Guest guest Posted February 28, 2009 Report Share Posted February 28, 2009 Dear Sir, After reading this mail on Bhartuhari, I would like to write one experience narrated by an old man to me before 20 years. This happened while his Parikrama of River Narmada. While walking at night near Narmada river he met with one tall man of 10 feet height with long hair. He introduced himself as Ashwasthama and he talked with that learned gentleman who was pious by heart. They both talked in Sanskrit only. Ashwasthama first told him that I am Ashwasthama of Mahabharat. I am suffering constant pain from my forehead Scar which is never to be cured as Lord Krishna has cursed me. Please give me some curd or butter. (Dehi me kinchit Dadhi va Navanitam). This is a fact and not immaginory story as the person who told me his experience was 70 years old at that time and he was a noble and purehearted person Dr. Rawal--- On Sat, 2/28/09, Amit Trivedi <sonat64 wrote: Amit Trivedi <sonat64Re: Re: Region of UjjainDate: Saturday, February 28, 2009, 4:19 AM Namaskaaram Utpalji,A real gem from you-how much to remember ?!? Suppose I have memorized this-how much to remember.I am a researcher by profession and often wonder -how much to remember ???You are absolutely right in pointing out what I have mistakenly stated "Niti Shataka"-It should have been VAIRAGYA SHATAKA...My sincere apology for the unintended misinformation.Strange-i have wanted to write V.Shataka and wrote his being ascetic/renouncing the 'Samsaara',etc.A small clarification- I have not meant to say Raaja Bhartruhari is the Chranjiva like Bhagwan Parashuraama or Sri Sri Ashwathaamaa- I have mentioned that many believe that R.B.still roams in India and grants Darshana to the deserving.Again thanks for that poser on memory,Humble regards,amit --- On Fri, 2/27/09, utpal pathak <vedic_pathak@ > wrote: utpal pathak <vedic_pathak@ > Re: Region of UjjainFriday, February 27, 2009, 5:05 AMNamaskaaram Amit Bhai,Our own resourceful Mitesh has provided good information of Ujjain and Shree Maa and other places where Yagyas are performed."Ujjainiya Mahaakaalm.. ." ! My Parents visited Mahaakaal last year. it is also said that, the main attraction of Mahaakaal is to attend their early mroning Bhasma Aarati. and people told me that it is a custom to bring the ashes of last cremated body from the nearby smashaan for the Bhasma Abhiskek.. by the way it is well known that Amitabh Bachhan has a turn around in his career after rirual performed at Mahaakaleshwar. KBK thing happened and came out from debt etc..Ujjain was once the capital of great king Vikramaaditya. Gujarati calander year, which is Vikram Samvat is also named after him. so gujaraatis have connection to Ujjain:)I am not sure but is Raja Bhartuhari considered as one of the Chiranjivis? and was under the impression that the name of his treaty was Vairaagya Shataka.but not much important. how much information we'll store in this memory and what we will do with that.warm regards,utpal , Amit Trivedi <sonat64 wrote:>> Namaskaaram Miteshji,> Thanks for the interesting info.on Ujjain's surroundings.> As you have mentioned the most famous place here is the Jyotirlinga of Bhagwan Mahaakaleshwar and equally vibrant place is Shakti sthaana of Maa Harasiddhi Devi.Incidentally, Maa Harasiddhi has another Seat for Raatrivaas or nightstay near Porbandar -Gujarat.> Raaja Bhartruhari is the revered creator of two immortal classics : Nitishataka and Shringarashataka- his life is a message to all people to understand the redundance of the mundane wealth,beauty and affection. He first created 'Shringaara shataka' describing how the richly endowed people should enjoy life.... the Kaalachakra turned a full cycle and he was short-changed by his beloved -Raani Pingala.The mighty king takes to the ascetic life and at the peak of self-realization- he created another everlasting creation-' Niti shataka ' ....Strange are the ways of Almighty !!! The scholar of Shringaara (read Bhogi) turns the scholar of Niti (roughly putting:Systems as in particle physics definition).> Some people believe that Sage Bhartruhari is still roaming in India and grants Darshan to few lucky saadhakas.> > Humble Regards,> amit > > --- On Thu, 2/26/09, m540i98 <m540i98 wrote:> > m540i98 <m540i98> Region of Ujjain> > Thursday, February 26, 2009, 8:42 PM> > Namaste> > The region around Ujjain is considered the heart of spiritaul india.> A lot of Mahatmaas in Sookma Sareer stay in that Malwa Region and > river Chambal.> > Please pardon my spellings.> > Amongst the famous Harisiddhi Mata Temple one of the Shakti Peets and > ShivLinga Temples. Ujjain is also famous for Raja Bharathat Hari cave.