Kumbha Festival: Belief of Salvation

   Kumbha should be called India's largest religious festival. Yes, kumbha is indeed India's beautiful and religious heritage. 

  This cultural and religious heritage is dedicated to humanity, social upliftment and sanskars. Kumbh is the great honor of the Hindus. A glimpse of faith in the kumbha and the wailing of the devotees. 

  In view of religious and prosperity, UNESCO has given status of intangible cultural heritage to this unique and wonderful festival. Kumbh festival is held in a big pilgrimage of India every three years. 

  However, Kumbh is organized once again in the same cultural city 12 years later. kumbha is organized in the four main cultural cities of India. 

  These cultural cities are held in Allahabad (Prayagraj) of Uttar Pradesh, Haridwar in Uttarakhand, Ujjain in Madhya Pradesh and Nashik in Maharashtra. In Kumbh festival, millions of pilgrims immerse themselves in faith and belief. 

  It is believed that only the admission in the Kumbh area results in liberation of devotees. 

  The beauty of the religious aakhras is the beauty of the kumbha. Indeed, in Peshwas, Sage-Saints and Mahatma perform a spectacular display of Yash-Kirti and Vaibhav. Guna bath begins with bathing of the akhadas.

  In Kumbh, saints and saints make kalvasas. Kumbha Parva is organized on the basis of astronomical calculations.

  The duration of the Kumbh festival is especially on the Makar Sankranti. Experts believe that kumbha has a special sum on Makers concentrates. Some special yoga kumbh is called bath yoga. 

 This special bath yoga is specially sweet. It is believed that the doors of the three worlds including the earth are open in the period of special bath. 

  It is believed that the Kumbha Gala bath is a living heaven. Semi Kumbha is also organized like Aquarius. Semi kumbh are held in intervals of 6 years.

  Legendary belief is that the extraordinary significance of kumbha comes from entry into kumbha and entry into the Sun Aries. In the Haridwar, which is located in the planets, the water of the Ganges has special significance. 

 Experts believe that during the period of Kumbha festival, the Ganga water becomes nectar. kumbha bathing makes the conscience holy and calm. 

  There are many beliefs and traditions on the Kumbha festival. The mythological belief is that the nectar drop from the Amrit Kumbh, obtained from the sea churning of Dev-demons, is about to fall. 

  It is believed that this nectar was dropped in Allahabad, Nasik, Ujjain and Haridwar. Therefore, the place of the elixir is organized in the place of Kumbha Parva. 

  According to the story, after the curse of Maharishi Durvas, Indra and other devas began becoming weak, the demons attacked and defeated the Gods. Gods went to Lord Vishnu. 

  All the narrations were told. Lord Vishnu had given chanting of Kshirsagar and giving advice to the deities to remove nectar. 

  In consultation with Lord Vishnu, the deities churned through the treaty with the demons and brought nectar. Upon leaving the Amrit Kumbha, the son of Indra, Jayant Amrit, flew into the sky with a calk. On the orders of demon guru Shukracharya, demons followed Jayant in the sky. 

  Thereafter, there was a continuous war for 12 days in Gods and Demons for receiving nectar urn. In this fierce battle, some drops of nectar fell in Allahabad (Prayag), Ujjain, Nasik and Haridwar. 

  It is believed that 12 days of the gods are 12 years of human life. Therefore, the Kumbha festival is held in 12 years. Legend has it that there are 12 kumbha in 12 years. Of these, 8 kumbh is in Devlokan.

 The remaining four kumbh are in the earth folk. The god of gods receives the reward of the kumbha. In the same way man gets the reward of the kumbha man. 

  Kumbha Parva is organized at the place where Amrit drops fall. Kumbha Parva is considered as the place of salvation. Moksha is attained by devotees in bathing a Kumbh.

  All necessary resources are available for the Kumbha Parva Yatra. Lal Bahadur Shastri International Airport is Varanasi, the nearest airport to Allahabad (Prayag). The distance from Allahabad to Varanasi airport is about 100 kilometers. 

  The nearest railway station is Allahabad (Prayagraj) Junction. Similarly, air services are available for Nashik, Ujjain and Haridwar. Travel can also be done using Rail service for Nashik, Haridwar and Ujjain. Similarly devotees or tourists can also travel by road.
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