Chintamani temple Ashtavinayak Ganpati mandir Theur timings History

The Chintamani temple Theur is a Hindu temple of elephant headed god Lord Ganesha . It is 25 km away from the famous city of Maharashtra Pune . This temple is one of the larger and famous temple amoung the Ashtavinayaka temples .Morya Gosavi went under meditation and attained siddhi. Morya Gosavi’s son constructed this temple to commemorate the event. At Theyoor in the Haveli Taluka of Pune district in Maharashtra is the Ashtavinayak temple dedicated to Chintamani Vinayak. The village is along the river Mulamutha. Lord Ganesha as Chintamani is god who brings peace of mind and drives away all perplexities of the mind.

Chaintamani temple History

Chintamani temple

The history of the Chintamani Ganesh Temple dates back to the ancient period when the people used to believe in the notion that the gods and he goddesses come alive on the earth for their purpose or to attend their follower's ardent prayers; from such a notion came the idea that the Lord Ganesh came into the earth and created the temple for himself in Ujjain is very popular.During Sagar Manthan, churning of the sea by the Gods and the Demons, Amrita or nectar came up from the ocean. One drop fell in Ujjain thereby making it sacred. Whosoever visits this place shall be filled with all the blessings of the Gods and Goddesses residing there.

Chintamani temple timings

• 6:00 Am to 10:00 Pm

How to reach to Chintamani Mandir theur

In Haveli Taluka of District Pune, Theur is at the distance of 25 km from Pune.

• Theur is situted on the confluence of the Mula, Mutha & Bhima rivers
• On ones way to Khandala from Mumbai one passes the Borghat. Theyur lies just after the Borghat.
• On Pune Solapur highway, after Hadapsar and Loni, at a distance of 3kms. From Loni a small road to the left leads to Theur.
• One can get buses for Theyoor from the Sarasbaug and Poolgate bus depots in Pune.

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Mahalakshmi temple Kolhapur Darshan Timings and History of Mahalaxmi Mandir

Mahalakshmi temple kolhapur is situated inKolhapur Maharashtra India . It is one of the Shaktipitha among the India also known as the Dakshin Kashi . It is listed in various Puranas of Hinduism . According to Puranas Shaktipeeth means place of Godess of Power. It is believed that this is the place where some one can fullfill his or her desires or obtain salvation from thems .

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History of Mahalaxmi temple

The temple belongs , architecturally , to the kannada Chalukya empire , and may have been first build circa 700 AD. The Image of goddess is made from Gemstone and weight about 40 KG . The Idol of Mahalakshmi is made from black stone is 3 feet of height . There is also Shriyantra carved on one of the walls in the temple . The Idol of lion which is Vahan of the goddess is standing behind the statue .

The crown contains an image of the Sheshnag — the serpent of Vishnu. In Her four hands, the deity of Mahalakshmi holds objects of symbolic value. The lower right hand holds a mhalunga (a citrus fruit), in the upper right, a large mace (kaumodaki) with its head touching the ground, in the upper left a shield (khetaka), and in the lower left, a bowl (panpatra).

Unlike most Hindu sacred images, which face north or east, the image of this deity looks west (Pashchim). There is a small open window on the western wall, through which the light of the setting sun falls on the face of the image for three days around the 21st of each March and September.

Legends of Mahalaxmi mandir Kolhapur

 The Karavira Mahatmya states that Vishnu resides in the form of Mahalakshmi at Kolhapur. Legend has it that Kolhasura, a demon that tormented the Gods and other beings, was destroyed by Mahalakshmi here at Karavira, and that the spot of his death became a thirtha and that she took abode here in a shrine which constitutes the temple today. (Legend also has it that Parvati - Kolhambika destroyed the demon Kolhasura at Tryambakeshwar).

History

 Although several parts of the temple are of the second half of the second millennium CE, epigraphic references place the deity in the 7th century CE, and the temple in the 10th century CE. For a period in the interim, this temple had fallen out of worship and the image of the Goddess was housed elsewhere. Worship was restored in the year 1715 after the Marathas rose to power.

