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21/11/2023

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01/06/2022

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01/05/2022

Faith meets Nature at a wonderful hidden waterfall.

Beji Griya Waterfall, Somewhere deep inside a jungle in Bali, Indonesia.

Bali has many waterfalls but this one is nevertheless one of the special and completely hidden in a forest of greenery. At first you only hear the sound of water and when you walk further down and WOW. There is the possibility to go through the waterfall.

18/04/2022

An unfinished marvel, looks like a blooming lotus!

Located in Kalugumalai, a hill in Thoothukudi in Tamil Nadu, Vettuvan Koil Temple carved out from a single granite rock, like the Kailasa Temple in Ellora Caves.

It's an example of incredible engineering of Ancient India, believed to have been built during the 8th century by Pandyas.

16/04/2022

The Mesmerizing Tara Tarini Maha Shaktipeeth

Tara-Tarini at Kumari hills on the bank of River Rushikulya near Purushottampur in Ganjam District is one of the most ancient Shakti pithas of Odisha.

Goddess Tara-Tarini have been regarded as the presiding deity 🚩Ista -Devi 🚩 in almost every house in South Odisha .
This important and famous Shakti Pitha is situated on a hill top at a distance of 30 kms towards on the south bank of river Rushikulya .

15/04/2022

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22/03/2022

Have you ever visit this Hindu temple built between the 8th and 9th centuries.

A priceless unfinished Pandiyan monolith cave temple.

Similar to the UNESCO world-famous Kailasa Temple, in Ellora, this is also carved from a single rock.

Constructed in the Pandiyan architecture and carved from single granite rock, the Vettuvan Kovil in Kalugumalai is the only known example of a Pandya era monolithic temple that was carved out in three dimensions, in-situ from the top of the hillock. Lord Shiva is the chief deity here. The temple is completed from the roof-kapota portion to the shikhara while it is unfinished at the lower level.

The fascinating aspect of the sculptures of Vettuvan Kovil is that they are in asana (seated) postures. Also, this is the only site where Dakshinamurthy is depicted playing the Mridanga (a percussion instrument), while in all other places, he is depicted playing the Veena.

About 7.5 meters of the mountain is excavated in a rectangular fashion and in the middle, the Vettuvan Kovil in Kalugumalai is sculpted from a single piece of rock. The carvings reflect the southern temple style of the Pandya era. Only the top portion of the temple is completed.

22/03/2022

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21/03/2022

One of the most pious temples of India and a part of Chardham Yatra– Badrinath Temple has a lot of significance for Hindu devotees. People can visit the divine sanctum of Lord Badrinath from 8th May 2022 and the tentative closing date of the temple is 20th November 2022. The opening and closing dates of Badrinath Temple are decided on the occasion of Basant Panchmi and Vijay Dashmi respectively.
Badrinath is a holy shrine that’s tucked away in the Narayan and Nar ranges of Uttarakhand. It is one of the most important temples for Hindus that is located in the Chamoli district. It is also one of the temples that is a part of the Chardham yatra.
BADRINATH TEMPLE OPENING DATE
The opening date of Badrinath Temple was 8th May 2022. The date gets decided on the occasion of Basant Panchmi every year.
Here are a few important covid guidelines that every devotee has to follow:

Everyone has to register online and obtain the E-pass before entering the premises.
The devotees have to obtain an RT-PCR test after which should not be later than 72 hours.
For those who have got both of their doses, and RT-PCR test is not mandatory.
There are limited E-passes that will be allotted each day, so it is better to get yours beforehand for visiting the Badrinath Temple.
BADRINATH TEMPLE CLOSING DATE
There is a tentative closing date of the Badrinath Temple which is 20th November (Tentative), The final date will be released on the occasion of Vijay Dashmi.
According to the official, the tentative closing date of the Badrinath Temple is 20th November.

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There are several legends that are narrated by the locals speaking about the reason why Badrinath is so important. Nevertheless, a lot of people throng the temple every year to offer their prayers to the Lord and seek his blessings. Badrinath Temple remains closed for 6 months during the winter season due to heavy snowfall. It only opens in May and remains open for 6 months. Although this temple is dedicated to Lord Badrinath or Vishal Badri (one of the forms of Lord Vishnu), a lot of people do believe that it is also home to the mythical bird Garuda.
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20/03/2022

This place below is Kalugumalai a hidden gem near Madurai in Tamilnadu.

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04/03/2022

ஒவ்வொரு வருடமும.இந்திய சுதந்திர தினமான ஆகஸ்ட்15 அன்று. சிதம்பரம் நடராஜர் கோவிலில் ஒரு விசேஷம் உண்டு அதாவது அன்றைய தினம் அதிகாலையில் நமது தேசியக்கொடியை வெள்ளித்தட்டில் வைத்து நடராஜர் முன்பாக பூஜை செய்கிறார்கள் பிறகு அந்தக் கொடியை மேளதாளத்துடன் எடுத்து வந்து கோயிலின் கிழக்கு கோபுரத்தில் ஏற்றி மரியாதை செய்கிறார்கள்.இது வேறெந்த வழிபாட்டுத் தலத்திலும் இல்லாத சிறப்பாகும்.

