Mallikarjuna Mahadev: Kailash of the South

     Mallikarjuna Mahadev has special significance in Shiva's Dvadash Jyotirlinga. The glory of Mallikarjuna Mahadev, located in Andhra Pradesh, has been mentioned in the scriptural texts. It is also called Kailash of South India.  

   Located on the banks of the Krishna River, it is considered as the second Jyothirlinga of the Jyotirlinga Mallikarjuna series that is situated on the summit of Srisail mountain range. It is believed that after performing Poojan-Urchin of Mallikarjun, sitting on the Srisail mountain, Ashwamedh Yagna receives the virtue of glory. 

     The scriptures believe that only the philosophy of Srisailam Shikhar is resolved with all kinds of obstacles and crises. Therefore, eternal happiness is attained.  

   The glory of Jyotirlinga Mallikarjuna Mahadev in Shivpuran has been described in detail. The significance and recognition of this place is based on Shiva family and centered. The mutual wrangle of Shiva Parvati son Kartikeya and Ganesh is mentioned. 

     Kartikeya wanted to be senior, because he wanted to get married first but Ganesh wanted his marriage to be the first. Shiva, listening to the context of sons, asked to revolve around the earth. Shiva said that the first coming of marriage will be done first. Kartikeya went out to revive the earth. 

    There was a problem in the front of the granite Ganesh but Ganesh was the ocean of wisdom and knowledge. Therefore, Goddhidev Mahadev asked Shiva and Mata Parvati to sit on a seat. After sitting on the parents' seat, Ganesh danced by doing poojan-archana and after doing it. 

   Thus Ganesha became the official of the fruits obtained from the orbiting of the earth. Kartikeya returned after the orbiting the earth and saw that Ganesha's marriage was done with the accomplishments and intellectuals of Vishwaroop Prajapati. Not only this, Ganesha received two sons Ratna from the benefit of siddha and the benefit of intellect by name. 

    Devshi Narad narrated to Kartikeya all the story. Swami Kartikeya has become dogged. Inspired Kartikeya took blessings of parents and went to the Cranpch Mountain. Devshi Narad tried a lot to celebrate Kartikeya but Kartikeya did not agree to return to Kailash. Parvati, who was flowing on the Krupanch mountain, with the separation of Parvati, was informed about Swachi Kartikeya three planes (about 36 kilometers). 

   After Kartikeya's departure, Shiva himself appeared as Jyotirlinga and came to power. Since then, this place has got the reputation of Jyotirlinga Mallikarjuna Mahadev. Mallikarjuna is also called the world of Jyotirlinga.    Mallika Devi: The temple of Mallika Devi is behind Jyotirlinga Mallikarjuna Mahadev Temple. Actually it is the temple of Parvati Devi. This form of Parvati ji is called Mallika Devi. There is a huge statue of Nandi in Mandapam.   Patalganga: Patal Ganga Jyotirling Mallikarjuna is about two miles east of Mahadev Temple. However the route to Patalganga is very inaccessible. Patalganga has to travel around 852 stairs. Under the mountain is the river Krishna. After bathing the devotees or tourists, Jyotirlinga water for Jalabhishek of Mallikarjuna Mahadev from here.   Bhumaramamba Devi: Temple of Bhumaramamba Devi is two miles away from Jyotirlinga Mallikarjuna Mahadev west. This place is one of 51 Shaktipeeths. Legend has it that the neck of the sati or the remains also fell here.

    Shikheshwar: Shikeshwar and Halkeshwar temple Jyotirlinga is about six miles from Mallikarjuna Mahadev Temple. Ekmma Devi Temple is in this area. This area is a dense forest area.    All necessary resources are available for the visit of Jyotirlinga Mallikarjuna Mahadev Temple. The nearest airport to visit the Jyotirlinga Mallikarjuna Mahadev Temple located in Kurna district is the Rajiv Gandhi International Airport located in Hyderabad. The nearest railway station is Mercopur Road. This can also be done by road.
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Ghrishneshwar Mahadev: wonderful glory

    Glory of Lord Shiva in Shiva's Dwadash Jyotiringa is wonderful. The temple of Ghrishneshwar Mahadev, located about 11 kilometers from Daulatabad in Aurangabad in Maharashtra, is considered as special because of special and specialties. 

    This temple of Mahadev away from the city is especially known for its simplicity and peace. This temple of Mahadev located in Beerulagaon is also popular for innumerable dental stories. 

    This Jyotirlinga is also called as Ghrishneshwar, ghushmeshwar and ghrasumeshwar. This Divine-Gorgeous Jyothirlinga was built by Goddess Ahilyabai Holkar. Jyotirlinga is mentioned in the Puranas. Sudharmas used to travel from Devgiriripvat to Sudhurthan Brahmin. Brahmin Sudharma and his wife Sudeha Shiva were the auspicious.  

