On 27th Feb 2016 I received a forward mail in response to my previous post Part 1. Bhimashankar Dham Guwahati Assam. “I have read your description about the Bhimeswar at Pamohi in Guwahati. If you have done a research on this… Continue Reading
Triambakeshwar Jyotirlinga is located 25 km from Nashik, Maharashtra. It is said that the Jyotirlinga at Triambakeshwar has its three faces representing Lord Brahma, Lord Vishnu and Lord Rudra. The temple is ancient. However, the current structure was renovated in the 18th century… Continue Reading
Flanked by breath taking views of snow-clad peaks of Himalayas at a height of 3585 m from Sea level on the banks of River Mandakini, Kedareswar is the highest point where Maha Deva’s presence is indeed felt in the manifestation… Continue Reading
The name Deoghar which means god’s house in Hindi, seems to be of recent origin and probably dates from erection of the great temple of Lord Baidyanath. It has been referred as Haritakivan, Ketakivan, etc., in sanskrit texts. Certain parts… Continue Reading
Deoghar also known as baidyanath dham is a town, in Northern Part of the newly formed state of Jharkhand, in north eastern India. It is a major rail and road junction and agricultural trade centre. An ancient town, it is… Continue Reading
Baidhyanath Jyotirlinga Mandir is located at Deogarh in erstwhile Bihar, now Jharkhand. It is believed that this Jyotirling fulfills all wishes – spiritual as well as material. Hence, it is also called the Kaamna Ling. It is believed that this… Continue Reading
Shaivite form of worship has also assigned importance to the adoration of eigth Bhairavas. Kaal Bhairava is the foremost among them. Skandpurana has made a mention of the temple of Kaalbhairava in its Avanti Khanda. According to some antique tradition,… Continue Reading
The NagChandreshwar or Naga Chandreswara temple of Ujjain is opened to the public every year only on Nag Panchmi. The Mahakaleshwar Jyotirlinga temple at Ujjain is in three levels, with the Mahakaleswara Jyotirlinga being at the Firstlevel, the omkaresvara Lingam being… Continue Reading
On a mountain called Devagiri, there were a pious Brahmana named Sudharma and his wife Sudeha but she was barren and had no child. Sudeha proposed that her younger sister, Ghushma or Kusuma who was a staunch devotee of Parameswara… Continue Reading
The Temple town of Bhagavan Siva’s emergence of the penutimate Jyotirlinga of Ramalingesa happens to be celebration point of Lord Rama’s glorious victory over Ravana paying Rama’s dutiful homage to Bhagavan. Having crossed ‘Setu Bandhan’ across the Sea on the… Continue Reading