01/03/2022

Shivratri wishes 🙏🏻

28/02/2022

How to prepare to celebrate Mahashivaratri

Mahashivaratri is the most important celebration for all yogis around the world. It is the holly night of Shiva. As promised, Shiva bestows his Grace upon his devotees and worshipers, the Grace of stopping the chain of reincarnations, thus granting the spiritual liberation, and removing the biggest sufferance in the world: the ignorance.

There are many traditional rules that are respected in India, such as fasting with water or with special juice and eating only special food prepared beforehand, taking a ritualistic bath in the Gange for purification, reciting mantras and singing devotional songs, etc.

How can a western yogi prepare and celebrate this special day and night? Here are some suggestions that we can integrate in our routine:
- Keep a state of internalization as much as possible
- For a day, remove trivial thoughts and activities
- Take a few hours away from TV, smartphone, social media
- For a few hours refrain from over-talking, gossip, small talk
- Light a tea-candle in a dedicated place, and offer it to the Supreme, God or even to Shiva (and supervise it continuously as it burns completely)
- Play Mahamrityunjaya mantra (easily to find on internet)
- If you are initiated into the Laya Yoga meditation, you can do the Laya Yoga meditation with one of Shiva’s mantras (we offer this initiation in our courses of Esoteric Integral Yoga and Intensive Ta**ra Yoga)
- Create a special place, an altar, dedicated to Shiva, where you place fresh fruits, freshly cut flowers (or a pot with a beautiful flower or flowers), honey, and an image of Shiva (the one you like the most among the photos that are abundant on internet)
- Create a state of sacredness in your heart, by disconnecting yourself from the outside noisy world
- Bring peace into your mind and soul
- Be present Here and Now
…and you are ready for the special meditation of communion with Shiva on the special occasion of MAHASHIVARATRI, tonight from 11.00 pm to 01.00 am.

26/02/2022

His Devotion, forever Supreme.

Located on the extreme end of Sahyadri mountains in Khed Ghat region in the village of Bhorgiri (125Km away from Pune), Maharashtra, the Bhimashankar Mandir is one of the Jyotirlinga, amongst the 12 jyotirlingas situated all over India.

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14/02/2022

Shakti is sagun and Shiva is nirgun because Shiva's gunas were stripped off to let Shakti emerge. The androgynous energy split into two. Shiva became the non-reactive (potential) half while Shakti became the reactive (kinetic) half. This is seen in depiction of Mahakali wherein Shiva is immobile, lying down and Shakti is mobile, in charge. This is shown by her stepping on his chest. It is not an expression of shame but a representation of Prakriti's wild, untameable nature. Since, Shiva and Shakti are two halves of the same Universal energy flux, it is the manifested half of Shiva (Shakti) that steps on the unmanifested half (Shiva). The Shivlinga is a symbol of firmness, of immobility while Shakti demonstrates mobility. The minute we think we have perceived or understood Shiva, we have converted Shiva into Shakti. Shiva can never be perceived. It is beyond the senses. All that we can capture in our senses is Shakti - Maya. The minute we give a form to the formless, it becomes Shakti and ceases to be Shiva. So, we meet Shakti and not Shiva. Only upon death of the senses can Shiva be unveiled. Thus, it is said that Shakti is the dynamic Shiva and Shiva is the static Shakti. It is the same energy that is exhibited differently. Therefore, Shiva and Shakti are worshipped as a pair. While he is Shunya, she is everything but Shunya and together they make one complete unit. This is a subtle reminder to the Purush that his way is only through Prakriti.

11/02/2022

Trending How Detailed Is The Statue Of Equality?

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi unveiled the Statue of Equality in Hyderabad recently and marked the 1000th birth anniversary of the saint. The statue of Bhakti Saint Sri Ramanujacharya has 54 beautiful lotus petals and along with 36 crafted elephants that rest under the statue. It also has 18 stone carved sankhas and, further, 18 stone-carved chakras.

09/02/2022

𝙱𝚊𝚍𝚛𝚒𝚗𝚊𝚝𝚑.. 🙏🏻

The Badrinath Temple also known as the Badrinarayan Temple, located in Uttarakhand's Badrinath town, is one of the four Char Dhams (four important pilgrimages) in the state. There are four pilgrim-destinations namely Yamunotri, Gangotri, Kedarnath, and Badrinath, collectively known as Char Dham. These pilgrimage centres draw large number of pilgrims each year, thus becoming the most important hubs of religious travel in the whole of Northern India.