> Raja Barathari is considered as one of the 9 Naths from the Nath > Sampradaya. He meditated for a long time and then he went south to> Devas, a small town near Indore. The legend is, a drop of blood from > Sati when Lord Shiva was carrying the corpse feel in Devas too. And > in the same place on a hill there is a Chamunda Devi Temple. A lot of > great Mahatmas since 1400 Have been staying and meditating there, > starting with Raja Barathari, then came the Poet Chand Bardai and then> Sheelnath Maharaj and Swami Shri VishnuTirth Maharaj in the 20th > century. Over and above the temple now there is Sheelnath maharaj > Dhuni Sanstan and also Swami VishnuTirth Maharaj's Ashram located in > the valley of the hill where Mother Chamunda temple is situated.> > Mother in this temple manifested many times and gave guidance and > darshan to all of the above saints. I am sure there are others who > benefited too.> > They all stayed at the Temple in devas. It is said even today many > Mahatmas in Sooksma sareer come to pray Chamunda Devi on a regular > basis.> > Best Regards> Mitesh> > > > ------------ --------- --------- ------> > || Om Shaantih Shaantih Shaantih ||> Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 28, 2009 Report Share Posted February 28, 2009 Namaste, It is probably the same person. Manish also told me that he met an old person who met Aswaththama on the bank of Narmada, after which he became very spiritual. Best regards,NarasimhaDo a Short Homam Yourself: http://www.VedicAstrologer.org/homamDo Pitri Tarpanas Yourself: http://www.VedicAstrologer.org/tarpanaSpirituality: Free Jyotish lessons (MP3): http://vedicastro.home.comcast.netFree Jyotish software (Windows): http://www.VedicAstrologer.orgSri Jagannath Centre (SJC) website: http://www.SriJagannath.org - Ashwin Rawal Saturday, February 28, 2009 11:40 AM Chiranjivas Dear Sir, After reading this mail on Bhartuhari, I would like to write one experience narrated by an old man to me before 20 years. This happened while his Parikrama of River Narmada. While walking at night near Narmada river he met with one tall man of 10 feet height with long hair. He introduced himself as Ashwasthama and he talked with that learned gentleman who was pious by heart. They both talked in Sanskrit only. Ashwasthama first told him that I am Ashwasthama of Mahabharat. I am suffering constant pain from my forehead Scar which is never to be cured as Lord Krishna has cursed me. Please give me some curd or butter. (Dehi me kinchit Dadhi va Navanitam). This is a fact and not immaginory story as the person who told me his experience was 70 years old at that time and he was a noble and purehearted person Dr. Rawal--- On Sat, 2/28/09, Amit Trivedi <sonat64 wrote: Amit Trivedi <sonat64Re: Re: Region of UjjainDate: Saturday, February 28, 2009, 4:19 AM Namaskaaram Utpalji,A real gem from you-how much to remember ?!? Suppose I have memorized this-how much to remember.I am a researcher by profession and often wonder -how much to remember ???You are absolutely right in pointing out what I have mistakenly stated "Niti Shataka"-It should have been VAIRAGYA SHATAKA...My sincere apology for the unintended misinformation.Strange-i have wanted to write V.Shataka and wrote his being ascetic/renouncing the 'Samsaara',etc.A small clarification- I have not meant to say Raaja Bhartruhari is the Chranjiva like Bhagwan Parashuraama or Sri Sri Ashwathaamaa- I have mentioned that many believe that R.B.still roams in India and grants Darshana to the deserving.Again thanks for that poser on memory,Humble regards,amit --- On Fri, 2/27/09, utpal pathak <vedic_pathak@ > wrote: utpal pathak <vedic_pathak@ > Re: Region of UjjainFriday, February 27, 2009, 5:05 AMNamaskaaram Amit Bhai,Our own resourceful Mitesh has provided good information of Ujjain and Shree Maa and other places where Yagyas are performed."Ujjainiya Mahaakaalm.. ." ! My Parents visited Mahaakaal last year. it is also said that, the main attraction of Mahaakaal is to attend their early mroning Bhasma Aarati. and people told me that it is a custom to bring the ashes of last cremated body from the nearby smashaan for the Bhasma Abhiskek.. by the way it is well known that Amitabh Bachhan has a turn around in his career after rirual performed at Mahaakaleshwar. KBK thing happened and came out from debt etc..Ujjain was once the capital of great king Vikramaaditya. Gujarati calander year, which is Vikram Samvat is also named after him. so gujaraatis have connection to Ujjain:)I am not sure but is Raja Bhartuhari considered as one of the Chiranjivis? and was under the impression that the name of his treaty was Vairaagya Shataka.but not much important. how much information we'll store in this memory and what we will do with that.warm regards,utpal , Amit Trivedi <sonat64 wrote:>> Namaskaaram Miteshji,> Thanks for the interesting info.on Ujjain's surroundings.