Sunday, 6 November 2016
Kharsali
This place is also known as Khushimath is one kilometer from Janki Chatti across the River Yamuna. It is not only the winter seat of Ma Yamuna but there is a oldest temple of Lord Shani Dev who happens to be the brother of Ma Yamuna and in-charge of punishing the crooked and bad people but he also rewards the good people.
Constructed by the Pandavas, looks more like fort, it is a stone and wooden four story structure. The main structure is constructed in a way by using stones, wood the Urad dal or Vigna mungo (botanical name Lens culinaris) is used as a part of mortar to fix the stones together. It has faced the mighty earthquakes and floods with no damage to the building since immortal time. One can climb up through a narrow stairs, the main Bronze idol of Lord Shani Dev is kept here along with the Chaaya (the Shadow), the Sangya (the conciseness) and the Nag Devta, there are two urns one big and one small are kept and no one touches them because of any unforeseen danger to self or family, there is a belief that these Urns change their position themselves on Purnima (Full moon night) and Amawasya (Dark night) the Yamuna Idol is kept during the winters on the first floor.
https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=Kharsali
http://www.slideshare.net/search/slideshow?searchfrom=header&q=Kharsali
https://www.google.com/search?site=&tbm=isch&source=hp&biw=1600&bih=770&q=Kharsali
Every year around the first week of May on “Akshya Tritiya”, Lord Shani Dev accompanies his sister Yamuna seven km up to Yamunotri and returns back to Kharsali . He again meets to bring her back on the “Bhai Dooj” or “Yam Dwetiya” two days after Diwali it is also a day for Yamuna to meet her brother Yamraj. ( Lord of taking away the spirits after death).
Constructed by the Pandavas, looks more like fort, it is a stone and wooden four story structure. The main structure is constructed in a way by using stones, wood the Urad dal or Vigna mungo (botanical name Lens culinaris) is used as a part of mortar to fix the stones together. It has faced the mighty earthquakes and floods with no damage to the building since immortal time. One can climb up through a narrow stairs, the main Bronze idol of Lord Shani Dev is kept here along with the Chaaya (the Shadow), the Sangya (the conciseness) and the Nag Devta, there are two urns one big and one small are kept and no one touches them because of any unforeseen danger to self or family, there is a belief that these Urns change their position themselves on Purnima (Full moon night) and Amawasya (Dark night) the Yamuna Idol is kept during the winters on the first floor.
https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=Kharsali
http://www.slideshare.net/search/slideshow?searchfrom=header&q=Kharsali
https://www.google.com/search?site=&tbm=isch&source=hp&biw=1600&bih=770&q=Kharsali
Every year around the first week of May on “Akshya Tritiya”, Lord Shani Dev accompanies his sister Yamuna seven km up to Yamunotri and returns back to Kharsali . He again meets to bring her back on the “Bhai Dooj” or “Yam Dwetiya” two days after Diwali it is also a day for Yamuna to meet her brother Yamraj. ( Lord of taking away the spirits after death).
Saturday, 29 October 2016
Glacier - Kalinda Parbat / Map
krishna shri-yamuna sakshat
kalindi saritam vara
samudram etya shri-gangam
praha gadgadaya gira
krishna—dark; shri-yamuna—Shri Yamuna; sakshat—directly; kalindi—the daughter of Mount Kalinda; saritam—of rivers; vara—the best; samudram—to the ocean; etya—going; shri-gangam—to Shri Ganga; praha—said; gadgadaya—choked with emotion; gira—with words.
When dark Shri Yamuna, who was the best of rivers and the daughter of Mount Kalinda, entered the ocean, she spoke to Shri Ganga with words choked with emotion.
http://blessingsonthenet.com/information%20centre/information-2.asp?serialno=2&id=S0018&desctitle=Yamuna
http://wikimapia.org/1822212/Yamunotri-Glacier
https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=Kalinda+mountain
http://www.slideshare.net/search/slideshow?searchfrom=header&q=Kalinda+mountain
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