Devotees of Bhaleyi Mata in Himachal Pradesh have a strong faith that if Her idol sweats then it is an indicator of fulfilment of their wishes. This temple is situated 40 kilometres away from the Chamba District of Himachal Pradesh and is centuries old.
‘Paratpar Guru (Dr) Athavale’s mission is no lesser an Incarnate mission. It is said that various subordinate Deities in a Chief Deity’s group take birth on the earth to participate in the Chief Deity’s Incarnate mission. This is precisely what seekers are experiencing during Paratpar Guru (Dr) Athavale’s Incarnate mission of establishing the ‘Hindu Rashtra’.
Devout Hindus from Shiroli, Halondi, Herle, Chokak, Hupari, Rendal, Kasarwadi, Shiye, Pethwadgaon, Kerala, Kerli, Bhuyewadi, Mattivade, Nanganur, Jatrat, Nipani (Karnataka) participated in the procession.
The temple of Deity Datta at Shevgaon is a fruit of the austere penance performed by Yogatadnya Dadaji Vaishampayan. The construction of the temple was completed as per the plan determined by Dadaji Himself.
The lamp lit in the sanctum sanctorum of this temple burns continuously entire year and even flowers in the garland worn on the idol of the Devi do not wither all the year round.
In the temple situated on the banks of the river Kalisindh, it has been observed that the lamp is lit with water and not with ghee or oil. The temple is known as Gadiaghat Mata temple.
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The river Ganga originates in the Himalayas at Gangotri and culminates in Bay of Bengal through its tributaries. It stretches along 2,510 kilometres.
Among the various spiritual paths, the easy path to bring about faster spiritual progress is ‘Namasankirtanyoga’ (Chanting God’s Name).
