Monday, April 6, 2020

Know the Shiva saga of the Shiva temple which was buried in the land for 400 years

Know the Shiva saga of the Shiva temple which was buried in the land for 400 years

Kedarnath temple of friends Lord Shiva Shankar is amazing and supernatural. Only Kedarnath darshan gives the mind a coolness. Kedarnath is one of the 12 Jyotirlingas of Lord Bholenath. It is present in Rudraprayag district of Uttarakhand state. Kedarnath Dham is surrounded by hills on three sides. The Mandakini river flows on the banks of the Kedarnath temple.

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This temple is built by the descendants of Pandavas. The doors of this temple remain open only 6 months in a year, the remaining 6 months this temple remains closed due to excess snow. But the surprising thing is that the lamp which is ignited while closing the temple on the next day of Diwali, keeps the lamp burning till 6 months after the doors of the temple are opened. Not only this, the cleanliness of the temple remains the same as it was done while closing the temple.

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In 2013, in the devastating storm in Uttarakhand, where there was devastation everywhere, there was no damage to the Kedarnath temple because a huge stone came to a stand just behind the temple. Due to which the water coming from the mountains was divided into two parts. What else would one call it a miracle of Lord Bholenath.

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Historians and archeology experts of our country believe that Kedarnath Dham was suppressed in the temple land from the 13th century to the 17th century. But surprisingly, the temple remained buried for so long that even though the temple was not harmed.

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