Bhagwan Ji Help me: September 2012

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The site bhagwanjihelpme is an unofficial blog created by one of the devotee of Mata Vaishno Devi. The purpose behind this is to guide and help the "yatris" so that they can easily take the 'darshan'.

The blog has been enriched with various pics and information, which is being gathered from the online resources and personal experiences of the blogger while undertaking the Mata Vaishno Devi Darshan.

The blog makes the devotees aware about the various Do's and Don'ts during the yatra and also gives valuable tips which can be followed before undertaking the journey.

If in case any devotee wants to contact the official site of Mata Vaishno Devi then you are advised to kindly visit Shri Mata Vaishno Devi Shrine Board

जय माता दी

Once you have selected your preferred way for How to Reach Vaishno Devi and landed in the holy city of Jammu; then your next stoppage for Mata Bhawan would be Katra. The distance between Jammu and Katra is about 50 Km. Katra serves as a base camp in the journey towards Maa Vaishno Devi. As the Bhawan of Mata Vaishno Devi is in the hills of the Trikuta Mountain, thus most of the devotees rests and stay at Katra before commencing their onward journey for Vaishno Bhawan.

Roadway from Jammu to Katra

Devotees using airways or railways have to break up their journey at Jammu and use roadways to reach Katra; whereas those pilgrims who are travelling by road can move straight to Katra. At present there is no railway connection between Jammu and Katra, but the work is in progress. With the blessings of Maa Vaishno Devi travelers will soon gain the experience of rail from Jammu to Katra.

How to reach Katra

A large number of options are available if you are planning to move further towards Katra. If you are tight with your budget then the best option is the ordinary bus service, but for the high class tourists, luxurious buses are also available. One can catch buses each 15 minutes from both Government and Private Service providers.

Winding roads of Jammu to Katra

As the roadway from Jammu to Katra is carved through a hill and the travelling time in buses is approximately 2 hours, so travelers may experience nausea and vomiting. If you have such problems then it is advisable to take private Taxis for Katra. The Taxi Stand is nearby the Bus Stand, located at the Jammu Tawi Railway Station.
Taxis normally take less than 1.5 hours to reach Katra from Jammu.

Devotees who are using the roadways towards Jammu and don't want to halt there, have an option to head straight for Katra. The National Highway No. 1A has a two way diversion approximately 35 Km. from Jammu. The place is called Domel and you can take one of the diversions for Srinagar while the other takes you to the base camp Katra.

Jammu to Katra Fare

The official fare from Jammu to katra is revised regularly and one should first inquire about it before commencing the journey. The fare of buses is low as compared to the taxis, but you can't neglect the Time Factor and Convenience being provided while travelling through taxis. (One can hire taxis from Jammu to Katra starting from Rs 300 and the bus tickets can be availed for Rs 50 per seat) *

* The fares mentioned above are just for information and not the official rate, rather it is according to the personal experience of the blogger. It is worth to remember that fares are liable to change as per the official rules therein.

Tips to Remember

If you are travelling alone and can compromise with the convenience and the time factor, for reaching Katra from Jammu then buses are best to opt for. Those willing to enjoy the beauty of Katra can travel through taxis, as it will give you the option to pause in the way and take the memorable snaps.

On the other hand if you are alone and want to a take taxi then search for someone who can share the fare with you. This option should be taken with caution as you are on a tour and strangers can be harmful. So it is highly advised that share a taxi with only known persons and not with the strangers.

जय माता दी

Beautiful Photos Collection Of Omkareshwar Temple

Omkareshwar Temple is situated on the mountain Mandhata by the banks of Narmada River in the Malva area in Madhya Pradesh. Omkareshwar Temple is one of the 12 revered Jyotirlinga shrines of Shiva. The temple is closely linked with Mammaleshwar Temple (situated on the south of river Narmada) as both the forms of Shiva have been counted as one.

Beautiful Photos Collection Of Mahakaleshwar Temple Ujjain

Mahakaleshwara Temple is located by the banks of river Kshipra, in the dense Mahakal forests in Ujjain, Madhya Pradesh. It is an important Shaivaite pilgrimage centre in North India and is revered as one of the 12 Jyotilinga manifestations of Shiva.