> As you have mentioned the most famous place here is the Jyotirlinga of Bhagwan Mahaakaleshwar and equally vibrant place is Shakti sthaana of Maa Harasiddhi Devi.Incidentally, Maa Harasiddhi has another Seat for Raatrivaas or nightstay near Porbandar -Gujarat.> Raaja Bhartruhari is the revered creator of two immortal classics : Nitishataka and Shringarashataka- his life is a message to all people to understand the redundance of the mundane wealth,beauty and affection. He first created 'Shringaara shataka' describing how the richly endowed people should enjoy life.... the Kaalachakra turned a full cycle and he was short-changed by his beloved -Raani Pingala.The mighty king takes to the ascetic life and at the peak of self-realization- he created another everlasting creation-' Niti shataka ' ....Strange are the ways of Almighty !!! The scholar of Shringaara (read Bhogi) turns the scholar of Niti (roughly putting:Systems as in particle physics definition).> Some people believe that Sage Bhartruhari is still roaming in India and grants Darshan to few lucky saadhakas.> > Humble Regards,> amit > > --- On Thu, 2/26/09, m540i98 <m540i98 wrote:> > m540i98 <m540i98> Region of Ujjain> > Thursday, February 26, 2009, 8:42 PM> > Namaste> > The region around Ujjain is considered the heart of spiritaul india.> A lot of Mahatmaas in Sookma Sareer stay in that Malwa Region and > river Chambal.> > Please pardon my spellings.> > Amongst the famous Harisiddhi Mata Temple one of the Shakti Peets and > ShivLinga Temples. Ujjain is also famous for Raja Bharathat Hari cave.> Raja Barathari is considered as one of the 9 Naths from the Nath > Sampradaya. He meditated for a long time and then he went south to> Devas, a small town near Indore. The legend is, a drop of blood from > Sati when Lord Shiva was carrying the corpse feel in Devas too. And > in the same place on a hill there is a Chamunda Devi Temple. A lot of > great Mahatmas since 1400 Have been staying and meditating there, > starting with Raja Barathari, then came the Poet Chand Bardai and then> Sheelnath Maharaj and Swami Shri VishnuTirth Maharaj in the 20th > century. Over and above the temple now there is Sheelnath maharaj > Dhuni Sanstan and also Swami VishnuTirth Maharaj's Ashram located in > the valley of the hill where Mother Chamunda temple is situated.> > Mother in this temple manifested many times and gave guidance and > darshan to all of the above saints. I am sure there are others who > benefited too.> > They all stayed at the Temple in devas. It is said even today many > Mahatmas in Sooksma sareer come to pray Chamunda Devi on a regular > basis.> > Best Regards> Mitesh Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 28, 2009 Report Share Posted February 28, 2009 Pujya Ashwinji,I fully support your narration.I have read newspaper column accounts and heard from elders about Sri Sri Ashwatthaamaa roaming in forests spread on River Narmadaji's(or Revaji as called by many people ) flow path. As you have mentioned several pious beings have encountered Sri Sri Ashwatthaamaa in the month of Shraawana in monsoon.The description I have heard about him is a very very tall man with impressive beard and exuding so much of Teja that ordinary mortals can not look at the face.Many elders who do " Reva parikramaa" have seen him from some distance.Occassional mention of Bhagwaan Parashuraama being sighted in this region of BHARUCH & RAJPIPALA districts are there.Incidentally, BHARUCH name is the corrupted from the Sanskrit Bhrugu Kachha and these area is regarded as Rishi Bhumi and known Tapovana of divine eminences like Maharshi Bhrugu,Jamadagni,Mahavidushi Anusuyaaji and Parashuraama is spread in 100 Kilometers radius with Bharuch as the centre point.No wonder that even Saints like KABIRJI have tread this region for seeking spiritual enhancement.There are many folk-lores surrounding this reagion but I am stopping here.2]To honour your call for a brief introduction :Amit Yagneshkumar Trivedi is a mortal seeker holding Masters in Chemistry,Management and Mass Communications with a Ph.D.in Medicinal Chemistry.Professionally involved in Research & Development of Drugs and Pharmaceuticals since 21 years. I am trying to study astrology since student days and have settled in Thane -Mumbai area.Spiritually inclined to know something about Mahaadevaji and Shiva Panchaayata.Very honestly I am a rank beginner and have just understood from this forum the importance of dissolving ego.Humble regards,amit --- On Sat, 2/28/09, Ashwin Rawal <a.rawal