The Temple

 The main entrance Mahadwara of the temple is the western entrance. Upon entering the Mahadwara one is confronted with several deepamaalas on either side, and enters the Garuda mandap with square pillars and foliated arches of wood, characteristic of Maratha temples. This mandap dates back to the 18th century. An image of garuda faces the sanctum. Another stone mandap, on a raised platform enshrining Ganesh, also faces the sanctum. Following this is the mandap with three shrines facing west. The central one is that of Mahalakshmi and the two on either side are those of Mahakali and Mahasaraswathi.

The temple complex exhibits mortarless construction echoing the style of the early Deccan temples. Also to be noted here are the horizontal mouldings and the vertical offsets which create a rich light and shade pattern. Also seen in this temple is a rich display of sculpture of figurines in dancing poses, musicians, gods and goddesses. The three sancta have rather simple shikharas of brick and mortar dating back to the 19th century.

The image of Mahalakshmi carved in black stone is 3 feet in height. The Shri yantra is carved on one of the walls in the temple. The sanctum is designed such that once a year, the setting rays of the sun fall on the face of the image of Mahalakshmi for a period of 3 days in the months of Pisces and Leo.

Above the Mahalakshmi sanctum is a shrine with a Shivalingam and a nandi. The devakoshtas house Venkatesha, Katyayani and Gowri Shankar - facing the north, east and the south. There are a number of subsidiary shrines in the courtyard to the Navagrahas, Surya, Mahishasuramardini, Vitthal-Rakhmai, Shiva, Vishnu, Tulja Bhavani and others. Some of these images date back to the 11th century, while some are of recent origin. Also located in the courtyard is the temple tank Manikarnika Kund, on whose bank is a shrine to Visweshwar Mahadev.

Worship

 Five worship services are offered each day here. The first one is at 5 am, and it involves the waking of the deity with a Kakada - torch, to the accompaniment of hymns. The second worship service at 8 am involves the offeirng of the Shodashopachara pooja consisting of 16 elements. The afternoon and evening services and the Shejaarati pooja constitute the three other services.

A festival image of the deity is taken out in procession around the temple courtyard each Friday, and on full moon days.

Mahalaxmi temple timings

4.00 a.m.     Opening of the Temple Entrance Gate.
4.00 a.m. to 4.30 a.m     Ghantanaad (Ringing of the bell)
4.45 a.m.     Opening of Main Door by the High Priest (Hakkadar Pujari) for that day.
5.30 a.m.     Padhya Pooja (Washing the feet of the idol Goddess Mahalaxmi by Milk.)
5.45 a.m.     Kakada Aarati of the Goddess Mahalaxmi.
8.30 a.m.     Ghantanaad (Ringing of the bell) and Snan Abhishek (Bathing of the main idol. Goddess Mahalaxmi)
9.30 a.m.     Aarati and Shankh Trith
11.30 a.m.     Ghantanaad and Abhishek (Milk Bathing of the main idol. Goddess Mahalaxmi)
12.30 to 1.00 p.m.     Aarati and Shankh Tirth
1.30 to 2.30 p.m.     Alankar Pooja. Salankruti
(i.e. Goddess is decorated with beautiful Gold ornaments, Sari and Blouse) This Pooja is kept upto 8.30 p.m. in the evening
8.00 p.m.     Ghantanaad (Ringing of the bell)
8.15 p.m.     Aarati
8.30 p.m. to 9.00 p.m.     Mantrapushp and removing the Alankar (Gold ornaments.) and simple Pooja is performed
10.00 p.m.     Ghantanaad (Ringing of the bell)
10.15 p.m.     Shejarati (Last Aarti of the day.)
10.30 p.m.     Temple's Doors are closed.

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Shirdi Sai Baba Temple , Sai history Timing and information about temple

Shirdi is a town in Rahatak Taluka of Ahmednagar Distric of Maharashtra india. It is very well-known place in india due to a great saint named Sai Baba Who was well known Sain, Sant, Fakir , Satguru etc. There is a beautiful and famous temple of this Fakir named Sai temple. Every day thousands of people come to Shirdi only to have visit to this temple .

Shirdi Sai Baba

Shirdi Sai Baba

Saibaba OF Shirdi also Known as Shirdi ke sai baba was an indian spiritual master . He was Saint, Fakir and satguru. His devotees were both Hindu and Muslim . it remained uncertain that he was Hindu or Muslim .