  Regrettably, the Sudharma couple was empty. On the basis of astrology calculations, there was no coincidence of the offspring. Sudeha convinced Sudharma for second marriage. Subsequently, Sudheah married Sudharma, with her sister, Ghushma. Sudharma and both wives were other devotees of Lord Shiva.  

   Ghushma used to perform Pujaan-Archana by creating one hundred and one Parthiv Shivling. After some time, Ghushma gave birth to a beautiful child. Both Sudheha and Ghushma were very pleased. Dwivedavadeha killed a young son one night. In the morning there was a lot of anger in the house.  
    Ghushma used to worship Parthiv Shivaling and immerse it in nearby pond. Troubled by the son's death, Parthiv Shivalinga, after returning after Poojan-Urchin, returned to Varanj after returning to the lake and his son got alive. Shiva, who was pleased with Shiva's devotion, told him to give boon to Varadhan, so he asked for boon that for the sake of public welfare, he would live in this place for the most. Shiva accepted this place as a residence. 
      This place is recognized as Shiva's Dvadash Jyotirlinga. Shiva appeared in the form of Jyotirlinga and began to reside. Due to being worshiped by Shiva devotee, this Jyothirlinga received the fame of Ghrishneshwar Mahadev. Their philosophy is unfailing for people.
      The Jyotirlinga Ghrishneshwar Mahadev Temple has been renovated several times from time to time. The 24 stone pillars were carved by the carving and the assembly hall was made. The idols of Deities and goddesses are painted on the pillars and on the wall. 
    The temple's womb is also of a large size. In which large sized Shivalinga is installed. The grand Nandi Sabhas are located in the Mandap. Compared to the congregation, the womb house is quite below. The special feature of the Jyotirlinga Ghrishneshwar Mahadev Temple is that Pran is prestigious in one of the 21 Ganesh Peethas. The temple's craft configuration, archeology and architecture are wonderful. 
     The tradition of Abhishek and Mahabhishek continues in the temple continuously. Jyotirlinga is worshiped in the larch only. The imposition of lingerie is applicable to men. For the migration of the devotees, there is a resident of the Ghrishneshwar Temple Trust.
    All necessary resources are available for the visit of the Jyotirlinga Ghrishneshwar Mahadev Temple. The distance of Jyotirling Ghrishneshwar Mahadev Temple is 35 kilometers from Aurangabad, 422 kilometers from Mumbai and 250 kilometers from Pune. The nearest railway station is Aurangabad. The Airports are in Mumbai and Pune. You can also travel by road. This area falls under the Sahyadri mountain range.
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Tryambakeshwar Temple: Darshan of Brahma, Vishnu and Mahesh

   There is a special characteristic of the Tryambakeshwar temple in Dwashash Jyotirling of Shiva because here in the temple there are Brahma, Vishnu and Mahesh, the three Gods existed. 

 Tryambakeshwar temple situated in Nashik, Maharashtra, is the best place of faith, faith and faith of Hindus. Tryambakeshwar Temple exists in the Brahmagiri mountain range area.

   Tryambakeshwar Temple is situated on the foothills of the Brahmagiri Mountains. This place is considered to be the origin of Godavari river. Tryambakeshwar is the great glory of the Lord.

   Particularly that Brahmma, Vishnu and Mahesh are installed in Aragha of Trimbakeshwar temple. This is the biggest feature of this Jyothirlinga. Due to all other Jyotirlingas of Shiva only Lord Shiva is Virgilat.  

    This Jyotirling temple of Shiva situated near the Godavari river is equipped with the Black Stone. Architectural architecture is amazing. The grand-divine complex of the Tryambakeshwar temple is an excellent example of the Indus-Aryan style. Only the Argha of Shivalinga is seen to enter the temple's womb. There is water in this aroma. 

   There are three genders in each inch of an inch inside this armpit. They are considered as the form of Brahma, Vishnu and Mahesh. In Brahma Muhurt, the crown of silver is adorned on arghha at the time of worship. It is also considered a wonderful combination of attributes and singularities in Panchkos of this temple area.  

    It is believed that in the Tryambakeshwar temple, Kalsarp Yoga is done by the worship of the Shanti, Tripindian Vidya, Narayan Nagbali and the worship-Archana method. Devotees worship the devotees after fulfilling their desires. In ancient times, the Tryambakeshwar Temple area was the Tapo Bhabha of the Trimbak Gautama Rishi. Gautam Rishi used to harsh harsh treatment for the liberation of cow slaughter. Gautam Rishi had asked Shiva to boast of transmitting the Ganga here. 