Beautiful Photos Collection Of Kedarnath Temple

One of the holiest pilgrimages for the Hindus, Kedarnath Temple Jyotirlinga is located in the picturesque surroundings of Rudra Himalaya Range at a height of 12000 feet on a mountain named Kedar. Near Kedarnath is the source of the river Mandakini that joins Alakananda at Rudraprayag. This place is approximately 150 miles aKedarnath is a holy town for hindu relgion. It is a nagar panchayat in Rudraprayag district located in the Indian state of Uttarakhand. Kedarnath is located in the Himalayas, about 3584m above sea level near the head of river Mandakini, and is flanked by breathtaking snow-capped peaks making it most remote site among all four char dham sites. way from Hardwar and 132 miles north of Hrishikesh and is accessible by foot. The Kedarnath Temple, and is a popular destination for Hindu pilgrims from all over the world, being one of the four major sites in India's Chota Char Dham pilgrimage. The temple is believed to have been built by Adi Sankaracharya and is named in honor of King Kedar who ruled in the Satya Yuga. The Kedarnath temple existed from the times of Mahabharata, when the Pandavas are supposed to have pleased Shiva by doing penance in Kedarnath. Kedarnath is located at 30°44'N 79°04'E30.73°N 79.07°E. It has an average elevation of 3,553 metres (11,657 feet). During winter due to heavy snowfall, the temple is open only between the end of April to Kartik Purnima (the autumn full moon). During the winters, the murtis (idols) from Kedarnath temple are brought to Ukhimath and worshipped there for six months. In this region, Lord Shiva is worshipped as Kedarnath, the 'Lord of Kedar Khand', the historical name of the region.

Beautiful Photos Collection Of Kedarnath Temple

Beautiful Photos Collection Of Ghrishneshwar Jyotirlinga

Grishneshwar Temple is an ancient pilgrimage site revered as the abode of one of the 12 Jyotirlinga manifestation of Lord Shiva. The Grishneshwar Jyotirlinga shrine is located at a village called Verul, which lies 20 km from Daulatabad (near Aurangabad in Maharashtra) and approximately 100 kms from Manmad station. Located close to Daulatabad (once known as Devagiri) is the popular tourist attractions Ajanta - Ellora.

Beautiful Photos Of Bhimashankar Jyotirlinga Pune

Bhimashankar Temple Jyotirlinga is situated in the ghat region of the Sahyadri hills in the village of Bhavagiri, 50-km north west of Khed, near Pune in Maharashtra. Bhima Shankar Temple lies on the banks of the river Bhima. Bhimashankar is also the source of the river Bhima, which flows southeast and merges with the Krishna River near Raichur. Bhimashankar is approx 127 km from Pune (or 200 km from mumbai). The route to Bhimashankar is via Manchar.the second route is from rajgurunagar via vada. One can go to this place, full of natural beauty and lovely scenery, and be back to Pune in one day. Bhimashankar is a good paradise for nature lovers, trekkers, jungle lovers and bird watchers. It is recommended to visit the place for at least 2/3 days. The best seasons to go to Bhimashankar are monsoon and winter. There is a beautiful temple of Lord Shiva which is one of the 12 Jyotirlingas in India. Lord Shankara after getting angry, killed Rakshas Tripurasura. The heat generated from their war caused the origin of river Bhima. That is why it is called Bhimashankar.

RAVANA, CAPTURED KUBERA'S KINGDOM ?