Sai Baba is worshiped by people all around the world .  He had no love towards perishable things.  His sole concern was self-realization . His message was to spread love , forgiveness, helping others , inner peace and evotion to other dharma gurus . He did'nt belive in any cast or any religion . Sai baba tought us spirituality from both religions Hindu and muslim .  He gave name Dwarkamayi to a mosque where he was living . He practiced Muslim rituals but was burries as a hindu in Shirdi . One of his famous line was "Sab ka Malik Ek"

Sab ka Malik EK

that means "One God Governs All".

Real name Back Ground or History

Sai baba Old image

 If we talk about Sai Baba's real name and his background , i mean about his history like birth , birthplace  these all information are unknown and when ever he was asked about these questions or about his persnal life questions he always gave elusive responses . The name 'Sai' was given to him after his arrival in Shirdi by a local saint of Mahalsapati temple because he recognized him as a muslim saint so he greeted him with the words 'Ya Sai ' , It means wel-come Sai . Sai or Sayi is Persian title to given Saints. It means Poor Saint .  And the Baba means in Indian culture Old man or father or grandfather .

If we saw in early years according to book sai Satcharita Baba arrived to Shirdi when he was 16 years old. He practiced meditation under the neem tree motionlessly , the people of town were shocked to see so young boy practicing this type of very tough penance withouth fearing of any cold or hit , night or day .  Some thought he was mad so throw stones at him .  Ther is some information that he met many saints and fakir , He claimed that he had been part of Rani Laxmi Bai army durring the Indian Rebellion of  1857 . Sai Baba lived in Shirdi first three years then he disappeared for feaw years and again retuned and stayed here his whole life .

Lord Sainath Temple Information

The present sai temple Shirdi is spread aaround 200sq mtrs, situated in center of the village named Shirdi . It is also center of the attraction of the devotees all around the world . Every day aproximately more than 25000 thousands of devotees visit the village shirdi to have the darshan of sai baba . Durring the festival time more than 1 lac vistiros visits the place per day . The temple was renovated durring 1998-99 and now equiped with all basic facilities like Darshan lane , Prasadalay , donation counter , Prasad counter , Railway reservation counter, Book stall canteen etc . The acomodation facility also provided by the Sansthan .

Shirdi Sai Temple Timings 

Here are timings and activities about the shirdi temple
Time    Programme
04:00 AM    Temple Open
04:15 AM    Bhupali
04:30 AM – 05:00 AM    Kakad Aarti (Morning)
05:00 AM    Bhajan in Sai Baba Mandir
05:05 AM    Holy Bath of Shri Sai Baba (Mangal Snaan)

in Samadhi Mandir
05:35 AM    Aarti “Shirdi Majhe Pandharpur“
05:40 AM    Darshan begins in Samadhi Mandir
11:30 AM    Dhuni Pooja with Rice and Ghee in Dwarkamai
12:00 PM – 12:30 PM    Mid Day Aarti
04:00 PM    Pothi (Devotional Reading/Study) in Samadhi Mandir
At Sunset (20 Min.)    Dhoop Aarti
08:30 -10.00 PM    Devotional Songs in Samadhi Mandir & Cultural Programmes (if any)
09:00 PM    Chavadi and Gurusthan Closes
09:30 PM    In Dwarkamai water is offered to Baba,

A mosquito net is hung & the hanging lamp is lit.
09:45 PM    Dwarkamai (the upper part) closes
10:30 – 10:50 PM    Shej (night) Aarti,

After Aarti, A shawl is wrapped around the statue in the Samadhi Mandir,

A Rudraksha mala is put around baba’s neck,

Mosquito net is hung, and a glass of water kept there.
11:15 PM    Samadhi Mandir closes after night Arati
Abhishek Pooja Timings
First Batch    07:00 AM To 08:00 AM
Second Batch    09:00 AM To 10:00 AM
Third Batch*    11:00 AM To 12:00 AM

* Depends on Crowd

Note: Amount payable for Abhishek Pooja is Rs 101/- only
Satyananarayan Pooja Timings
First Batch    07:00 AM To 08:00 AM
Second Batch    09:00 AM To 10:00 AM
Third Batch    11:00 AM To 12:00 AM
Fourth Batch*    01:00 PM To 02:00 PM
Fifth Batch*    03:00 PM To 04:00 PM