wrote:Ashwin Rawal <a.rawal Chiranjivas Date: Saturday, February 28, 2009, 4:40 PM Dear Sir, After reading this mail on Bhartuhari, I would like to write one experience narrated by an old man to me before 20 years. This happened while his Parikrama of River Narmada. While walking at night near Narmada river he met with one tall man of 10 feet height with long hair. He introduced himself as Ashwasthama and he talked with that learned gentleman who was pious by heart. They both talked in Sanskrit only. Ashwasthama first told him that I am Ashwasthama of Mahabharat. I am suffering constant pain from my forehead Scar which is never to be cured as Lord Krishna has cursed me. Please give me some curd or butter. (Dehi me kinchit Dadhi va Navanitam). This is a fact and not immaginory story as the person who told me his experience was 70 years old at that time and he was a noble and purehearted person Dr. Rawal--- On Sat, 2/28/09, Amit Trivedi <sonat64 wrote: Amit Trivedi <sonat64Re: Re: Region of UjjainDate: Saturday, February 28, 2009, 4:19 AM Namaskaaram Utpalji,A real gem from you-how much to remember ?!? Suppose I have memorized this-how much to remember.I am a researcher by profession and often wonder -how much to remember ???You are absolutely right in pointing out what I have mistakenly stated "Niti Shataka"-It should have been VAIRAGYA SHATAKA...My sincere apology for the unintended misinformation.Strange-i have wanted to write V.Shataka and wrote his being ascetic/renouncing the 'Samsaara',etc.A small clarification- I have not meant to say Raaja Bhartruhari is the Chranjiva like Bhagwan Parashuraama or Sri Sri Ashwathaamaa- I have mentioned that many believe that R.B.still roams in India and grants Darshana to the deserving.Again thanks for that poser on memory,Humble regards,amit --- On Fri, 2/27/09, utpal pathak <vedic_pathak@ > wrote: utpal pathak <vedic_pathak@ > Re: Region of UjjainFriday, February 27, 2009, 5:05 AMNamaskaaram Amit Bhai,Our own resourceful Mitesh has provided good information of Ujjain and Shree Maa and other places where Yagyas are performed."Ujjainiya Mahaakaalm.. ." ! My Parents visited Mahaakaal last year. it is also said that, the main attraction of Mahaakaal is to attend their early mroning Bhasma Aarati. and people told me that it is a custom to bring the ashes of last cremated body from the nearby smashaan for the Bhasma Abhiskek.. by the way it is well known that Amitabh Bachhan has a turn around in his career after rirual performed at Mahaakaleshwar. KBK thing happened and came out from debt etc..Ujjain was once the capital of great king Vikramaaditya. Gujarati calander year, which is Vikram Samvat is also named after him. so gujaraatis have connection to Ujjain:)I am not sure but is Raja Bhartuhari considered as one of the Chiranjivis? and was under the impression that the name of his treaty was Vairaagya Shataka.but not much important. how much information we'll store in this memory and what we will do with that.warm regards,utpal , Amit Trivedi <sonat64 wrote:>> Namaskaaram Miteshji,> Thanks for the interesting info.on Ujjain's surroundings.> As you have mentioned the most famous place here is the Jyotirlinga of Bhagwan Mahaakaleshwar and equally vibrant place is Shakti sthaana of Maa Harasiddhi Devi.Incidentally, Maa Harasiddhi has another Seat for Raatrivaas or nightstay near Porbandar -Gujarat.> Raaja Bhartruhari is the revered creator of two immortal classics : Nitishataka and Shringarashataka- his life is a message to all people to understand the redundance of the mundane wealth,beauty and affection. He first created 'Shringaara shataka' describing how the richly endowed people should enjoy life.... the Kaalachakra turned a full cycle and he was short-changed by his beloved -Raani Pingala.The mighty king takes to the ascetic life and at the peak of self-realization- he created another everlasting creation-' Niti shataka ' ....Strange are the ways of Almighty !!! The scholar of Shringaara (read Bhogi) turns the scholar of Niti (roughly putting:Systems as in particle physics definition).> Some people believe that Sage Bhartruhari is still roaming in India and grants Darshan to few lucky saadhakas.> > Humble Regards,> amit > > --- On Thu, 2/26/09, m540i98 <m540i98 wrote:> > m540i98 <m540i98> Region of Ujjain> > Thursday, February 26, 2009, 8:42 PM> > Namaste> > The region around Ujjain is considered the heart of spiritaul india.> A lot of Mahatmaas in Sookma Sareer stay in that Malwa Region and > river Chambal.> > Please pardon my spellings.> > Amongst the famous Harisiddhi Mata Temple one of the Shakti Peets and > ShivLinga Temples. Ujjain is also famous for Raja Bharathat Hari cave.