RAVANA-- THE MIGHTY DEMON

People of Ayodhya lived peacefully during Sri Rama's reign until one fateful day when they were struck by a bad news--Sri Rama had abandoned Sita after a Washerman leveled an unfair charge against her character. Such was the greatness of Sri Rama that opinion of each and every individual was given due respect irrespective of his position and status. One day, Sage Agastya arrived in the royal court of Sri Rama. After the formal Salutations were over. Sage Agastya complimented Sri Rama for killing Ravana.
Sri Rama asked Agastya--'Who was Ravana-- the tormentor of deities? I am anxious to know about the origin of his whole clan."
Sage Agastya replied--Vishrava was the grandson of Lord Brahma. His father was sage Pulastya. Vishrava had two wives--Mandakini and Kaikasi. Mandakani's son was Kubera while Kaikasi was the mother of Ravana, Kumbhakarna and Vibhishan. Kubera ruled over Lanka. One day, Kubera, came to see his parents boarded on his aircraft--Pushpak Vimana. After he returned to Lanka, Ravana, who was very much impressed by Kubera's royal appearances asked Kaikasi--"Who was this fellow? From where did he acquire such an amazing aircraft."
Kaikasi revealed to Ravana that the guest was none other than his step-brother Kubera. She said--"Kubera is the son of your step mother--Mandakini. He has made his mother proud by his conduct but I am ashamed of you, because of your inconsequential existence. You are no better than a worm."
Ravana decided to prove his mother wrong by acquiring insurmountable power and authority. Ravana went to the forest and performed an austere penance for ten thousand years by standing on one foot. He fixed his gaze at the sun and never for a moment did he remove his gaze from it. Kumbhakarna and Vibhishan also engaged themselves in austere penance. At last, Lord Brahma became pleased and blessed Ravana with a vast kingdom. Ravana then started tormenting his step-brother Kumbhakarna. He snatched Kubera's Pushpak Vimana and drove him out of Lanka. Ravana then turned his attention towards the deities and drove them out of heaven. The deities went to seek the help of Lord Brahma who in turn took them to Lord Shiva. Even Lord Shiva was clueless about the means by which the indomitable Ravana could be subdued. Ultimately all of them including Lord Shiva went to Lord Vishnu and sought his help.
Lord Vishnu assured them by saying ---
"I shall take incarnation as Rama at a place called Ayodhya. Presently, Ayodhya is being ruled by Dashrath, who inspite of having three queens, does not have any son. I shall manifest myself as Rama. Don't worry! I shall eliminate the menace called Ravana." Sage Agastya also told Sri Rama that Ravana belonged to the caste called 'Brahmrakshas'. This way, Sage Agastya after having finished his narration looked at Sri Rama anticipating further queries.

Kubera
Kubera was the eldest son of the sage Vishrava. Vishrava had two wives. The fist wife give birth to Kubera. The second wife was a rakshasa (demon) woman and gave birth to Ravana, Kumbhakarna and Vibhishana. Kubera used to rule in Lanka and his relations with his cousins were extremely good. But Ravana's mother did not like idea of her sons mixing so much with Kubera.
She called her sons and said, "What are you up to? Why do you cause me so much of pain? You are demons and Kubera is a god. Is it proper that you should be so friendly with him? The relation between gods and demons is one of enmity. Consider Kubera's pomp and glory. Have you got anything like that to show for yourselves? Do something so as to improve your own statures." Thus instructed by their mother, Ravana, Kumbhakarna and Vibhishana went off to the forest to perform tapasya. They pleased Brahma with their prayers and desired the boon that they might win over the kingdom of Lanka. Ravana also obtained the boon that he would become very strong.
Thus fortified with the boons, the demons attacked Kubera and defeated him. They drove Kubera out of Lanka. Kubera possessed a beautiful Vimana named pushpaka. This was also appropriated by Ravana. Ravana also made it known that whoever gave Kubera refuge would be killed by him. This meant that no one dared give refuge to Kubera.
Kubera sought the advice of his grandfather Pulastya. Pulastya told him to go to the banks of the Goutami Ganga and pray to Shiva there. Shiva appeared before Kubera and blessed him with the boon that Kubera would become the god of all wealth.

Hindu Bhagwan - Ram -Krishna

Vishnu - - Ram - Krishna

Laxmi- - Sita - Radha, Rukmini

Nature - - Maryada Purushottam -Leela Purushottam

Kala - 12 Kala se purn - 16 Kala se purn

Born - - !2 Noon - Sun time - 12 Might Night -- Moon time,

Killed - Ravan, Kumbhkaran - Kansh , Shishupal

Sheshnag - - Laxman[as younger Brother]- Balram[as elder Brother]

Nayan [Eye] - Gambhir , Sidhe - Chanchal ,Terhe

Indra ke ansh- - Bali [killed ] - Arjun [ saved ]

Surj ke ansh - - Sugriv [ saved ] - Karn [killed ]