*Depends on the crowd

Palanquin Program is arranged on Every Thursday at 09:15 PM
Darshan Line will be Closed During
After Noon Aarti    11:15 AM To 01:00 PM
After Shej Aarti    10:00 PM Onwards
Before Dhup Aarti    Half Hour Before Aarti

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Titwala Ganesh mandir Ganpati temple history and timings Titwala

Titwala Ganesh mandir Maharashtra ke Titwaka kalyan naam ke chhote se sahaher me bahot hi prasiddha aur pauranik Ganesh mandir hai , jaha bhakt jan apne man ki mano kamna puri karne aur bhagwan Ganpati ke darshan karne aate hai . Har saal hajaro bhakt Titwala Ganesh Mandir me Bhagwan ganpati ki puja karne ka avsar pate hai .

Titwala Ganesh mandir Maha Ganesh temple ke naam se bhi jana jata hai . Iss mandir ki parshwa bhoomi per najar kare to ye mandir 11th century me bana hua architechture lagta hai .

History of Titwala Ganesh Mandir

Titwala temple ki sthapna Sage Kanwa dwara hui thi . Kaha jata hai ki bahot lambe samay ki asahmati ke baad Raja Dushyant aur Devi Shakuntala ne yaha pe shadi ki thi . Mana Jata hai ke Titwala Ganesh ki Murti waha Talab banane ke samay gayab ho gai thi ya to pani me dub gai thi . Ye bhi kaha jata hai ke madhav Rao ke shasan ke darmiyan waha ke logo ki pani ki samsya dur karne ke liye unho ne tank banwaya tha , us tankke darmiyan unhe ganesh ki murti yaha dafan hui mili thi . Uske tuarant baad mandir ke renovation ka kaam shuru kiya gaya. Prarambhik taur pe yaha mandir ek sabha mandap ke jese chhota sa lakdio se banaya gaya tha , jo achhchhi halat me nai tha .  Fir 1965-66 me usi jagah mandir ka renovation kiya gay .

Timings and Address of Titwala Ganesh Temple

Temple Timings on Normal Day

Temple Doors are Open for Darshan - Morning 5:00 to 13:00 hours
Temple Doors are Closed for Darshan - Afternoon 13:00 to 14:00 hours
Arti- 14:00 to 14:30
Temple Doors are Open for Darshan - 14:30 to 18:00
Temple Doors are Closed for Darshan - 19:00 to 21:00
Arti - 18:00 to 18:45
Temple Doors are Open for Darshan - 19:00 to 21:00 Temple closed for Darshan after - 21:00 to 5:00(Next day)


Temple Timings on Sankashti Chaturthi:

Temple Opens in morning at 4 AM till 11 PM at night. Above Arti timings and Closure of temple door's for Darshan's are followed as per normal day


Temple Timings on Angarki Sankashti Chaturthi:

Temple Opens is open for entire day from Monday Midnight till Tuesday Midnight. Above Arti timings Closure of temple door's for Darshan's are followed as per normal day

Address: Titwala, Maharashtra 421605 .

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Trimbakeshwar Shiva Temple Nashik | Trayambakeshwar History Darshan and Timing

Trimbakeshwar

This says that anybody who visits trayambakeshwar attains salvation. There is no sacred place like trayambakeshwar , no river like Godavari, no mountain like Brahmagiri etc. The reasons for its being so sacred are  - Godavari river originates in this place, its a place of Tri-Sandhya Gayatri, the birth place of Lord Ganesha, a place of the first Nath of Nath Sampradaya consisting of Gorakhnath and others,  a place where Nivrittinath was made to imbibe the holy knowledge by his Guru Gahininath, a place where Nivrittinath made his brothers and sister attain the self by his preaching. This is the holiest place to perform Shraddha ceremony. Nirnaya Sindhu - a religious book of Hindus, mentions that this place, where Sahyadri mountain and Godavari river exist is very purifying on the whole earth and is therefore very important for performing Shraddha ceremony.


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Trayambakeshwar
Trimbakeshwar temple stroy

At the time of the marriage of Lord Shiva with Parvati, all the Devarshis gathered together. Brahmadev, the creator of the Universe, seeing the beauty of Parvati, had a discharge of semen. Lord Shiva observing this, offered him water of Ganges, the purest water and said, "You will wipe off your sin by this water". Brahmadev kept the holy water in his kamandalu (a particular container made out of dried fruit carried by Sadhus) and was purified by its bath.