> Raja Barathari is considered as one of the 9 Naths from the Nath > Sampradaya. He meditated for a long time and then he went south to> Devas, a small town near Indore. The legend is, a drop of blood from > Sati when Lord Shiva was carrying the corpse feel in Devas too. And > in the same place on a hill there is a Chamunda Devi Temple. A lot of > great Mahatmas since 1400 Have been staying and meditating there, > starting with Raja Barathari, then came the Poet Chand Bardai and then> Sheelnath Maharaj and Swami Shri VishnuTirth Maharaj in the 20th > century. Over and above the temple now there is Sheelnath maharaj > Dhuni Sanstan and also Swami VishnuTirth Maharaj's Ashram located in > the valley of the hill where Mother Chamunda temple is situated.> > Mother in this temple manifested many times and gave guidance and > darshan to all of the above saints. I am sure there are others who > benefited too.> > They all stayed at the Temple in devas. It is said even today many > Mahatmas in Sooksma sareer come to pray Chamunda Devi on a regular > basis.> > Best Regards> Mitesh> > > > ------------ --------- --------- ------> > || Om Shaantih Shaantih Shaantih ||> Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 1, 2009 Report Share Posted March 1, 2009 Namaste Interesting information about the region, in recent years there was a great Saint by name of Ranga Avadhoot Maharaj who settled on the river banks of Narmada near Bharuch. Best Regards Mitesh , Amit Trivedi <sonat64 wrote: > > Pujya Ashwinji, > I fully support your narration.I have read newspaper column accounts and heard from elders about Sri Sri Ashwatthaamaa roaming in forests spread on River Narmadaji's(or Revaji as called by many people ) flow path. As you have mentioned several pious beings have encountered Sri Sri Ashwatthaamaa in the month of Shraawana in monsoon.The description I have heard about him is a very very tall man with impressive beard and exuding so much of Teja that ordinary mortals can not look at the face.Many elders who do " Reva parikramaa " have seen him from some distance.Occassional mention of Bhagwaan Parashuraama being sighted in this region of BHARUCH & RAJPIPALA districts are there.Incidentally, BHARUCH name is the corrupted from the Sanskrit Bhrugu Kachha and these area is regarded as Rishi Bhumi and known Tapovana of divine eminences like Maharshi Bhrugu,Jamadagni,Mahavidushi Anusuyaaji and Parashuraama is spread in 100 Kilometers radius with Bharuch as the > centre point.No wonder that even Saints like KABIRJI have tread this region for seeking spiritual enhancement.There are many folk- lores surrounding this reagion but I am stopping here. > 2] > To honour your call for a brief introduction : > Amit Yagneshkumar Trivedi is a mortal seeker holding Masters in Chemistry,Management and Mass Communications with a Ph.D.in Medicinal Chemistry.Professionally involved in Research & Development of Drugs and Pharmaceuticals since 21 years. I am trying to study astrology since student days and have settled in Thane -Mumbai area.Spiritually inclined to know something about Mahaadevaji and Shiva Panchaayata.Very honestly I am a rank beginner and have just understood from this forum the importance of dissolving ego. > > Humble regards, > amit > > > > > > --- On Sat, 2/28/09, Ashwin Rawal <a.rawal wrote: > Ashwin Rawal <a.rawal > Chiranjivas > > Saturday, February 28, 2009, 4:40 PM > > > > > > > > Dear Sir, > After reading this mail on Bhartuhari, I would like to write one experience narrated by an old man to me before 20 years. This happened while his Parikrama of River Narmada. While walking at night near Narmada river he met with one tall man of 10 feet height with long hair. He introduced himself as Ashwasthama and he talked with that learned gentleman who was pious by heart. They both talked in Sanskrit only. Ashwasthama first told him that I am Ashwasthama of Mahabharat. I am suffering constant pain from my forehead Scar which is never to be cured as Lord Krishna has cursed me. Please give me some curd or butter. (Dehi me kinchit Dadhi va Navanitam). > This is a fact and not immaginory story as the person who told me his experience was 70 years old at that time and he was a noble and purehearted person > Dr. Rawal > > --- On Sat, 2/28/09, Amit Trivedi <sonat64 wrote: > > Amit Trivedi <sonat64 > Re: Re: Region of Ujjain > > Saturday, February 28, 2009, 4:19 AM > > Namaskaaram Utpalji, > A real gem from you-how much to remember ?!? > Suppose I have memorized this-how much to remember. > I am a researcher by profession and often wonder -how much to remember ??? > > You are absolutely right in pointing out what I have mistakenly stated " Niti Shataka " -It should have been VAIRAGYA