Pandaripuram

where a Vishnu Paadham (divine feet) of Sri Vishnu is located. In this sthalam, laddu is given as the main prasadham. The location in which the perumal is located is the speciality of this sthalam.

In his hip, his hands are positioned and the gesture of this pose explains that he loves his devotees' Bhajans. In this sthalam, there is another great specialty and that is the manner in which we worship the Perumal. They adjust to the process known as "Padha Sparisa Seva" and we can put our forehead touching the Perumal's divine feet in Garbagrihamam (Moolavar Sannadhi).


Pundareegan came out of the hut after serving his kin, and worshipped the pear. "Pundareega Varadhan"Pundareega Varadhan.

Pandarinathan and Gorakkumbhar: He had great faith in Sri Pandarinathan and bhakti.

The clay, sand and water need to be mixed together to create pots and they usually mix it using their feet to make pots. When he was stamping for it one day, his little kid just happened to come close to the spot where the clay was stamped.

Because of the great bhakti of Gorakkumbhar, he gave the child's life back. The paintings and the gestures of this tale can be seen in the temple of Pandaripuram.

The best time to visit Pandharpur is from July through February. The month between October and February is considered to be an excellent time to visit the city's attractions and popular sightseeing. The city's winter season begins in the month of November and then finishes in February.

  

How to reach Pandaripuram

Via Road: To reach Pandaripura sthalam, there are lots of transport facilities available. By a separate road, which is found near Meeraj - Nakaj - Sangoli near Kolapur, one can reach Pandaripuram.

We can enter the sthalam while travelling from Hyderabad to Pune, via NH-9, which travels through Kolapur and Mokkol.A separate road leads to this sthalam via NH 13 - when travelling from Bijapur to Kolapur.

Through RAIL: Even from Mokkol railway station, we can reach this sthalam, and from there, this sthalam can be reached 40 Kms away.

Via Air: Pandaripuram is not a direct flight. But the closest airport is Pune. Pandaripuram is about 213 km from Pune.

About Sai Baba

As one of the greatest saints ever seen in India, Shri Sai Baba is revered, endowed with unprecedented powers, and is adored as an incarnate God. GOD THE ABSOLUTE (SAI means Sakshaat Ishwar)

This enigmatic Fakir first appeared as a youth in Shirdi and stayed there throughout his long life. Even after his Samadhi in 1918, he transformed the lives of those who met him and consistently does so for those whose hearts are touched by his love and who pray and call him for his blessings in every emergency in life.

Baba claimed that his mission is to "give blessings" to all without prejudice, and he demonstrates it in countless ways by curing the ill, saving lives, protecting the helpless, preventing accidents, granting offspring, facilitating financial benefit, bringing people into peace within themselves and with each other and above all, by effecting the spiritual evolution and transformation of those who are transformed.

Famous Temple nearby Shirdi

Shani Shinganapur : A village in the Indian state of Maharashtra is Shani Shingnapur, or Shani Shinganapur, or Shingnapur. The village is known for its famous temple of Shani, the Hindu god associated with the planet (graha) Saturn, located in Nevasa taluka in Ahmednagar district. Ahmednagar City is 35km from Shingnapur.

Just door frames. Nevertheless, although there were reports of theft in 2010 and 2011, no theft was officially reported in the village. Meaning that a deity still resides in the icon of the temple. Villagers claim that Shani's god punishes anyone who tries robbery.

Although no one knows the precise date, it is assumed that the statue of Swayambhu Shanaishwara was found by the shepherds of the local hamlet at that time. It is assumed to be in existence at least since the start of Kali yuga.


Renuka Devi Temple : In the Nanded district of Maharashtra, India, Mahur or Mahurgad is a town and religious spot. Mahur is the birthplace of the Hindu god Dattatreya. The parents of Dattatreya Atri Rishi and Sati Anasuya Mata lived here. Once upon a time, Brahmadev, Vishnudev, and Lord Shiva received news about Anusaya Mata that no one is more pure and pure than her. They arrived under the garb of asking Alm to measure her piousness (bhiksha).

In Mahur, there are three mountains. The first and most prominent one is the temple of Renuka Mata, who is the mother of the god Parshuram. The other two are identified as Datta Shikhar and the Temple of Atri Anasuya Shikar. Renuka Mata, which is considered one of the three and a half Shakti Peethas (temples) in the state, has a sacred temple at Mahur. On the occasion of Vijayadashami, a major fair is held here each year.

Due to the mythology mentioned above and also because the Shrine is a Shakti Peetha, the temple is regarded as a revered shrine for the Shaktism sect. Renuka Mata (Sage Jamadagni's wife) is believed to have been decapitated by her own son, Parashurama, and her head dropped there. Renuka was later granted his son Parashurama's rebirth as a boon by Sage Jamadagni. Due to the mythology of Daksha yaga and Sati's self immolation, the temple is known as a Shakti Peetha.

Shakti Peethas are Durga or Adiparashakti shrines that are believed to have been enshrined with the presence of Shakti when Lord Shiva held it and wandered due to the dropping of the body parts of Sati Devi's corpse. In Sanskrit, there are 51 Shakti Peeth linked to the 51 alphabets. Mahur's Shakti is addressed as Renuka Devi. Most of the Shakti Peetha are linked with the Shrine of Kalabhairava.

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