Its religious significance

Sinhastha Mahatmya speaks of Lord Rama having made the Yatra at Trimbakeshwar. A shraddha on the river Godavari gives great satisfaction to the forefathers. If it is not done in this place, it is considered as a religious sin. So Ganga Pujan, Ganga Bhet, Deh Shuddhi Prayaschitta. Tarpan Shradha, Vayan, Dasha Dana, Gopradan etc. Rituals are done in Trimbakeshwar.  Mundana and Tirtha Shraddha are also performed here.


Kushavarta is called as Teertharaj, since it has six corners. After finishing the tirtha-yatra at Kushavarta, a pilgrim should proceed by the northern bank of Godavari and visit Nilsangameshwar, Vivah Vinayak, Satya Narayan, Dhaneshwar Mahadev, Tarangeshwar, Setupaleshwar etc.


The Lord Shiva at trayambakeshwar is worshipped by recitations of Rudra, Rudri, Laghu Rudra, Maha Rudra or Ati Rudra puja.  Actually Rudrashak is a religious fruit which is said to be found in lord Shiva's neck in the form of  Rudra garland. Some of the trees of Rudrashak is also found in Trimbakeshwar. For more details read Rudraksha Mahima


History of Trimbakeshwar

Here is the all history about this historic place . Trimbakeshwar temple is dedicated to Lord Shiva and is one of the twelve Jyotirlingas. Trimbakeshwar town is an ancient Hindu Pilgrim centre located at the source of the Godavari River.. The Godavari River, which is considered sacred within Hinduism, originates from Bramhagiri Mountains at Trimbakeshwar and meets the sea near Rajahmudry. The town of Trimbak is attractive with natural attractions. It is at the foothills of amazing Brahmagiri & Gangadwar mountains nestled among lusting green woody trees and picturesque environments. The serene atmosphere and the pleasant climate make the town of Trimbakeshwar a hot spot for nature loving tourists apart from Hindu pilgrims.

In the period of the Peshwas regime Nana Saheb Peshwa had instructed to build the Trimbakeshwar temple and developed and beautified the city of Trimbak, which was later became famous as Trimbakeshwar.



"Jyotirling darshan at Trimbak"

This place is near Nashik and is surrounded by Brahmagiri. The approach road is good and has various acco and food options. Being near to a city also causes a problem of huge rush during holidays.

Food, sight-seeing and shopping: Rajasthani Bhojanalaya, Hotel Sahayadri

Activities & things to do: Darshan at Trimbakeshwar temple and visit to surrounding Brahmagiri hills.

Travel tips, How to reach, travel warnings etc: Travel light. Nashik is around 30 Km and has good connectivity by road to this place. Nashik is connected to rest of India by road and railways.

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Bhimashankar Jyotirlinga in Maharashtra | Bhimashankar temple Timings and History

Bhimashankar is an ancient shrine situated in the Sahyadri hills in the state of Maharashtra. It is one of the well known Jyotirlinga, amongst the twelve jyotirlingas situated all over India. Bhimashankar is located in the village of Bhorgiri 50 km north west of Khed, near Pune.  It is located 125 km away from Pune in the ghat region of the Sahyadri hills.

Bhimashankar Mandir Maharashtra

In recent times it has gained tremendous significance since it was declared as "WILD LIFE SANCTUARY".
It is also becoming one of the attractive and well known religious places in Maharashtra as well as in India.
Bhimashankar is the source of the river Bhima, which is known as Chandrabhaga in Padharpur.

Temple History Bhimashankar

There was a demon Tripurasura who did penance in the jungle of Bhimashankar very long ago i.e. in Tretayug, to please Lord Shiva in order to achieve the gift of immortality.
Lord shiva, who is specially known for his kindness towards his devotees, was pleased with Tripurasura's commitment towards him. So as usual, he blessed him with the power of immortality with a condition that, "He should strive in the best interest of people, or he may be sued permanently for violating the condition. "
With the flow of time, Tripurasura forgot the condition to which he was abided, and eventually started harassing people as well as other deities. There was a chaos for which all the deities approached Lord Shiva for remedy.
Thus in order to sue Tripurasura, Lord Shiv prayed to Goddess Parvati (Kamalaja Mata) in order to help him to accomplish this task. Accordingly Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati underwent a new form which is popularly known as "Ardha-Narya-Nateshwar" and killed Tripurasura on Kartik Pournima which is known as "Tripurari Pornima".
After the death of Tripurasura his wives (Dakini and Shakini) went to Lord Shiva with a question of their existence without Tripurasura. Thus Lord Shiva blessed both of them, with the power of immortality which he did to Tripurasura. Henceforth the realm Bhimashankar is known as "Dakinyam Bhimashankaram".

