Friday, 28 October 2016
चारभुजा गढ़बोर में जलझुलनी एकादशी का उत्सव की फोटोग्राफी की कुछ तस्वीरें जो आपको चारभुजा भगवान के अगलें मेले' में जाने को मजबूर कर देगी !
Gallery Of Shree Charbhuja Nath Fair-2016
Charbhuja Nath Fair 2016 - September
Charbhuja Nath Fair 2016 - September
India is known for its colorful festivals and fairs which inculcate life in the culture and tradition of people. One such fair organized is Charbhuja Nath fair which is celebrated to worship Lord Vishnu, known as Charbhuja because he has four hands. This fair is organized on the 11th day of the Bhadrapada Shukla Ekadashi in the Charbhuja Temple situated in Garhbor village of the Rajsamand district of Rajasthan.
The Charbhuja Nath fair is an annual event organized to worship Lord Vishnu who sustains and preserves the universe according to the Hindu methodology and is the symbol of truth and peace. Lord Vishnu’s earthly incarnations have ten avatars. Vishnu is often depicted as reclining on a Sheshanaga- the coiled, many-headed snake floating on cosmic waters that represents the peaceful universe. This pose symbolizes the calm and patience in the face of fear and worries that the poisonous snake represents. The message here is that you should not let fear overpower you and disturb your peace.
According to the legend, King Gang Dev Ji once had a dream in which he received divine instructions that an idol will be discovered from water and it has to be installed inside his fort. The king uncovered the quintessential idol from water and ceremonially installed it inside his fort and since then, almost 125 battles have been fought in order to protect it. People believe that the 82 feet high idol has to be immersed in water of River Gomati several times to protect it from invaders. This Charbhuja idol of Lord Vishnu is believed to be rich in miraculous powers. The idol has four hands holding a conch, discus, mace and a lotus flower.
On this day, the devotees from far across India, assemble at the temple and take out the idol of Charbhuja Nath Ji in a grand procession in a nearby lake. On the way to the lake, people welcome the procession with flowers and perfumes. A holy bath is given to the deity at the lake after which, special prayers and hymns are chanted in the Lord's honor. People dress in their traditional Rajasthani attire - a beautiful reflection of their culture. After this, a grand feast is organized which includes fascinating Rajasthani cuisines such as seero, imarti, daal, baati, churma, mirchi bada, bikaneri bhujia, pyaaj kachori and many more.
Lord Charbhuja blesses his devotees with extreme patience and the power to judge the truth. People pray to be rid of problems and fears they face in life. This fair enhances harmonious relationships among people
The Charbhuja Nath fair is an annual event organized to worship Lord Vishnu who sustains and preserves the universe according to the Hindu methodology and is the symbol of truth and peace. Lord Vishnu’s earthly incarnations have ten avatars. Vishnu is often depicted as reclining on a Sheshanaga- the coiled, many-headed snake floating on cosmic waters that represents the peaceful universe. This pose symbolizes the calm and patience in the face of fear and worries that the poisonous snake represents. The message here is that you should not let fear overpower you and disturb your peace.
Charbhuja Nath Fair Celebrations
This fair is celebrated at the Charbhuja temple which was built in 1444 AD. This fair is held on Bhadrapad Ekadashi also known as Jal Jhoolni Gyaras. Thousands of pilgrims come here from all over India to worship Lord Vishnu and seek His blessings. Jhaljhoolni Gyaras is the eleventh day of the bright fortnight of the Bhadrapad month.According to the legend, King Gang Dev Ji once had a dream in which he received divine instructions that an idol will be discovered from water and it has to be installed inside his fort. The king uncovered the quintessential idol from water and ceremonially installed it inside his fort and since then, almost 125 battles have been fought in order to protect it. People believe that the 82 feet high idol has to be immersed in water of River Gomati several times to protect it from invaders. This Charbhuja idol of Lord Vishnu is believed to be rich in miraculous powers. The idol has four hands holding a conch, discus, mace and a lotus flower.
