#Leli gang always promotes their content and authors of that content. Why not we The Sanatanis' do the same. Here is a #Thread On the Great book,"Sanatan Dharma:Vaidik Gateway to the Next Century" by @writermanojsing.
1/n
@RatanSharda55 @igopalgoswami @RadharamnDas Written in English this 312 pages book is an ocean of Sanatana-based knowledge. Sanatani Cultural traditions have a deep-rooted natural science. This book is going to open that treasure of knowledge for its readers. @mananbhattnavy @VikasSaraswat @UdayMahurkar

#Thread
Shri Naina Devi Mandir, Bilaspur H.P
Shree Naina Devi Ji, the Kuldevi of millions of Hindus throughout the globe. The mandir is located on the top of a hill at an altitude of about 1200 meters. It was built by King Bir Chand of the Chandel dynasty in the 8th century. Pouranik story is related to Yagna of Daksha Prajapati, Father of Devi Sati. Bhagavan Shiva was not invited by king Daksha Prajapati in that Yagna. Sati felt insulted, and she burnt herself alive in Yagna Kund, after this incident Shiva became extremely distressed.

#Thread
Kathgarh Shiva Temple:
Dedicated to Bhagvan Shiva and Maa Parvati. Here large Shivalingam is divided vertically in two parts. Bigger portion is worshiped as Shiva and the smaller as Parvati. Distance between two parts keeps increasing/decreasing as per changing seasons. According to “Shiv Purana” there was a battle between Vishnu and Brahama for supremacy. They were about to use “Pashupat” which would have brought ruin and destruction all around. So Shiva appeared as a fire pillar between the two to stop them. @hathyogi31

#Thread
How many of you knew about a river/spring having "Boiling Water" and can be used to cook “Langar”. Rice can be cooked in a muslin bag or tied up in cloth dipped into hot water pool.
If No idea ! Let me tell you about Manikaran Saahib Temple, Kullu, HP: @Aabhas24 Situated at Parvati Valley at the bank of Parvati river at an altitude of about 1,829 mtrs. Sacred pilgrimage place for Hindu-Sikhs both. Manikaran Means "Mani of ear" of Mata Parvati. Temples of Shiva, Raghunath Ji, Maa Naina and a Gurudwara fulfils this place with divinity.

#Thread
Once again Nation is witnessing selfless service of @RSSorg and its Ssevaks during this #CoronaLockdown. But how many people know about Role of RSS in Freedom Struggle, this question is raised by #Leli gang & their ilks. Stay with me for answer. @RatanSharda55 I am going to tell you about a book written by @RatanSharda55 entitled "The Sangh and Swaraj- Role of RSS in Freedom Struggle". A small book of just 102 pages but bigger in content and rare information highlighting untold facts and faces of RSS and its swayamsevaks. @Aabhas24

#Thread
"सन्यासी को तो आज कोई भिक्षा भी नहीं देता, लेकिन प्रधानमंत्री नरेंद्र मोदी ने एक सन्यासी को पूरा उत्तरप्रदेश संभालने के लिए दे दिया,क्यों? देश @myogiadityanath जी की कार्यशैली को देखकर भूरी भूरी प्रसंशा कर रहा है, पर क्या उनके बारे में सही जानकरी रखता है। #SanataniYoddha चलिए एक पुस्तक के बारे में बताता हूँ जो अंग्रेजी में हैरी पोर्टर की सीरीज प्रकाशित करने वाले प्रकाशन @BloomsburyIndia ने प्रकाशित की है, लेखक है @sdeo76 जिनकी 8 पुस्तके पाठकों को आकर्षित करती हैं, इन्होने ही लिखी है योगी जी प्रामाणिक जीवनी, "राज-योगी -गोरखनाथ से आदित्यनाथ तक"

MAA BAGLAMUKHI TEMPLE: #Thread
In HP people around the globe generally visit Jwala Ji, Chamunda, Chintpurni, Naina Devi temples. But let me tell you about "MahabharataKaalin"Temple of Maa Pitaambra "MAA BAGLAMUKHI" in Kangra Disst. HP. #mybeautifulindia @vivekagnihotri Situated, Just 22 Km from Jwala ji and about 30 Km from Kangra at a place "Bankhandi" in Kotla village. According to "Janashruti" Pandavas worshiped here Maa Bagulamukhi before "Mahabharata Yudhha" Following Instruction from Krishna, Pandavas built this temple in one night.

Hateshwari Mata : #Thread
I believe you know about "Mahisasurmardini" and how Maa Durga got this name. This temple at Hatkoti, Shimla, is dedicated to Hateshwari Mata who took Avtaara to slay Mahishasura, as per Janashrutis'. Trust me this #thread is going to mesmerize you. The foundation of the temples was laid way back during the Gupta period (6th -9th century AD) . According to Legends, Temple was established by Pandvas during "Agyatwas" and also Janashrutis' are It was set up by Adi Shankaracharya.

Maahunaag Temple:
Situated at an altitiude of 1830 mtrs, Karsog valley, distt. Mandi, HP. This Temple is devoted to Karna (Mahabharta) locally known as Mahunaga. As per records this Pahaadi style temple was built in 1664 by Raja Shyam Sen. #MyBeautifulIndia @vivekagnihotri The word "MAAHU" means (Bee/Honey bee). As per belief, whenever devotees are in distress and they seek deitys' help, he transforms himself into a Bee and rushes to help them. @NaanOfficialBC #MyBeautifulIndia

MURARI DEVI:
#Thread
Devoted to Murari Devi, Who slayed Demon Moore, This temple is Situated at the height of about 2,133 Mtrs. in Sundernagar, Distt. Mandi, Hiachal Pradesh. The temple is believed to be built by the PANDAVAS during “AGYATWAS” #MyBeautifulIndia @vivekagnihotri One of the two Pindis'(Idols) in the pic.,is known as Shaantkanyaa and second one is Kaalaraatri. Why Goddess named Murari Devi? To know this we have to read the story. Please, as we are trying to Back to Sanatani Roots, one should read this. @Sanjay_Dixit @RatanSharda55

O Sanatani Bharat ! Look what your Ancestors taught You, Just Naming (Chanting/Behaving) of Five Pandavas, what can happen. Yes, You Forgot...
Wake Up O Bharat!
and start right now. #SanataniYodhha 1. धर्मो विवर्धति युधिष्ठिरकीर्तनेन
Dharama flourish if you chant the name of Yudhishthra.
@Aabhas24 @RudraVS

SHIKARI DEVI
The roofless Temple situated at an altitude of 3359 Mtr, Distt. Mandi Himachal. dis temple is said to be estblished by Pandavas during their Agyaatwaas. It is said that Sage Markanday also meditated at dis place for nmber of years. #MyBeautifulIndia @vivekagnihotri It has been observed that despite the fact that temple has no roof, no snow is spotted in temple premises during winters when the entire region around this temple is covered upto several feet by snow. @NaanOfficialBC

KAMRUNAG TEMPLE: Situated at a height of 3,334 Mtr. in Distt. Mandi Himachal. Kamrunag is the King Ratan Yaksha of Mahabharta and was worshiped by Pandavas. The Stroy of Kamrunaag and Khaatu Shyam at Rajsthan are interlinked or almost identical. #MyBeautifulIndia @vivekagnihotri The Story of Kamrunaag is Related to Barbareek, The Son of Ghatotkach in Mahabharta time. Krishna asked his head as Gurudakshina, and After cutting that he Still watched the Mahabharta War. @__Rgaur