Nearby Temples :

• Datta Mandir
• Kamalaja Mata Mandir
• Ram Mandir

Best time to visit :

The best period to visit Bhimashankar is between September to February.
Also, it is best for those who like adventures to visit Bhimashankar in monsoon

 

As Bhimashankar is located 3500 fts above sea level,it observes low tempratures as well as heavy showers in the monsoon season.

Bhimashankar Temple timings

4.30 AM	Kakada Aarti
5.00 AM	Nijarup Darshan
5.30 AM	Regular Pooja,Abhishek starts
12.00 PM	Naivedya Pooja (No Abhishek inside)
12.30 PM	Regular Pooja,Abhishek starts
3.00 PM	Madhyan Aarti (No Darshan for 45min)
4.00 PM to 9.30 PM	Shringar darshan (No Abhishek inside)
7.30 PM	Aarti
9.30 PM	Mandir Closed

- Except Monday, Pradosh, Shravan Mass, Mahashivratri - Present Abhisheka (Abhishek inside temple ) till 2.00 PM.

- On Monday, Pradosh, Shravan Mass, Mahashivratri - Present Abhisheka (Abhishek inside temple ) till 6.00 PM

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siddhivinayak temple | History and Darshan Timings of Siddhivinayak Mandir Mumbai

Siddhivinayak Mandir Bhagwan Ganpati ka bahot hi su prasiddha hai . Ye mandir Prabhadevi mumbai me sthit hai . Iska nirman 19 nov 1801 me  Laxman Vithu aur Deubai Patil ne karaya tha . Ye mumbai ka sabse dhanvan mandir hai .
Ye ek chhotese mandap ka bahot hi sundar mandir hai . Iske Lakdi se bane darvazo pe bahot hi sundar kalakari se ashtvinayak ki chhabi banai gai hai . Andar se mandir ka gumat sone ki parat chada hua hai . Aur center me bhagvan Ganeshji ki murti biraj man hai .  Yaha pe hanuman ji ka bhi ek chhotasa mandir hai .

Siddhivinayak temple

About Siddhivinayak Mandir Mumbai

Ye Mandir ek chhotisi dharmik jagah me se bhaot badi dharmik jagah ban gya hai . Iss mandir me darshan ke liye india ke bahot hi jane mane aur bade bade log aate hai jisme poloticians se leke boolywood kalakaro ka bhi samavesh hota hai .
Siddhivinayak bhakato me "Navasala Pavanara Ganpati " se bhi jane jate hai .

History of Siddhivinayak temple

Siddhivinayak mandir ka nirman 19 nov 1801 ko Laxman Vithu naam ke contractor dwara kiya gaya tha . Jinko finance Deubai Patil ne kiya tha jinko koi santan nai tha unhone ye mandir banvaya kyo ki unke jesi aur mahilae jo nisantan ho wo bhagwan ke darshan kar ke aur ashirwad pa ke santan prapt kare . Yaha ek Mandar vriksha (tree) hai jisme swayambhu Bhagwan Ganesha ke darshan hote hai .

Mandir ke pas me chhota sa lake hai jiska nirman Nardulla ke dwar kiya gay tha  . 1950 aur 60 ke dashak me mandir ki pratishta me isafa hua aur mandir jyada se jyada famous hone laga aur jyada se jyada log yaha darshan ke liye aane lage .

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Walkeshwar Temple timings and address | Walkeshwar Mumbai Ban ganga

Walkeshwar mandir Baan Ganga ke naam se bhi jana jata hai , jo mumbai ke Malabar Hill ke pas hindu bhagwan Shiv ka mandir hai . Mandir ke ekdum karin Baan Ganga tank hai .

walkeshwar Mahadev

Walkeshwar Mandir ki Dantkatha

Dantkatha ke anusar Hindu bhagwan Ram jab Ayodhya se Lanka apne dharma patni sita ko wapis lene ja rahe the tab wo yaha thodi der ruke the . Waha Bhagwan Ram ko Bhagwan Shiv ki puja karne ki salah di gai . To Ram ne Unke bhai Laxman ko Shiva ki murti lene bheja jab Laxman ko Murti leke wapas aane me bahot wawt laga to Ram ne khud mitti me se Bhagwan Shiv ke linga ki rachna ki uar uski puja ki . Aur issi tarah yaha ke Shiva linga ko sansrit shabdo ke anusar naam diya gaya Valuka Iswar . Shiva ka Avtar  .

