What technology it took to carve those ceiling so intricately without any flaw ,which goes up to more that 100feet , 1000years ago ..
Ceilings inside Jain temples are carved into concentric tiers , symbolizing the Jain belief in the universe as a series of cosmic cycles , in places marble is so fine as to be translucent
This ceiling inside kumbhariya Jain temple,Gujarat
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Ceilings inside Jain temples are carved into concentric tiers , symbolizing the Jain belief in the universe as a series of cosmic cycles , in places marble is so fine as to be translucent
This ceiling inside kumbhariya Jain temple,Gujarat
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Tracking the lost worship of devi Ekanamsa.
The Durgastrotras in the Mahabharata and Aryastava of the Harivamsa describe Ekanamsa as being born to Yasoda and Nanda (Yasodagarbhasambhutam… | Nandagopakule jatam…)….
Her position is between Balrama and Sri Krishna with a golden lotus in her hand, uniting the two brothers, and her abode is in the Vindhya mountains.
She’s not Subhadra. It’s Brahmapurana that mixed up Ekanamsa devi with Subhadra, leading to Ekanamsa devi being worshipped as Subhadra in Puri from medieval times (Subhadra is also a sister of Sri Krishna, but she’s not Ekanamsa). While the worship of Ekanamsa devi is now lost, she continues receiving puja in the form of Subhadra, and the tatva or the essence of her being remains alive.
(Image is of Ekanamsa devi with Balarama and Sri Krishna, 9th century CE, now with the Lucknow museum).
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The Durgastrotras in the Mahabharata and Aryastava of the Harivamsa describe Ekanamsa as being born to Yasoda and Nanda (Yasodagarbhasambhutam… | Nandagopakule jatam…)….
Her position is between Balrama and Sri Krishna with a golden lotus in her hand, uniting the two brothers, and her abode is in the Vindhya mountains.
She’s not Subhadra. It’s Brahmapurana that mixed up Ekanamsa devi with Subhadra, leading to Ekanamsa devi being worshipped as Subhadra in Puri from medieval times (Subhadra is also a sister of Sri Krishna, but she’s not Ekanamsa). While the worship of Ekanamsa devi is now lost, she continues receiving puja in the form of Subhadra, and the tatva or the essence of her being remains alive.
(Image is of Ekanamsa devi with Balarama and Sri Krishna, 9th century CE, now with the Lucknow museum).
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Vandiyur Mariamman Temple, Madurai.
The temple is located at around 5 km from the Meenakshi Amman temple. The temple is popular for the huge pond known as the Vandiyur Mariamman Teppakulam. This pond, which was constructed in 1645 CE, is the largest tank in Tamil Nadu. It is believed that the 7 foot tall Mukuruny Vinayakar idol of the Meenakshi Amman temple was found during the excavation of this pond.
The Mariamman Teppakulam is popular for its Float festival, which is celebrated in a colorful way in the in the month of Thai according to Tamil calendar (January 14th to February 15th). On a full moon night the murtis of Lord Sundareshwarar and Meenakshi devi from the Meenakshi Amman temple is taken from the temple to this tank on beautifully decorated floats. The sight of the floats, the temple, and the huge pond is a mesmerising sight.
(Image and text from Google)
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The temple is located at around 5 km from the Meenakshi Amman temple. The temple is popular for the huge pond known as the Vandiyur Mariamman Teppakulam. This pond, which was constructed in 1645 CE, is the largest tank in Tamil Nadu. It is believed that the 7 foot tall Mukuruny Vinayakar idol of the Meenakshi Amman temple was found during the excavation of this pond.
The Mariamman Teppakulam is popular for its Float festival, which is celebrated in a colorful way in the in the month of Thai according to Tamil calendar (January 14th to February 15th). On a full moon night the murtis of Lord Sundareshwarar and Meenakshi devi from the Meenakshi Amman temple is taken from the temple to this tank on beautifully decorated floats. The sight of the floats, the temple, and the huge pond is a mesmerising sight.