     Consequently, the origins of the Ganges, ie Godavari river in the south, occurred in this area. Lord Shiva had accepted the throne at the grace of Gautama Rishi. This region was called Trimbak due to the presence of Shiva with the triniters. Tryambakeshwar is said to be the king-king of this region and is considered. 

  On every Monday we travel to Tryambakeshwar Nagar. By which people can know the situation. Tryambakeshwar Maharaj's Panchmukhi golden mask is kept in palanquin and the Shobhayatra leaves. Then come back to Tryambakeshwar temple after bathing in the Kushavarta Shrine Ghat.

    This complete event is considered as the coronation of Tryambakeshwar Maharaj. Viewing this trip is a very pleasant and extremely supernatural experience. The legend is that Godavari used to remain extinct forever. So Gautam Rishi hosted Godavari with Kusha. Thereby always water is kept in the Kushtirth Kund. This Kund is known as Kushatheertha.  

   At the time of Aquarius bath, the Shaiva Arena performs a royal bath in this kund. To go to the Brahmagiri mountain, you have to go to the top with seven hundred stairs. On the summit there are visions of Ramkund and Lakshman Kund. On the summit, there are visions coming out of the Goddess of Bhagwati Godavari river. The crowd of pilgrims visiting the temple of Tryambakeshwar temple Jyotirlinga remains persistent.

     All the necessary resources for movement are available for the visit of Tryambakeshwar Jyothirlinga. The nearest railway station is Nashik. The distance of Tryambakeshwar Jyotirlinga from Nasik Airport is about thirty kilometers. There is also airport in Nashik. So air travel can also be done. Travel through Tryambakeshwar temple can also be done by road.
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Bhimashankar Temple: Center of Shraddha, Faith and Faith

  The Bhimashankar Temple is a proven pilgrim center in Shiva's Dwashash Jyotirling series. Bhimashankar Temple is situated on the Sahyadri mountain range, about one hundred and twenty kilometers from Pune in Maharashtra, 

  The Jyotirlinga of reverence, faith and faith. Situated on the top peak of about 3250 feet above sea level, this belief holds religious significance. Shivalinga of Bhimashankar Mahadev temple is of very large size and hence it is also called Moteshwar Mahadev. Bhima river flows near the Bhimashankar temple.

    The Bhima River is in the Krishna river. It is believed in the Puranas that when praying to Bhimaashankar Mahadev at sunrise, the desired desires are fulfilled. Bhimaashankar Jyotirling is also found in Shiva Puran. Shiva Purana states that Kumbhakarna's son was Bhima's monster.

  He was born after the father's death. son Bhim received information that his father was killed by Shriram. The demon Bhim resolved to slaughter Shriram. Bhima stressed harshly to complete the resolution. Pleasing Brahma, Bhima received the blessings of the victorious Bhava.  

   After getting a boon, the monster became autocratic. Bhim defeated the deities in the war. Devgan worshiped Shiva Shiva killed the demon Bhima. Devgans requested Shiva that they exist in the form of Shivalinga. Shiva accepted the request of the gods. This Shiva place is established in the form of Shiva's Dvashash Jyorthaling. 

  The Bhimashankar Temple is in the architectural style of the city. Particularly in the architecture, the combination of new structures along with antiquity is observed. The structure of architecture also underscores the superiority of the ancient Vishwakarma architectural artisans. Experts believe that the peak of Bhimashankar Temple was built by Nana Fadnavis in the 18th century. Not only this, Maratha ruler Shivaji had provided many facilities for worship in this temple.  

    A big hour of Bhimashankar temple complex is special and special. There are centers of Deepmallika, Kund and many other faiths, faith and faith in the premises. Jyotirling is a special attraction and sightseeing spot near Bhimashankar Temple and its surroundings. 

    Among them are the attractions of Hanuman Lake, Gupta Bhimashankar, Bhima River Place of Origin, Hawthali, Bombay Point, Sakshi Vinayak etc. The Bhimashankar Temple is a Jyothirlinga as well as energetic area. Bhimashankar is the red forest area. Bhimaashankar forest habitats are also there. It is also a protected area.  

  The Kamalja temple is near the Bhimashankar temple. Kamalja is considered to be the incarnation of Parvati ji. Shinoli and Ghorgaon are located near the Bhimashankar temple in Kashipur, Maharashtra.  

     All necessary resources are available for the visit of the Jyothilinging Bhimashankar Temple. The nearest airport is the Pune International Airport. Pune Airport is about 104 km from Bhimashankar Temple. The nearest railway station is Neral. The distance of Neral is about 25 kilometers. From here, the distance to Lonavala railway station is about 40 kilometers. Bhimashankar Temple can also be visited by road.
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