Ek aur bhi katha hai ke jab Raam bhagwan ko waha pyas lagi tab waha aaspas koi pani ya pani ka strot nai tha to Bhagwan ne apna Baan chalaya aur waha sakshat Ganaga ne avtar liya isiliye iss jagah ko Baan Ganga ke naam se bh jana jata hai  .

Walkeshwar temple Mumbai History

Mandir aur uske pas wala Baan Ganaga water tank 1127 me Gaud Sarswat Bhrahman Laxman Prabhu ke dwara banvaya gaya tha . Aur jab 16 vi sadi me portuguese ne india par hamla kiya tab iss mandir ko tod diya gaya tha . Fir se iss mandir ko 1715 me Rama Kamath ke dwara rebuilt kiya gaya wo bhi ek Sarswat Bhramhan the . Mandir ke sath sath Baan Ganga tank ke aaspas kai aur chhote mote mandir banaye gae .

Darshan timings

Aam tor pe ya mandir mahine ke har Punam (Purnima)  aur Amas (amavasya) ko bhakto ki bhid se bhara raheta hai . To mahine ke ye do din Walkeshwar ke darshan ke timing ke liye ekdum sahi hai . 

 

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Mumbadevi Temple | Mumba Devi Mandir timings Mumbai Maharashtra

Mumba Devi Mandir

Mumba devi mandir Mumbai Maharashra me sthit ek bahot hi pauranik hindu mandir hai jo mata Mumbadevi ka hai . Iss khubsurat mandir ka nirman 18vi sadi ke darmiyan kiya gaya tha .
Mumbai me Koli samaj aur purane mumbai ke sthanik log Mumba devi ko bahot mante hai aur unhe apne rakshak ke rup me sanman karte hai . Devi Mumba ko ek shakti ka avtar mana jata hai . Aaj ye mandir Mumbai ke bhid bhad bhare kapad bajar aur still bajar ke bich me hai . Iss bhid bhad bhare bazar me aap Mumba devi ka mandir fulo ki dukano se gera hua paoge . Yaha har roj sham aur savere Mata ki aarti ki jati hai jisme bahot se log hissa lete hai . Har roj puri duniya se hazaro bhakt ma Mumba ke darshan ke liye mumbai aate hai , jab ki Mumbai city ko bhi naam Mumbai Mumbadevi pe se hi mila hai to hum issi se andaza laga sakte hai ke iss city me Mumba devi mata ka kitna sanman aur logo ki Aastha hogi .

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History of Mumba Devi Temple

Mumbadevi Mandir pahele 1675 nw Bori Bunder pe banaya gaya tha . Uske baad iss mandir ko waha se shift kiya gaya aur uska naya construction Zaweri Bazar me kiya gaya 1737 me . Koli Machhuaare aur Dravid yaha Mumba devi ki puja aur prathna karne yaha aate hai .
Dant kathao ke anusar Mumbadevi aanth Shastro dharan karke Bhagwan Bhramha Dwara bheja gaya tha . Bhramhaji ka Mumba Devi ko bhejne ka uddesh ek Mubaraka naam ke rakshas ko marna tha q ke usne puri duniya me apna Aatank fela rakha tha . Tab Mumbaraka apne gutno per gir gaya aur Ma Se daya ki bhikh mangte hue apna naam lene ke liye gidgidane laga . Aur Ma se unka mandir banane ki anumati leli . Iss prakar Mumbadevi ka bhavya Mandir Shaher ke dil me Mumbaraka dwara banaya gaya.

Mumbadevi temple timings

Mumba devi mandir me aap Somwar ke ( Monday ) siva kisi bhi din darshan kar sakte hai . Yaha subheh sham 2 bar Mata ki aarti hoti hai uska bhi laabh aap har roj le sakte hai .

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