On this day, the devotees from far across India, assemble at the temple and take out the idol of Charbhuja Nath Ji in a grand procession in a nearby lake. On the way to the lake, people welcome the procession with flowers and perfumes. A holy bath is given to the deity at the lake after which, special prayers and hymns are chanted in the Lord's honor. People dress in their traditional Rajasthani attire - a beautiful reflection of their culture. After this, a grand feast is organized which includes fascinating Rajasthani cuisines such as seero, imarti, daal, baati, churma, mirchi bada, bikaneri bhujia, pyaaj kachori and many more.
Lord Charbhuja blesses his devotees with extreme patience and the power to judge the truth. People pray to be rid of problems and fears they face in life. This fair enhances harmonious relationships among people
Charbhuja Nath Fair 2016 - September
Charbhuja Nath Fair 2016 - September
India is known for its colorful festivals and fairs which inculcate life in the culture and tradition of people. One such fair organized is Charbhuja Nath fair which is celebrated to worship Lord Vishnu, known as Charbhuja because he has four hands. This fair is organized on the 11th day of the Bhadrapada Shukla Ekadashi in the Charbhuja Temple situated in Garhbor village of the Rajsamand district of Rajasthan.
The Charbhuja Nath fair is an annual event organized to worship Lord Vishnu who sustains and preserves the universe according to the Hindu methodology and is the symbol of truth and peace. Lord Vishnu’s earthly incarnations have ten avatars. Vishnu is often depicted as reclining on a Sheshanaga- the coiled, many-headed snake floating on cosmic waters that represents the peaceful universe. This pose symbolizes the calm and patience in the face of fear and worries that the poisonous snake represents. The message here is that you should not let fear overpower you and disturb your peace.
According to the legend, King Gang Dev Ji once had a dream in which he received divine instructions that an idol will be discovered from water and it has to be installed inside his fort. The king uncovered the quintessential idol from water and ceremonially installed it inside his fort and since then, almost 125 battles have been fought in order to protect it. People believe that the 82 feet high idol has to be immersed in water of River Gomati several times to protect it from invaders. This Charbhuja idol of Lord Vishnu is believed to be rich in miraculous powers. The idol has four hands holding a conch, discus, mace and a lotus flower.
On this day, the devotees from far across India, assemble at the temple and take out the idol of Charbhuja Nath Ji in a grand procession in a nearby lake. On the way to the lake, people welcome the procession with flowers and perfumes. A holy bath is given to the deity at the lake after which, special prayers and hymns are chanted in the Lord's honor. People dress in their traditional Rajasthani attire - a beautiful reflection of their culture. After this, a grand feast is organized which includes fascinating Rajasthani cuisines such as seero, imarti, daal, baati, churma, mirchi bada, bikaneri bhujia, pyaaj kachori and many more.
Lord Charbhuja blesses his devotees with extreme patience and the power to judge the truth. People pray to be rid of problems and fears they face in life. This fair enhances harmonious relationships among people
The Charbhuja Nath fair is an annual event organized to worship Lord Vishnu who sustains and preserves the universe according to the Hindu methodology and is the symbol of truth and peace. Lord Vishnu’s earthly incarnations have ten avatars. Vishnu is often depicted as reclining on a Sheshanaga- the coiled, many-headed snake floating on cosmic waters that represents the peaceful universe. This pose symbolizes the calm and patience in the face of fear and worries that the poisonous snake represents. The message here is that you should not let fear overpower you and disturb your peace.
Charbhuja Nath Fair Celebrations
This fair is celebrated at the Charbhuja temple which was built in 1444 AD. This fair is held on Bhadrapad Ekadashi also known as Jal Jhoolni Gyaras. Thousands of pilgrims come here from all over India to worship Lord Vishnu and seek His blessings. Jhaljhoolni Gyaras is the eleventh day of the bright fortnight of the Bhadrapad month.According to the legend, King Gang Dev Ji once had a dream in which he received divine instructions that an idol will be discovered from water and it has to be installed inside his fort. The king uncovered the quintessential idol from water and ceremonially installed it inside his fort and since then, almost 125 battles have been fought in order to protect it. People believe that the 82 feet high idol has to be immersed in water of River Gomati several times to protect it from invaders. This Charbhuja idol of Lord Vishnu is believed to be rich in miraculous powers. The idol has four hands holding a conch, discus, mace and a lotus flower.
