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There are many temples of snakes in all over India and among them "NAGCHANDRESHWAR temple" of ujjain is very famous. It is present in the premises of Mahakal temple and in 3rd floor .
The important things about this temple is that, it opens only once in a year
and on Panchmi of shrawan shukla paksh as per hindu panchang.
It is believed that Nagraj TAKSHAK lives in this temple. Once the king of snakes 'Takshak has done severe penance ' to please lord shiva. Bholenath became happy with him and blessed him with
immortality. After that Takshak has started living with lord shiva in Mahakal-Van. But Takshak wants to live in silence and alone and so for this this temple is open once in a year.
It is believed that Naagraaj Takshak himself lives in this temple
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Sri Yaganti Uma Maheswara Venkateswar Swamy Temple
The Water flows into the Pushkarini pond from the bottom of the hill through the mouth of a Nandi.
Sri Uma Maheswara Venkateshwara Swamy temple consecrated to Lord Shiva is in Kurnool District of Andhra Pradesh.
The presiding deities in this temple are Lord Shiva along with Goddess Parvati and Nandi. The unique feature of the temple is the huge Nandi which stands in main temple gate. Sri Uma Maheswara Temple was built in the 15th century by King Harihara Rayalu of Sangama
Dynasty of the Vijayanagara Empire.
Pushkarini, a small pond is seen in the temple complex, The Water flows into the Pushkarini pond from the bottom of the hill through the mouth of a Nandi. The origin of this fresh and sweet water remains unknown. It is a mystery that how
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Anyone visiting old Mahabaleshwar in Maharashtra is likely to know about the Panchganga Temple, the temple where the waters of five rivers - Koyna, Krishna, Veena, Savitri and Gayatri come together. But right behind the parking for the Panchaganga temple, there is a
small well marked trail which takes you to another temple well worth exploring the Krishnabai temple.
The path takes you through the woodland to a clearing at the side of a hill, and what has to be one of the more dramatic temple settings.
The temple is dedicated to Shiva,
and consists of an arcades court which was possibly open originally but later roofed over, with a high stone wall at the rear.
Here is the supposed source of the Krishna river, with direct parallels with the nearby Panchaganga Temple in having that water pass through a stone
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One day, one Panda from Jagannath Puri arrived to King Jayasingha’s palace in Jaipur. The King warmly received the Panda and treated him well. The Panda brought Mahaprasadam from Jagannath Puri and gave it to the king. The King happily accepted the Mahaprasasdam
and took good care of Panda during his stay. As Panda was preparing to leave the king gave many gifts to Panda. It was king’s generous nature to very nicely treat anyone coming from Jagannath Puri. The queen too gave many ornaments to Panda as a gift. Princess Vishnupriya gave
some gold coins to Panda and wondered what she should give to the Lird Jagannath Prabhu. She thought of giving something very precious to the Lord. With a golden pen she whoa letter to Lord Jagannath on a leaf called Bijapatra and she prepared Kasturi musk as special ink for
Located in Kumbakonam, Tamil Nadu, Ramaswamy Temple is a revered Hindu temple dedicated to one of Vishnu's ten avatars, Lord Rama. The temple is enshrined by Lord Rama where he sits
in the sanctum in the coronation posture with his consort Sita Devi at his side, flanked by the idols of his brothers Lakshmana, Bharatha, Chatruguna (in standing position) and Hanuman (in worshipping position). Believed to have been built in the 16th century by the
Nayakkar Prime Minister- Govinda Dikshitar, the temple also has commercial corridor connecting it to the older Chakrapani Temple built by the same ruler.
The main deity of the temple is Lord Rama himself, and his chief companions throughout the story
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“Sadguru ADVICE TO 60-YEARS OLD & OLDER* Must read ...
*Because none of us have many years to live, and we can't take along anything when we go, so we don't have to be too thrifty.*
*Spend the money that should be
spent, enjoy what should be enjoyed, donate what you are able to donate*
*DON'T WORRY about what will happen after we are gone, because when we return to dust, we will feel nothing about praises or criticisms. The time to enjoy the worldly life and your hard earned wealth will
be over!*
*DON'T WORRY too much about your children, for children will have their own destiny and should find their own way. Care for them, love them, give them gifts but also enjoy your money or what is left of it, while you can. Life should have