 | SULTANPUR AAJTAK :- Kahte hai maryada purusottam sri ram ke smaran matra se hi sare sankat aur pap dhul jate hai , lekin aapko ye jankar behad aschrya hoga ki bharat varsh mein ek aisha bhi sthan hai jahan bhagwan sri Ram nein apne papo ko dhoya tha | Bhagwan sri Ram aur pap ye dono bhale hi vipreet sabd ho lekin ye baat saufi-sadi sach hai | Bharat ke utter-pradesh mein bhagwan sri Ram ki Janamsthali Ayodhya se 85 k.m. door Sultanpur ki Tahseel Lambhua ke beech Jnagalo mein Pawitra Gomati nadi se 100 feet ki unchyi par sthit ye teerthdham, jise log Dhopap kahte hai | Jangalo ke raste ko kat-kat kar banaye gaye rasto par log tango aur cycle par sawr hokar door-door se apne papo ko dhulane yanha khiche chale aate hai | Ved-puran ish baat ka gawah hai ki is rhasyamay sthal par kabhi bhagwan Ram nein apne papo ko dhoya tha, kahte hai jab ram chandra lanka se rawan ka wadh karke ayodhya laute to yanha ka Brahmin varg inhe Braham hatya ka dosi manane laga aur brahmano nein inke yahan bhoj ityadi mein jane se mana kar diya | anttah sri ram nein bade-bade sadhu aur vidwano se is pap ki mukti ka upay pooha to unhone batya ki yahan se paschim ki taraf ek brahmawat parwat hai jiske neech Adi ganga gomti nadi ki aviral dhara bahati hai | agar aap wahan yagya karane ke baad apne pap dhoyein to hi isse mukt ho sakeinge | jis sthan par bhagwan ram nein apne papo ko dhoya tha use dhootpap kaha gaya jo kalantar mein Dhopap ke nam se vikhyat ho gaya bhagwan sri Ram nei ganga dashara ke din yahan apne pap dhule the jis karan yahan har ganga dasahara ko lakho sradhloo aaakar apne papo ko dhulate hai | bhagwan sri Ram nein jis Dhanush-Ban se rawan ka sanhaar kiya tha use bhi unhone yahan ki pavitra gomati nadi ke jal mein dho dala tha tabhi se is sthan par gomati nadi nein apna roop parvartit kar dhanusakar mein kar liya | ye Bharat ka ek matra aisha sthan hai jahan Gomati ulti disha mein yaani ki Poorab jakar fir paschim ki disha mein dhanushakaar hokar bahti hai agar mandir se is nadi ko dekhe to mano nadi ki ye ada is baat ki gawah ho jati hai ki kabhi is nadi mein Sri Ram nein apne pap ko dhoya tha | Ye pracheen mandir saikado saal pahle raja Diyara nein prayaschit swaroop banwaya tha jo aaj bhi brahmawat parwat sthit hai jahan sri ram nein apne pap ghulane se pahle yagya kiya tha | yahan kabhi bharo ke aja sher saah soori ka rajya huwa karata tha jo pratidin aakr yahan snan karke bhagwan ram ki pratima par jal chadhta tha | yaha mritu paschat parijan savo ko lakar krikarm karke ushe isi nadi mein visarjit bhi karte hai | iatana hi nahi poorva pradhanmantri swa. indira gandhi Aur unke putra sanjay gandhi ke asthiyo ke ansh bhi ishi sthan par visarjit kiye gaye the | |
 | Nirvana Shatakam ( निर्वाण शतकम ) by Adi Shankara This Video is dedicated to the Great Mahayogi, Lord Shiva...Jai Bholenath ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~SUBSCRIBE~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 108 names of lord Shiva 1 Aashutosh One who fulfills wishes instantly 2 Aja Unborn 3 Akshayaguna God with limitless attributes 4 Anagha Without any fault 5 Anantadrishti Of infinite vision 6 Augadh One who revels all the time 7 Avyayaprabhu Imperishable Lord 8 Bhairav Lord of terror 9 Bhalanetra One who has an eye in the forehead 10 Bholenath Kind hearted Lord 11 Bhooteshwara Lord of ghosts and evil beings 12 Bhudeva Lord of the earth 13 Bhutapala Protector of the ghosts 14 Chandrapal Master of the moon 15 Chandraprakash One who has moon as a crest 16 Dayalu Compassionate 17 Devadeva Lord of the Lords 18 Dhanadeepa Lord of Wealth 19 Dhyanadeep Icon of meditation and concentration 20 Dhyutidhara Lord of Brilliance 21 Digambara One who has the skies as his clothes 22 Durjaneeya Difficult to be known 23 Durjaya Unvanquished 24 Gangadhara Lord of River Ganga 25 Girijapati Consort of Girija 26 Gunagrahin Acceptor of Gunas 27 Gurudeva Master of All 28 Hara Remover of Sins 29 Jagadisha Master of the Universe 30 Jaradhishamana Redeemer from Afflictions 31 Jatin One who has matted hair 32 Kailas One Who Bestows Peace 33 Kailashadhipati Lord of Mount Kailash 34 Kailashnath Master of Mount Kailash 35 Kamalakshana Lotus-eyed Lord 36 Kantha Ever-Radiant 37 Kapalin One who wears a necklace of skulls 38 Khatvangin One who has the missile khatvangin in his hand 39 Kundalin One who wears earrings 40 Lalataksha One who has an eye in the forehead 41 Lingadhyaksha Lord of the Lingas 42 Lingaraja Lord of the Lingas 43 Lokankara Creator of the Three Worlds 44 Lokapal One who takes care of the world 45 Mahabuddhi Extremely intelligent 46 Mahadeva Greatest God 47 Mahakala Lord of All Times 48 Mahamaya Of