Pawan- - Hanuman - Bhim

Poor - - Sabri, Nishad - Kubja, Sudama,

Giru - -Bashist , Vishwamitra -Sandipni, Garg

Place- - Ayodhya,Van [forest] - Mathura, Vrindavan,Dwarka

Father - Dhashrath - Basudev, Nand,

Mother- - Kaushalya,Sumits,Kaikai - Devki, Yashoda ,Rohini

River- - Sarju - Jamuna

Poet- - Valmiki , Tulsidas -Ved vyas , Surdas

Do - Ram ki nakal kare - Krishna ki Sune

Bali ko -Chhipkar tir se mara -bali[sikari] ne chhipkar tir se mara

Yug - Trata - Dwapar

Vishnu bhagwan ke 24 awataro me sirf Ram aur Krishna Purn purush awtar hai anya sabhi ansawatar hai ,jaise persuram abeshawatar , / Ram Maryada purusottam 12 kalao se purn the, ravan ko bardan tha nar banar marega isiliye kabhi bhagwan banker nahi dikhe / bhagwan Krishna 16 kalao se purn the kai jagah bhagwan banker sudarshan chaka hath me liye , birat rop kurukshetra me dikhaye /

Bhagwan Ram laxman ji ko bar bara bhai hone ka bardan diya / bali usi trah chip ker marne ka bardaan diya /

Ram – sidha sadha maryda purn charitra / 1 ke kahne per 1 sitajiko tyaga /

Krishna – terhe terhe ,Leela / koikuch kahe 11108 rani /

Hindu Dharm -

Hindu dharm -

Hindu dharm - Sanatan Vaishnav dharm hi hindu dharm hai / aise isme shaiv aur sakth mat bhi hai / Jain , Baudh , aur sikh bhi hindu hi hai per unka alag padhti hai / Jain dharm ke 24 be tirthankar mahabi the , Jain dharm ke pratham tirthankar brikhavdev , tatha gautam budh Vishnu bhagwan ke 24 avtaron me ate hai / Arya samaj bhi hindu hai per be nirakar bhagwan ko mante hai; murty pooja nahi karte hai //

Hindu dharm me bhagwan swaim Ram aur Krishna banker aye hai ; islam [ muslim ] dharm me kuda swim nahi aye hai unke doot Paigambar Hajrat Mohammad aiye hai ; Isai [christen ] dharm me god swaim nahi aye hai unke dut Issu mashih [jesus crist ] aye hain //

Hindu dharm me Bhagwan ek hai per roop anek hai ; per Islam me Khuda [nirakar ]ek hai , aur isai me God [nirakar ] ek hai //

Hindu dharm me punar janm hai , puv janm ka lekha agle janm me rahta hai / per anya dharmo me punar janm nahi hai ; khuda , god khud naye janm ke karmo likh kar bhejte hai //

Hindu dharm ka Ved , Puran aadi to sristi ke arambh me brahma ji se chala araha hai , per Bhagwan ki prerna se narad muni ke khne per vyas muni apne pita prashar muni ebam anya bare bare rishi muniyon se sunkar ,Ganesh jiki sahayta se 4 Ved 18 Puran likhe / Kaliyug me pooja path , bahut pechida ho gya , tub sabhi Sanatan Vaishnav dharm chor kar Budh dharm kea san padhati ko apnaya / Shankar bhgwan ke avtar aadi Sankracharya aakar Phir se Sanatan vaishnav dharm ko pracharit kiya ; unhone iske liye bharat ke east me Jagannath puri me ; west me dwarka me ; north me Badrinath me ; tatha south me kanchipuram me 4 peeth banaya ; jaha 4 sankaracharya baithaya //

Jub Jub dharm ka patan hota hai ; Papion ka atyachar santo per barh jata hai tub tub palan karta vishnu bhagwan papion ken ash ke liye aur santo ki rakchha ke liye manusya avtar lete hai //

Banke Bihari Temple Mathura Vrindavan

Banke Bihari Temple is enthusiastic to Lord Krishna. It is situated in Vrindavan. Banke Bihari is appears by Shri swami Haridas Ji Maharaj at Nidhivana.

Who is Swami Haridas Ji Maharaj?

The Banke Bihari temple is established by Swami Haridas Ji, who is guru of Tansen (a famous singer). Swami Haridas Ji was born as Lalita sakhi in the Dwapara Yuga. He is the devotee of Banke Bihari, he dedicated all his pads, songs to Bihari Ji.

