghritam dadyat ghritam prasod gavam pushtim sadashnute


“Use ghee in fire sacrifices. Use ghee in all auspicious activities. Donate ghee and also use it for personal necessities. By doing this, the human beings will always support the cows and understand their value.


gavam drishtva namaskritya , kuryacciva pradakshinam pradakishni krita tena, saptadvipa vasundhara matarah sarva bhutanam, gavah sarva sukha pradah vriddhim akamsata nityam, gavah karyah pradakshinah


“One should see, offer obeisances, and circumambulate the cow. By doing so, one is suppose to have circumambulated the entire earth, with its seven islands. The cow is the mother of all. She gives happiness to everyone. People who desire prosperity should daily circumambulate the cow.”
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Monday, September 21, 2015

Karni Mata Temple,

Saturday, September 19, 2015

आते सबसे पहले बड़े धूम से गणेषजी , जाते भी बड़े धूमसे गणेषजी ....

108 Names of Ganesha and Their Meanings

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The 66-feet Chinmaya Ganadhish idol in Kolhapur is at present considered to be the tallest Ganesha idol in the world. The idol sits on 24-feet Dhyana Nilayam (raised platform). Thus the statue is 90 feet from the ground level. This tall Ganapati is a permanent statue unlike the idols created during Ganesh Chaturthi.
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The Lord is seated, with a conchshell, the Bhagvad Gita, and a lotus in his hands. His vahan, the mouse, moves around him playfully, and is depicted in multiple positions around him. His crown is embedded with emeralds, while the ornaments are crafted using rubies and other semi-precious stones.
Bada Ganpati Better known for its size than antiquity, this temple houses perhaps the largest Ganesh idol in the world, measuring 25 ft. from crown to foot. Created as a result of a dream to an Avantika ( Ujjain ) resident Shri Dadhich, it was built in 1875. The idol has a most interesting configuration of ingredients: bricks, lime stone, masala made of gud, methi dana, soil collected from seven moksha puris
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8 ft tall Sasivekalu Ganesha idol in the ancient ruins of Hemakut hill, Hampi is a famous idol of Lord Ganesha.In Kannada language, sasuwekalu means linseed. One wonders why such a huge idol is called by such a name! Apart from this idol is the Vighnantaka Vinayaka. The uniqueness of this idol is that it is not elephant headed but instead has the head of a man. Vighnantaka Vinayaka killed the demon Gajamukhasura.
Naramukha Ganesha - Ganapatheeshwaram in Tamilnadu.
Dodda Ganesha Temple was constructed in 16th century and is dedicated to a sacred bull – Nandi carved out of a single granite block. situated on Bull Temple Road in Basavanagudi. The temple is a typical specimen of Dravidian architecture. It has a huge monolithic statue of Ganapathi which is about 18ft height and 16ft width. Also known as Shakthi Ganapathi and Satya Ganapathi, this idol of Ganesh is believed to be growing on its right side.
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Ice idol of Ganesha - At Amarnath
Amarnath Gumpha: An ice idol of Bal Ganesha is seen here. The Amarnath shrine is located approximately 145 km from Srinagar, 4,175 m above sea level. The path leading to the holy cave of Amarnathji is inaccessible in the winters. This is because from September to June, the weather conditions in the area are extremely hostile and the path remains covered with snow. The Amar Nath pilgrimage tour from Kashmir is possible only in monsoons, i.e. from July to August.The Amarnath yatra holds great significance for the devotees, especially of Lord Shiva. It is believed that an ice Shivalinga forms in the cave of Amarnath in every lunar month. The Shivalinga starts taking shape on the first day of the bright half of the month and forms fully on the full moon day and then begins to dissolve on the no moon day. There are four to five ice figures resembling various deities inside the Amarnath cave. As per the custom, the largest one is believed to be of Amarnath (Lord Shiva), one on its left of Lord Ganesha and ones on the right of Parvati and Bhairava respectively.
Ekadanta Ganesha
Ekadanta is a name of Lord Ganesh, who is said to have broken one of his tusks to write the Mahabharata. Eka means Single and Danta means tooth. Ekdant Ganapati Temple, located in Dhragadhra, Surendranagar. This idol is about 7 ft and is carved in a single stone and has only one tooth. The broken tusk is missing. It is extremely rare to find such an idol.


Shadbhuja Ganesha
Shadbhuja Ganesha temple is located in Baijanath, Kangada. Gnyaneshwar, describes Lord Ganesha in his book Gnyaneshwari and named the six weapons held by Lord Ganesha. The same weapons are found in the hands of this idol of Lord Ganesha.It is a known fact that the number of Ganesha’s arms has always varied from ancient times. His best-known forms have between two and sixteen arms. Many depictions of Ganesha feature four arms, which is mentioned in Puranic sources and codified as a standard form His earliest images had two arms while forms with 14 and 20 arms appeared in central India during the 9th and 10th centuries. The 6 armed Ganesha can also be found in the 32 Forms of Ganesh in Agamic Scriptures. Kshipraprasaada Ganapati, Red colored image of six armed Ganapati. Trimukha Ganapati, Red colored image of Ganesha with three faces and six arms seated on a golden lotus and Ucchishta Ganapati, Blue colored image of six armed Ganapati with his consort.