great illusions 49 Mahamrityunjaya Great victor of death 50 Mahanidhi Great storehouse 51 Mahashaktimaya One who has boundless energies 52 Mahayogi Greatest of all Gods 53 Mahesha Supreme Lord 54 Maheshwara Lord of Gods 55 Nagabhushana One who has serpents as ornaments 56 Nataraja King of the art of dancing 57 Nilakantha The one with a blue throat 58 Nityasundara Ever beautiful 59 Nrityapriya Lover of Dance 60 Omkara Creator of OM 61 Palanhaar One who protects everyone 62 Parameshwara First among all gods First among all gods 63 Paramjyoti Greatest splendor 64 Pashupati Lord of all living beings 65 Pinakin One who has a bow in his hand 66 Pranava Originator of the syllable of OM 67 Priyabhakta Favorite of the devotees 68 Priyadarshana Of loving vision 69 Pushkara One who gives nourishment 70 Pushpalochana One who has eyes like flowers 71 Ravilochana Having sun as the eye 72 Rudra The terrible 73 Rudraksha One who has eyes like Rudra 74 Sadashiva Eternal God 75 Sanatana Eternal Lord 76 Sarvacharya Preceptor of All 77 Sarvashiva Always Pure 78 Sarvatapana Scorcher of All 79 Sarvayoni Source of Everything 80 Sarveshwara Lord of All Gods 81 Shambhu Abode of Joy 82 Shankara Giver of Joy 83 Shiva Always Pure 84 Shoolin One who has a trident 85 Shrikantha Of glorious neck 86 Shrutiprakasha Illuminator of the Vedas 87 Shuddhavigraha One who has a pure body 88 Skandaguru Preceptor of Skanda 89 Someshwara Lord of All Gods 90 Sukhada Bestower of happiness 91 Suprita Well pleased 92 Suragana Having Gods as attendants 93 Sureshwara Lord of All Gods 94 Swayambhu Self-Manifested 95 Tejaswani One who spreads illumination 96 Trilochana Three-Eyed Lord 97 Trilokpati Master of all the Three Worlds 98 Tripurari Enemy of Tripura 99 Trishoolin One who has a trident in his hands 100 Umapati Consort of Uma 101 Vachaspati Lord of Speech 102 Vajrahasta One who has a thunderbolt in his hands 103 Varada Granter of Boons 104 Vedakarta Originator of the Vedas 105 Veerabhadra Supreme Lord of the Nether World 106 Vishalaksha Wide-eyed Lord 107 Vishveshwara Lord of the Universe 108 Vrishavahana One who has bull as his vehicle |
 | Ganga Apts adi and Ramya at ganga apts |
 | Rajendra Prasad Comedy ai baboi... hindi ganga la pongukuntu vachesthundhi... Sujatha... mein maar jatha... thumara chuttu phir jatha... adi na thala ratha... mein paada... thumari thoda... macha... bahut acha... mein bacha... bhatala satyam lucha... sujatha, mein tumko prem kartha hoon... mein nijam boltha hoon... manam idharam pelli chesukuni, ee vuri nunchi vudujatha hain... apudu, sukra mahar dasa, chakra phir atha... |
 | Annaporna Ashtakam Parvati, that is the daughter of the mountains (the Himalayas), is consort of Shiva, and is generally considered a benign goddess. She has been identified as a reincarnation of Dakshayani, Shivas first wife, who destroyed her by self-immolation because her father, Daksha, insulted Shiva. Parvati when depicted alongside Shiva appears with two arms, but when alone, she is shown having four arms, and astride a tiger or lion. She is also known by a number of other names, including Ambika (mother), Gauri (golden), Shyama (dark complexioned), Bhairavi (awesome) and Kali (black-colored). Hindus believe that bathing in Ganga remits sins and that dying in Kashi ensures release of a person's soul from the cycle of its transmigrations. Hindus regard Kashi as one of the Shakti Peethas, and that Vishalakshi Temple stands on the spot where Goddess Sati's earrings fell.[16]Hindus of the Shakti sect make a pilgrimage to the city because they regard river Ganga itself as Goddess Shakti. Adi Shankara wrote his commentaries on Hinduism here, leading to the great Hindu revival. Vaishnavism and Shaivism have always co-existed in Varanasi harmoniously. Art lovers and historians like Rai Krishnadas, his son Prof. Anand Krishna, musicians like Pt. Omkarnath Thakur,P t. Ravi Shankar, Ustad Bismillah Khan, Girija Devi, Siddheshwari Devi, Dr. Lalmani Misra and his son Dr. Gopal Shankar Misra, Dr. N. Rajam, Dr. Rajbhan Singh, Pt. Anokhelal, Pt. Samta Prasad, Kanthe Maharaj, Pt. M. V. Kalvint, Sitara Devi, Gopi Krishna, Pt. Kishan Maharaj, Rajan and Sajan Mishra, Mahadev Mishra and numerous others have kept the city alive to the spiritual aspect of fine arts apart from their ability to entertain. Numerous festivals are celebrated that preserve traditional styles of classical and folk culture. All night, open music concerts like ones organised at Sankat Mochan Temple, Hori, Kajri and Chaiti Mela, Budwa Mangal, are annual features that draw connoisseurs from all over. |
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