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Hanuman is a Hindu deity, who was an ardent devotee of Rama according to Hindus legends. He is a central character in the Indian epic Ramayana and also finds mentions in several other texts including Mahabharata the various Puranas and some Jain texts. Several texts also present him as an incarnation of the Lord Shiva.

How to reach Vaishno Devi

चलो बुलावा आया है ! माता ने बुलाया है !!

It is a strong belief by the devotees of Mata that the holy tour to Vaishno Devi starts after the "Call of Mata". You may analyze this to be an outcome of faith but it is more than a simple belief and many pilgrims have gained personal experiences regarding this "Call of Mata". Devotees feel that when Mata calls them, they are bound to visit Vaishno Devi, to get pampered with her love and blessings. On the contrary it is also believed that you can't take the Darshan if you do not get the "Call of Mata", irrespective of your high social status.

Reach Vaishno Devi by Rail:

Jammu Tawi (JAT) Railway Station

Vaishno Devi is located in the state of Jammu & Kashmir and can be easily reached via Jammu Tawi (जम्मू तवी ).
The nearest railway station from Vaishno Devi is Jammu Tawi (JAT), which is connected to all major cities of India. The Jammu Railway Station is located at the height of approximately 305 meters above sea level.

List of Trains for Jammu Tawi (JAT) :

The Jammu Railway Station has trains from almost each part of the country which can be boarded to reach Vaishno Devi. Indian Railways also announce some special trains from Jammu, during the peak season of summer vacations and other holidays. In addition to the Mail Express and Superfast trains, one can also reach Jammu through Rajdhani, Garib Rath and Duronto Express. Devotees can make an online railway reservation for Jammu, from the official website of Indian Railways or contact the authorized railway agents. The detailed list of trains for Jammu Tawi (JAT) is shown below:

Trains for Jammu Tawi (JAT)*

*The Detailed list of trains for Jammu Tawi given above is just for information, if you want to know the present status then kindly visit the official web page of Indian Railways.

Reach Vaishno Devi by Air:

Devotees also have the option to reach Jammu by air. There are almost daily flights for Jammu from the major airlines of India. Pilgrims can avail flights of Indian Airlines, Air Sahara, Air Deccan, Spicejet, Go Air or Jetair, and reach the city of Jammu. The average time from New Delhi to Jammu by air, is approximately 80 minutes. Yatris can book the online air tickets for Jammu either through the official website of Airlines or through the registered online and offline travel agents.

Reach Vaishno Devi by Road:

If you are planning to reach Jammu by road, then you can arrive via National Highway No. 1A. The city of Jammu is well accessible by road from the other parts of the country. There are various Sate Road Transport Corporation and other Private buses which travel from the north Indian cities to Jammu and Katra. Roadways give you the option to directly reach Katra without stopping at Jammu. Many standard, deluxe and super deluxe bus services are available to reach Jammu/Katra from the major cities of north India. Pilgrims are advised to book their bus tickets in advance, from the official site of the service providers or through the registered travel agents.

The road distance of some nearby major cities from Jammu is given below:

Amritsar to Jammu - 243 Km.
Chandigarh to Jammu - 436 Km.
Delhi to Jammu - 586 Km.
Katra to Jammu - 48 Km.
Srinagar to Jammu - 305 Km.
Manali to Jammu - 428 Km.
Patnitop to Jammu - 108 Km.
Mansar to Jammu - 62 Km.

Tips to Remember

According to the Shri Mata Vaishno Devi Shrine Board around 101.15 lakh people took the Darshan of Maa Vaishno Devi in the year 2011. The figure keeps on rising each year and on an average 8-10 Lakh people visit each month. Anyone can easily imagine the rush in the trains or airways towards Vaishno Devi.

If you are planning to visit Mata Vaishno Devi then it is advisable to book your tickets well in advance for both up and down journey.
My personal advice is to plan for the tour 3-4 months before.

Pilgrims using airways or railways to reach Vaishno Devi have to break their journey at Jammu, and from their select an alternative way to reach Katra. So, if you dislike break up journey and enjoy travelling through buses, then it is best to reach Vaishno Devi by bus. The roadways have a slipway to reach Katra and don't require breaking up the journey. However roadways also give you the option to stop at Jammu, if you want to see the lavish beauty of the city or visit other tourist places in Jammu.