SHATAKA...My sincere apology for the unintended misinformation. > Strange-i have wanted to write V.Shataka and wrote his being ascetic/renouncing the 'Samsaara',etc. > A small clarification- I have not meant to say Raaja Bhartruhari is the Chranjiva like Bhagwan Parashuraama or Sri Sri Ashwathaamaa- I have mentioned that many believe that R.B.still roams in India and grants Darshana to the deserving. > > Again thanks for that poser on memory, > Humble regards, > amit > > > > --- On Fri, 2/27/09, utpal pathak <vedic_pathak@ > wrote: > > utpal pathak <vedic_pathak@ > > Re: Region of Ujjain > > Friday, February 27, 2009, 5:05 AM > > Namaskaaram Amit Bhai, > > Our own resourceful Mitesh has provided good information of Ujjain > and Shree Maa and other places where Yagyas are performed. > > " Ujjainiya Mahaakaalm.. . " ! My Parents visited Mahaakaal last year. > it is also said that, the main attraction of Mahaakaal is to attend > their early mroning Bhasma Aarati. and people told me that it is a > custom to bring the ashes of last cremated body from the nearby > smashaan for the Bhasma Abhiskek.. by the way it is well known that > Amitabh Bachhan has a turn around in his career after rirual > performed at Mahaakaleshwar. KBK thing > happened and came out from > debt etc.. > Ujjain was once the capital of great king Vikramaaditya. Gujarati > calander year, which is Vikram Samvat is also named after him. so > gujaraatis have connection to Ujjain:) > > I am not sure but is Raja Bhartuhari considered as one of the > Chiranjivis? and was under the impression that the name of his > treaty was Vairaagya Shataka. > > but not much important. how much information we'll store in this > memory and what we will do with that. > > warm regards, > > utpal > > , Amit Trivedi <sonat64@> > wrote: > > > > Namaskaaram Miteshji, > > Thanks for the interesting info.on Ujjain's surroundings. > > As you have mentioned the most famous place here is the > Jyotirlinga of Bhagwan Mahaakaleshwar and equally vibrant place is > Shakti sthaana of Maa Harasiddhi Devi.Incidentally, Maa > Harasiddhi has > another Seat for Raatrivaas or nightstay near > Porbandar -Gujarat. > > Raaja Bhartruhari is the revered creator of two immortal > classics : Nitishataka and Shringarashataka- his life is a message to > all people to understand the redundance of the mundane wealth,beauty > and affection. He first created 'Shringaara shataka' describing how > the richly endowed people should enjoy life.... the Kaalachakra > turned a full cycle and he was short-changed by his beloved -Raani > Pingala.The mighty king takes to the ascetic life and at the peak of > self-realization- he created another everlasting creation-' Niti > shataka ' ....Strange are the ways of Almighty !!! The scholar of > Shringaara (read Bhogi) turns the scholar of Niti (roughly > putting:Systems as in particle physics definition). > > Some people believe that Sage Bhartruhari is still roaming in > India and grants Darshan to > few > lucky saadhakas. > > > > Humble Regards, > > amit > > > > --- On Thu, 2/26/09, m540i98 <m540i98@> wrote: > > > > m540i98 <m540i98@> > > Region of Ujjain > > > > Thursday, February 26, 2009, 8:42 PM > > > > Namaste > > > > The region around Ujjain is considered the heart of spiritaul > india. > > A lot of Mahatmaas in Sookma Sareer stay in that Malwa Region and > > river Chambal. > > > > Please pardon my spellings. > > > > Amongst the famous Harisiddhi Mata Temple one of the Shakti Peets > and > > ShivLinga Temples. Ujjain is also famous for Raja Bharathat Hari > cave. > > Raja Barathari is considered as one of the 9 Naths from the Nath > > Sampradaya. He meditated for a long time and then he went south to > > > Devas, > a small town near Indore. The legend is, a drop of blood > from > > Sati when Lord Shiva was carrying the corpse feel in Devas too. > And > > in the same place on a hill there is a Chamunda Devi Temple. A lot > of > > great Mahatmas since 1400 Have been staying and meditating there, > > starting with Raja Barathari, then came the Poet Chand Bardai and > then > > Sheelnath Maharaj and Swami Shri VishnuTirth Maharaj in the 20th > > century. Over and above the temple now there is Sheelnath maharaj > > Dhuni Sanstan and also Swami VishnuTirth Maharaj's Ashram located > in > > the valley of the hill where Mother Chamunda temple is situated. > > > > Mother in this temple manifested many times and gave guidance and > > darshan to all of the above saints. I am sure there are others who > > benefited too. > > > > They all stayed at the Temple in devas. It is said even today many > > > Mahatmas in Sooksma sareer come to pray Chamunda Devi on a regular > > basis. > > > > Best Regards > > Mitesh > > > > > > > > ------------ --------- --------- ------ > > > > || Om Shaantih Shaantih Shaantih || > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 1, 2009 Report Share Posted March 1, 2009 Yes, the ashram name is Nareshwar. It is one of those ashrams that is still away from money and power games. Shri Rang Avadhoot Maharaj worshipped Lord Datta. He wrote "Dattabawani". Another interesting fact is that this is "Amrut Mahotsav" year(75 years) of Dattabawani creation and many many "Avadhoot parivars" around the world are reciting Dattabawani to reach a certain number. I believe Mumbai parivar is going to do 75 lakhs. In New Jersey, Chicago and Toronto avdhoot parivars are also very active and doing their part. I am Chicago area and very fortunate to get blessings from "Shri Prem Avadhoot Maharaj" who is shishya of Rang Avhoot and visits us in summer. Namaste,Rucham540i98 <m540i98 Sent: Sunday, March 1, 2009 8:09:07 AM Re: Chiranjivas Namaste Interesting information about the region, in recent years there was a great Saint by name of Ranga Avadhoot Maharaj who settled on the river banks of Narmada near Bharuch. Best Regards Mitesh , Amit Trivedi <sonat64 > wrote: > > Pujya Ashwinji, > I fully support your narration.I have read newspaper column accounts and heard from elders about Sri Sri Ashwatthaamaa roaming in forests spread on River Narmadaji's( or Revaji as called by many people ) flow path. As you have mentioned several pious beings have encountered Sri Sri Ashwatthaamaa in the month of Shraawana in monsoon.The description I have heard about him is a very very tall man with impressive beard and exuding so much of Teja that ordinary mortals can not look at the face.Many elders who do " Reva parikramaa" have seen him from some distance.Occassiona l mention of Bhagwaan Parashuraama being sighted in this region of BHARUCH & RAJPIPALA districts are there.Incidentally, BHARUCH name is the corrupted from the Sanskrit Bhrugu Kachha and these area is regarded as Rishi Bhumi and known Tapovana of divine eminences like Maharshi Bhrugu,Jamadagni, Mahavidushi Anusuyaaji and Parashuraama is spread in 100 Kilometers radius with Bharuch as the > centre point.No wonder that even Saints like KABIRJI have tread this region for seeking spiritual enhancement. There are many folk- lores surrounding this reagion but I am stopping here. > 2] > To honour your call for a brief introduction : > Amit Yagneshkumar Trivedi is a mortal seeker holding Masters in Chemistry,Managemen t and Mass Communications with a Ph.D.in Medicinal Chemistry.Professio nally involved in Research & Development of Drugs and Pharmaceuticals since 21 years. I am trying to study astrology since student days and have settled in Thane -Mumbai area.Spiritually inclined to know something about Mahaadevaji and Shiva Panchaayata. Very honestly I am a rank beginner and have just understood from this forum the importance of dissolving ego. > > Humble regards, > amit > > > > > > --- On Sat, 2/28/09, Ashwin Rawal <a.rawal > wrote: > Ashwin Rawal <a.rawal > > Chiranjivas > > Saturday, February 28, 2009, 4:40 PM > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Dear Sir, > After reading this mail on Bhartuhari, I would like to write one experience narrated by an old man to me before 20 years. This happened while his Parikrama of River Narmada. While walking at night near Narmada river he met with one tall man of 10 feet height with long hair. He introduced himself as Ashwasthama and he talked with that learned gentleman who was pious by heart. They both talked in Sanskrit only. Ashwasthama first told him that I am Ashwasthama of Mahabharat. I am suffering constant pain from my forehead Scar which is never to be cured as Lord Krishna has cursed me. Please give me some curd or butter. (Dehi me kinchit Dadhi va Navanitam). > This is a fact and not immaginory story as the person who told me his experience was 70 years old at that time and he was a noble and purehearted person > Dr. Rawal > > --- On Sat, 2/28/09, Amit Trivedi <sonat64 > wrote: > > Amit Trivedi <sonat64 > > Re: Re: Region of Ujjain > @ ... > Saturday, February 28, 2009, 4:19 AM > > > > > > > > > Namaskaaram Utpalji, > A real gem from you-how much to remember ?!? > Suppose I have memorized this-how much to remember. > I am a researcher by profession and often wonder -how much to remember ??? > > You are absolutely right in pointing out what I have mistakenly stated "Niti Shataka"-It should have been VAIRAGYA SHATAKA...My sincere apology for the unintended misinformation. > Strange-i have wanted to write V.Shataka and wrote his being ascetic/renouncing the 'Samsaara',etc. > A small clarification- I have not meant to say