Wednesday, September 16, 2015




Monday, September 7, 2015

Srirangapatna

Srirangapatna, a historical place belongs to Mandya district of Karnataka state in India. This place is located on the Mysore-Bangalore highway and is at a distance of 15 KM from Mysore. This place is also called as the island fortress - Srirangapatna. This was the capital of Hyder Ali and his son Tipu Sultan, popularly known as tiger of Mysore. Tipu's summer palace is now converted as a museum. Tipu Sultan died after a long battle with the English kingdom. The area where his body was found is well marked. One must visit this place and pay respect to this great Indian hero.



Wednesday, September 2, 2015

108 Shiva Temples in Kerala created by Lord Parasurama...

Present day Kerala, "God’s own country", is the ribbon-like green stretch of land placed between the Arabian Sea and the Western Ghats - a chain of high hills which begins from south of Thiruvananthapuram (also colloquially referred as Trivandrum) to the small town of Kasargode on the border with Karnataka state. Legend says that Parasurama, an incarnation of Maha Vishnu, gifted all the land he conquered from Kshatriya kings, as per instruction of Lord Rama. When he found that he did not have any place to live, he came to a place called Gokarna near the Western Ghats mountains and threw his marble axe into the sea. The land reclaimed by him from the sea is the present day Kerala, although Gokarna and a large stretch of land, said to have been reclaimed by Parasurama, are now in the state of Karnataka. 
 ശ്രീമദ്ദക്ശീണകൈലാസം  ശ്രീപേരൂരു രവീശ്വരം
അചീന്ദ്രം ചൊവ്വരമ് മാത്തൂര് തൃപ്പരങ്ങോട്ടഥ മുണ്ഡയൂര്
ശ്രീമമന്ധാമ്കുന്നു ചൊവ്വല്ലൂര് പാണഞ്ചേരികൊരട്ടിയും
പൊരാണ്ഡുക്കാട്ടുവുങ്ങ്ന്നൂര് കൊല്ലൂരും തിരുമങ്ഗലം
തൃക്കാരിയൂരുകുന്നപ്രമ് ശ്രീവെള്ളൂരഷ്ടമങ്ഗലം
ഐരാണിക്കുളവും കൈനൂര് ഗോകർണ്ണമെറണാകുളം
പാരിവാലൂരടാട്ടുമ് നല്പരപ്പില് ചാത്തമങ്ഗലം
പാറാപറമ്പു തൃക്കൂരു പനയൂരു വയറ്റില
വൈക്കം  രാമേശ്വരം മറ്റുമേറ്റുമാനൂര് എടകൊളം
ചെമ്മന്തട്ടാലുവാ പിന്നെ തിരുമിറ്റകോട്ടു ചേര്ത്തല
കല്ലാറ്റുപുഴ തൃക്കുന്നു ചെറുവത്തൂരു ചൊങ്ങണം
തൃക്കപാലേശ്വരം  മൂന്നും  അവിട്ടത്തൂര് ചെരുമ്മല
കൊല്ലത്തും  കാട്ടുകമ്പാല പഴയനൂരു പേരകം
ആതമ്പള്യേരമ്പളിക്കാടു ചേരാനെല്ലാരു മാനിയൂര്
തളിനാലു കൊടുങ്ങല്ലൂര് വഞ്ചിയൂര് വഞ്ചുളേശ്വരം
പാഞ്ഞാര്കുളം  ചിറ്റുകുളം  ആലത്തൂരഥ കൊട്ടിയൂര്
തൃപ്പാളൂരു പെരുന്തട്ട തൃത്താല തിരുവല്ലയുമ്
വാഴപള്ളി പുതുപ്പള്ളി മംഗലം  തിരുനക്കര
കൊടുമ്പൂര് അഷ്ടമിക്കോവിൽ  പട്ടണിക്കാട്ടുനഷ്ടയിൽ
കിള്ളിക്കുറിശ്ശിയും  പുത്തൂര് കുംഭസംഭവമന്ദിരം
സോമേശ്വരഞ്ചവെങ്ങാല്ലൂര് കൊട്ടാരക്കര കണ്ടിയൂര്
പാലയൂരു മഹാദേവനെല്ലൂരഥനെടുമ്പുര
മണ്ണൂര് തൃച്ചളിയൂര് ശൃങ്ഗപുരം  കോട്ടുരു മമ്മിയൂര്
പറമ്പുമ് തളളി തിരുനാവയ്ക്കരീക്കാട്ടു തെന്മല
കോട്ടപ്പുറം  മുതുവറവളപ്പായ് ചേന്ദമങ്ഗലം
തൃക്കണ്ഡിയൂര് പെരുവനം  തിരുവാല്ലൂര് ചിറയ്ക്കാലും
ഇപ്പറഞ്ഞവ നൂറ്റെട്ടുമ് ഭക്തിയൊത്തു പഠിയ്ക്കുവോര്
ദേഹമ് നശിക്കിലെത്തീടുമ് മഹാദേവന്റെ സന്നിധൗ
പ്രദോഷത്തില് ജപിച്ചാകിലശേഷ ദുരിതമ് കെടുമ്
യത്രയത്ര ശിവക്ഷേത്രമ് തത്രതത്ര നമാമ്യഹമ്

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