(Image and text from Google)
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Vallimalai Thirupugazh Ashram, Tamilnadu.
The Elephant-like rock formation is attributed to Lord Ganesa, who helped Muruga on his marriage to Valli.
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The Elephant-like rock formation is attributed to Lord Ganesa, who helped Muruga on his marriage to Valli.
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🙏🚩जय श्री केदारनाथ ज्योतिर्लिंग🚩🙏
प्रभु श्री केदारनाथ ज्योतिर्लिंग के पावन धाम के उत्तराखंड से।।🙏🙏
दिनांक:-19.09.2021,हर हर महादेव🙏
दयानिधान बाबा केदारनाथ जी🙏🙏☘️☘️
Shri Kedarnath Jyotirling🙏
(Rudraprayag Devbhoomi,Uttrakhand)
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प्रभु श्री केदारनाथ ज्योतिर्लिंग के पावन धाम के उत्तराखंड से।।🙏🙏
दिनांक:-19.09.2021,हर हर महादेव🙏
दयानिधान बाबा केदारनाथ जी🙏🙏☘️☘️
Shri Kedarnath Jyotirling🙏
(Rudraprayag Devbhoomi,Uttrakhand)
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Ancient Stone palace structure with tranquil gardens, arches & elaborate carvings. HAMPI.
Hampi | Karnataka | India
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Hampi | Karnataka | India
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The glorious Arunachaleswarar Temple at the foot of Tiruvannamalai Hill, Tamil Nadu.
One of the Pancha Bhoota Stalam. The Shiva linga here signifies the element Fire (Agni).
Bhagwan Shiva is known by devotees as Annamalayar or Arunachaleswarar.
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One of the Pancha Bhoota Stalam. The Shiva linga here signifies the element Fire (Agni).
Bhagwan Shiva is known by devotees as Annamalayar or Arunachaleswarar.
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Bhagwan Vishnu Ji in Vishwaroopa form at Changu Narayan Temple, Bhaktapur District of Nepal.
Changu Narayan Temple is considered as one of the oldest Temples in Nepal.
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Changu Narayan Temple is considered as one of the oldest Temples in Nepal.
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Shame on those who are disrespecting our ancient temples!
Revanasiddeshwar temple Kalgi, Kalburgi district, Karnataka.
The every Kalgi temples are in same stage, the locals using for personal purposes.
Please be responsible as a locals
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Revanasiddeshwar temple Kalgi, Kalburgi district, Karnataka.
The every Kalgi temples are in same stage, the locals using for personal purposes.
Please be responsible as a locals
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The Nandi - Monolithic Bull.
Locally known as Yeduru Basavanna or Nandi, this monolithic bull marks the east end of the Virupaksha Bazaar. The statue is housed in a twin storied pavilion built on an elevated platform. A heap of gigantic boulders behind the pavilion offers an interesting backdrop.
Hampi | Karnataka | India
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Locally known as Yeduru Basavanna or Nandi, this monolithic bull marks the east end of the Virupaksha Bazaar. The statue is housed in a twin storied pavilion built on an elevated platform. A heap of gigantic boulders behind the pavilion offers an interesting backdrop.
Hampi | Karnataka | India
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Markandeya hills is located near Vokkaleri, 65 km east of Bengaluru, Karnataka.
The Shiva temple on top of the hill is built thousands of years ago and renovated in 15th century CE. It’s motorable to the top.
Rishi Markandeya is said to have meditated here.
Weilding the old-world charm, Markandeya hill is surrounded by forests and farmlands. A serene, calm place!
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The Shiva temple on top of the hill is built thousands of years ago and renovated in 15th century CE. It’s motorable to the top.
Rishi Markandeya is said to have meditated here.
Weilding the old-world charm, Markandeya hill is surrounded by forests and farmlands. A serene, calm place!
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