There is a village 4 kms far from the Kanika Palace in the district of Kendrapa, Orissa. There is a Goddess worshiped in the village named Maa Kharakhi.
Its really a mystery that none of the villagers have doors for their homes in the whole village. Even at this age of crime and robbery all around the world, the villagers have no doors installed for their homes.
They believe that the Goddess herself guides the whole village.
It is really astonishing, that whenever any thief has tried to to steel anything from anybody's house at night, in the morning, the thief has been found along with all the stolen articles, near to the place where the Goddess is worshiped.
The Goddess even has not a temple. The holy Goddess is worshiped at a place in the middle of the village which is completely open open to sky without any wall or roof.
The Goddess has been decorated with lots of precious and valuable ornaments but no thief or robber has ever dared to touch those ornaments.
What can be a better example that this to prove the existence of GOD!
It is not a story, its a true fact. This is the place of Lord Baladevjew
Wednesday, 6 October 2010
Tuesday, 5 October 2010
The Biggest Rath (Cart) of the World
The cart named "Taladhwoja" was built by all the Gods and was donated to Lord Baladev to fight with the devil named Dhenula.
Lord Baladev being the owner of all 14 universes, this Rath has 14 wheels. The diameter of these wheels are 6 feet. There are no spokes in the wheels. The wheels are made with solid wood having thickness of 7 inches each. This Rath is built by 1013 piece woods. The hight of this cart is 65 feet.
The name of the cart driver (Sarathi) is Sudyumna. This is the worlds largest and tallest cart used for any Cartfestival (Rath Yatra)
Monday, 4 October 2010
Costumes (Beshas) of Lord Baladevjew
3 deities on the Ratna Simhasana are decorated with different type of costumes, silks, and ornaments with Basil leaves & scented flowers. Some special costumes are organized in some special occasions. Some of the Costumes are
1. Nitya Besha - daily
2. Nrusingha Shesadeva Besha – Baisakh Sukla Chaturdashi or Nrusigha Chaturdashi
3. Gaja Uddharana Besha – Baisakh Purnima
4. Gajanana Besha – Jyestha Purnima or devasnana Purnima
5. Sri Gundhicha Raja Besha – Ashadha Sukla Dwitiya
6. Sri Raghunath Besha - Ashadha Sukla Dwadashi
7. Gamhabhisheka Besha – From Sravana Sukla Dasami to Purnima
8. Suna Besha, Janmastami Besha – Bhadrab Dwadashi ( Bamana Janma)
9. Radha Damodar Besha – From Kartik Krushna Pratipada to Purnima
10. Kaliya Dalan Besha – Kartika Astami
11. Ekalaksha Tulasi Arpan Besha – Kartika Sukla Navami ( Amla Navami)
12. Madhu Samhar Besha - Kartika Sukla Dashami
13. Pralambasura Samhar besha - Kartika Sukla Ekadashi
14. Garuda Arohan Besha - Kartika Sukla Dwadashi
15. Dwibinda Banar Besha - Kartika Sukla Trayodashi
16. Bakasura Baddha Besha - Kartika Sukla Chaturdashi
17. Padma Besha – Kartika Purnima
18. Prathamastami Besha – Margashira Krushna Astami
19. Dhenuka Marddana Besha – Margashira Purnima ( Pandu Purnima)
20. Pushyabhisheka Besha – Pousha Purnima
21. Kachikaveri Besha – Magha Sukla Panchami ( Sripanchami)
22. Kandarasura Baddha Besha/ Kandara Mardana Besha - Magha Purnima
23. Krushna Balaram Besha – Dola Purnima
24. Sri Raghunath Besha – Chaitra Purnima
1. Nitya Besha - daily
2. Nrusingha Shesadeva Besha – Baisakh Sukla Chaturdashi or Nrusigha Chaturdashi
3. Gaja Uddharana Besha – Baisakh Purnima
4. Gajanana Besha – Jyestha Purnima or devasnana Purnima
5. Sri Gundhicha Raja Besha – Ashadha Sukla Dwitiya
6. Sri Raghunath Besha - Ashadha Sukla Dwadashi
7. Gamhabhisheka Besha – From Sravana Sukla Dasami to Purnima
8. Suna Besha, Janmastami Besha – Bhadrab Dwadashi ( Bamana Janma)
9. Radha Damodar Besha – From Kartik Krushna Pratipada to Purnima
10. Kaliya Dalan Besha – Kartika Astami
11. Ekalaksha Tulasi Arpan Besha – Kartika Sukla Navami ( Amla Navami)
12. Madhu Samhar Besha - Kartika Sukla Dashami
13. Pralambasura Samhar besha - Kartika Sukla Ekadashi
14. Garuda Arohan Besha - Kartika Sukla Dwadashi
15. Dwibinda Banar Besha - Kartika Sukla Trayodashi
16. Bakasura Baddha Besha - Kartika Sukla Chaturdashi
17. Padma Besha – Kartika Purnima
18. Prathamastami Besha – Margashira Krushna Astami
19. Dhenuka Marddana Besha – Margashira Purnima ( Pandu Purnima)
20. Pushyabhisheka Besha – Pousha Purnima
21. Kachikaveri Besha – Magha Sukla Panchami ( Sripanchami)
22. Kandarasura Baddha Besha/ Kandara Mardana Besha - Magha Purnima
23. Krushna Balaram Besha – Dola Purnima
24. Sri Raghunath Besha – Chaitra Purnima
Friday, 1 October 2010
Architecture and Construction of Baladevjew Temple
Baladevjew Temple is constructed over an area of 2 acres of land. There are 2 parts in the total area, in one part, different temples are there and another part is a beautiful garden. There is a big boundary around the temple, which is 14 meters high.
There are four main parts of Baladev Jew Temple are Sri Mandir, Natya Mandir, Bhoga Mandap and Mukhashala. The main temple height is 75 feet and width is 40 feet. The main temple has a 7 step construction and heavy baulamalia stone are used in this construction. There are other small temples inside the premise, where other Gods and Goddesses are worshipped. All the temples have a beautiful architecture and constructed in traditional way.
The other important parts of the temple are Garuda Stambha, Ratna Bhandar, Snana Mandap, Mukti Mandap, Jhulan Gruha
There are four main parts of Baladev Jew Temple are Sri Mandir, Natya Mandir, Bhoga Mandap and Mukhashala. The main temple height is 75 feet and width is 40 feet. The main temple has a 7 step construction and heavy baulamalia stone are used in this construction. There are other small temples inside the premise, where other Gods and Goddesses are worshipped. All the temples have a beautiful architecture and constructed in traditional way.
The other important parts of the temple are Garuda Stambha, Ratna Bhandar, Snana Mandap, Mukti Mandap, Jhulan Gruha
Wednesday, 29 September 2010
Tuesday, 28 September 2010
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