वो लोग निराले होते है, जो माता का दर्शन पाते है !!

जय माता दी

Maa Vaishno Devi Bhawan

The holy cave of Mata Vaishno Devi is located in the state of Jammu & Kashmir, also known as the heaven of India. The cave resides in between the three peaks of the mountain called Trikuta. The Mata Vaishno Shrine stands to be one of the holiest and oldest Hindu temples and is regarded as the most visited pilgrim places of India. Devotees have to cover a distance of around 12 km from Katra to Bhawan.

The management of Yatra is vested under the Shri Mata Vaishno Devi Shrine board. The shrine was formed in the year 1986 and is functioning since then to provide various facilities to the Yatris. The Shrine Board undertakes various activities to provide comfort and satisfaction to each Yatri.

Night View of Path to Vaishno Mata Bhawan

The Mata Vaishno Temple is in the Reasi district of Jammu and Kashmir. Maa Vaishno Bhawan is situated at an approximate distance of 12 km. from Katra city and at 5300 feet, which is the lower part of the Himalayan Range. If you want to visit Jammu and take the blessings of Mata then read How to Reach Vaishno Devi. More than 8 million devotees are attracted each year by the beauty, faith and devotion of Shree Mata Vaishno Devi. Pilgrims have immense faith in the blessings of Maa Vaishno and irrespective of severe weather conditions or higher altitudes; the total number of devotees is now more than One Crore every year.

Mata Shrine Board information about Pindies

For all those Yatris who are visiting Mata Vaishno Devi for the first time it is important to know that the Darshan is in the form of three natural rocks known as Pindies. These are referred to be the Maa Kali, Maa Lakshmi and Maa Sarswati. There is no statue of Mata Vaishno Devi and she is worshiped in the form of these Pindies. Around 25-30 thousand devotees reach the Holy Shrine each day, so the time for Darshan is limited for each pilgrim and you should concentrate for the Holy Pindies only while taking the Darshan.

जय माता दी

This is the symbol(tilak) of Nimbarka Sampradaya. This person belongs to Tatiya Sthan. he is recently guru dixit by Vartman Mahant Shri Radha Bihari Das Ji of Shri Tatiya Sthan.

Hindu Religion – 4 Yug -

4-- yug - 1- Sat yug , 2- Treta yug , 3- Dwaper yug , 4- Kali yug

1-- Sat yug- -17,28,000, barsh / Vishnu bhagwan ke 4 awtar -1- Matasya , 2- Kurm ,

3- Varah , 4- Nrisingh ,//

2-- Treta yug- -12,96,000, barsh / Vishnu bhagwan ke 3 awtar –

1- Vamna , 2- Persuram , 3- Ram , //

3-- Dwaper yug– 8,64,000, barsh / Vishnu bhagwan ke 1 awtar – 1- Krishna , //

4—Kaliyug - -4,32,000, barsh / Vishnu bhagwan ke 2 awtar – 1- Budh , 2- Kalki (due )/

23/3/2012 ,vikram sambat 2069 – kaliyug ka 5113 barsh bit chukka /

10^th and last awtar abhi nahi hua hai /

Kaliyug ka 1^st koo prabhao Parichhit per para /

Hindu Religios Books , Dharm granth , –

4 Veed , 18 Puran , 100 Upnishad , Sruti , Smriti ,

Valmiki Ramayan , Tulsi das’s Ram Charit Manas , Geeta , Srimad Bhagwat ,

Mahabharat katha , Manu Smriti , Bidur Niti , Bharthari Niti Satakam ,

Chanakya Niti Darpan , Niti ke Dohe , Books of- Valmiki , Kalidas , Kabir ,

Surdas , Tulsidas , Ravi Das , Ram krishna paramhans , Veveknand ,

Meera ke bhajan , Vastu Shastra , Jyotish Shastr , Agam , Nigam ,

Tantra , Sutra , Stotra , Yoga basista , / Bhajan Sangrah , Chalisa

Sangrah , Aarti Sangrah , / Hitopdesh , Panchtantra , / Sukhsagar ,

Premsagar , Vinay Patrika /

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