Raaja Bhartruhari is the Chranjiva like Bhagwan Parashuraama or Sri Sri Ashwathaamaa- I have mentioned that many believe that R.B.still roams in India and grants Darshana to the deserving. > > Again thanks for that poser on memory, > Humble regards, > amit > > > > --- On Fri, 2/27/09, utpal pathak <vedic_pathak@ > wrote: > > utpal pathak <vedic_pathak@ > > Re: Region of Ujjain > > Friday, February 27, 2009, 5:05 AM > > Namaskaaram Amit Bhai, > > Our own resourceful Mitesh has provided good information of Ujjain > and Shree Maa and other places where Yagyas are performed. > > "Ujjainiya Mahaakaalm.. ." ! My Parents visited Mahaakaal last year. > it is also said that, the main attraction of Mahaakaal is to attend > their early mroning Bhasma Aarati. and people told me that it is a > custom to bring the ashes of last cremated body from the nearby > smashaan for the Bhasma Abhiskek.. by the way it is well known that > Amitabh Bachhan has a turn around in his career after rirual > performed at Mahaakaleshwar. KBK thing > happened and came out from > debt etc.. > Ujjain was once the capital of great king Vikramaaditya. Gujarati > calander year, which is Vikram Samvat is also named after him. so > gujaraatis have connection to Ujjain:) > > I am not sure but is Raja Bhartuhari considered as one of the > Chiranjivis? and was under the impression that the name of his > treaty was Vairaagya Shataka. > > but not much important. how much information we'll store in this > memory and what we will do with that. > > warm regards, > > utpal > > , Amit Trivedi <sonat64@> > wrote: > > > > Namaskaaram Miteshji, > > Thanks for the interesting info.on Ujjain's surroundings. > > As you have mentioned the most famous place here is the > Jyotirlinga of Bhagwan Mahaakaleshwar and equally vibrant place is > Shakti sthaana of Maa Harasiddhi Devi.Incidentally, Maa > Harasiddhi has > another Seat for Raatrivaas or nightstay near > Porbandar -Gujarat. > > Raaja Bhartruhari is the revered creator of two immortal > classics : Nitishataka and Shringarashataka- his life is a message to > all people to understand the redundance of the mundane wealth,beauty > and affection. He first created 'Shringaara shataka' describing how > the richly endowed people should enjoy life.... the Kaalachakra > turned a full cycle and he was short-changed by his beloved -Raani > Pingala.The mighty king takes to the ascetic life and at the peak of > self-realization- he created another everlasting creation-' Niti > shataka ' .... Strange are the ways of Almighty !!! The scholar of > Shringaara (read Bhogi) turns the scholar of Niti (roughly > putting:Systems as in particle physics definition). > > Some people believe that Sage Bhartruhari is still roaming in > India and grants Darshan to > few > lucky saadhakas. > > > > Humble Regards, > > amit > > > > --- On Thu, 2/26/09, m540i98 <m540i98@> wrote: > > > > m540i98 <m540i98@> > > Region of Ujjain > > > > Thursday, February 26, 2009, 8:42 PM > > > > Namaste > > > > The region around Ujjain is considered the heart of spiritaul > india. > > A lot of Mahatmaas in Sookma Sareer stay in that Malwa Region and > > river Chambal. > > > > Please pardon my spellings. > > > > Amongst the famous Harisiddhi Mata Temple one of the Shakti Peets > and > > ShivLinga Temples. Ujjain is also famous for Raja Bharathat Hari > cave. > > Raja Barathari is considered as one of the 9 Naths from the Nath > > Sampradaya. He meditated for a long time and then he went south to > > > Devas, > a small town near Indore. The legend is, a drop of blood > from > > Sati when Lord Shiva was carrying the corpse feel in Devas too. > And > > in the same place on a hill there is a Chamunda Devi Temple. A lot > of > > great Mahatmas since 1400 Have been staying and meditating there, > > starting with Raja Barathari, then came the Poet Chand Bardai and > then > > Sheelnath Maharaj and Swami Shri VishnuTirth Maharaj in the 20th > > century. Over and above the temple now there is Sheelnath maharaj > > Dhuni Sanstan and also Swami VishnuTirth Maharaj's Ashram located > in > > the valley of the hill where Mother Chamunda temple is situated. > > > > Mother in this temple manifested many times and gave guidance and > > darshan to all of the above saints. I am sure there are others who > > benefited too. > > > > They all stayed at the Temple in devas. It is said even today many > > > Mahatmas in Sooksma sareer come to pray Chamunda Devi on a regular > > basis. > > > > Best Regards > > Mitesh > > > > > > > > ------------ --------- --------- ------ > > > > || Om Shaantih Shaantih Shaantih || > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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