ReclaimTemples Just tweeted ********************************************** RT @AdiShankaraa: During 2013 #Kedarnath floods, a giant boulder descended from the mountains & settled at the back of #KedarnathTemple. It took the impact & saved the temple. https://t.co/ialqYWQT4S
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Advaita
During 2013 #Kedarnath floods, a giant boulder descended from the mountains & settled at the back of #KedarnathTemple. It took the impact & saved the temple.
ReclaimTemples Just tweeted ********************************************** RT @AdiShankaraa: The crop of liberation grows here. #Kedarnath - the Vairagya Simhasana. https://t.co/binONJZJfd
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Advaita
The crop of liberation grows here. #Kedarnath - the Vairagya Simhasana.
ReclaimTemples Just tweeted ********************************************** RT @KanchanGupta: This is what unrestrained 'tourism' has done. On the way to #Kedarnath. [The gods built their abodes on remote mountain tops to be away from mere mortals. Why not respect that?] https://t.co/yOOn2ABy6g
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Kanchan Gupta
This is what unrestrained 'tourism' has done. On the way to #Kedarnath. [The gods built their abodes on remote mountain tops to be away from mere mortals. Why not respect that?]
Today, statue of #AdiShankaracharya Ji inaugurated in #Kedarnath Dham, in #uttarakhand
This 12-foot statue made its journey from the workshop of sculptor #ArunYogiraj in #Mysuru’s Saraswatipuram to the Samadhi sthal in Kedarnath (by road until Chamoli Airbase from where it was airlifted by the Indian Air Force to Kedarnath)
#Shankaracharya ji statue has been made by a Mysore-based sculptor using chlorite schist – a rock popular for withstanding rain, sunshine and harsh weather. It has been constructed by digging land behind the Kedarnath Temple and in the middle of the samadhi area.
This 12-foot statue made its journey from the workshop of sculptor #ArunYogiraj in #Mysuru’s Saraswatipuram to the Samadhi sthal in Kedarnath (by road until Chamoli Airbase from where it was airlifted by the Indian Air Force to Kedarnath)
#Shankaracharya ji statue has been made by a Mysore-based sculptor using chlorite schist – a rock popular for withstanding rain, sunshine and harsh weather. It has been constructed by digging land behind the Kedarnath Temple and in the middle of the samadhi area.