On this day, the devotees from far across India, assemble at the temple and take out the idol of Charbhuja Nath Ji in a grand procession in a nearby lake. On the way to the lake, people welcome the procession with flowers and perfumes. A holy bath is given to the deity at the lake after which, special prayers and hymns are chanted in the Lord's honor. People dress in their traditional Rajasthani attire - a beautiful reflection of their culture. After this, a grand feast is organized which includes fascinating Rajasthani cuisines such as seero, imarti, daal, baati, churma, mirchi bada, bikaneri bhujia, pyaaj kachori and many more.
Lord Charbhuja blesses his devotees with extreme patience and the power to judge the truth. People pray to be rid of problems and fears they face in life. This fair enhances harmonious relationships among people
चारभुजा गढ़बोर का मन्दिर अपने आप में बहुत ही प्रसिद्ध मंदिर है और मेवाड के चार धाम में से एक माना जाता है । यहां की जलझुलनी एकादशी बहुत ही प्रसिद्ध है । महाराष्ट्र, गुजराज व राजस्थान के कई स्थानों से लोग इस दिन यहां दर्शनों का लाभ लेने हेतू यहां आते हैं । राजसमंद के गांवो जेसे रीछेड, सांयो का खेडा एवं चारभुजा आदि स्थानो से कई कई लोग जो रोजगार ना या कम होने के कारण बाहर बडे शहरों की ओर पलायन कर गए,उनमें से भी वे लोग साल में इस दिन परिवार सहित यहां अपने गांव में आने को लालायित रहते हैं ।
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चारभुजा जी को मंदिर से पालकी, सवारी व गाजे बाजे के साथ, रंग गुलाल उडाते और गीत गाते हजारों की संख्या में लोग तालाब के किनारे स्थित खास स्थल पर ले कर जाते हैं जहां विधिवत स्नान व पूजा अर्चना आदि की जाती है । इस दिन चारों ओर उल्लास का माहौल होता है । औरतें गीत भजन आदि गाती हैं और नृत्य करती है और हजारो लोग भगवान चारभुजा की जय जयकार करते हुए एक विशेष तरह की सवारी निकलते हैं ।
Charbhuja Temple is a famous temple of the lord Vishnu in the Garhbor village in the Kumbhalgarhtehsil of Rajsamand district in the state of Rajasthan, India. The deity of Charbhuja Nath is considered to be miraculous.
The idol of Shri Charbhuja Ji is 85 centimeters high. The four arms of the idol hold conch, discus, mace and a lotus flowers. The discus and the mace symbolize dynamic power, energy and prowess.
The temple is made by mirrors, Lime mortars and Marble. The excellent work of the mirror is done in the original temple. The shutters of the inner temple are made of gold while outer shutters are made of silver. Garud ji is installed in the other courtyard. Stone elephants are placed on the both sides of the entrance.
The idol of Shri Charbhuja Ji is 85 centimeters high. The four arms of the idol hold conch, discus, mace and a lotus flowers. The discus and the mace symbolize dynamic power, energy and prowess.
The temple is made by mirrors, Lime mortars and Marble. The excellent work of the mirror is done in the original temple. The shutters of the inner temple are made of gold while outer shutters are made of silver. Garud ji is installed in the other courtyard. Stone elephants are placed on the both sides of the entrance.
Charbhuja Nath Temple, Kumbhalgarh, Rajsamand : Cause of establishment
Shri Gang Dev received divine instructions in his dream to install this idol. This idol is said to have received worship from the pandavas in the distant old days. This self-sale idol was recovered from water when Shri Gang Dev got message through a dream and installed at gadh. The idol was recovered from water for its installation and ceremonial enthronement. At this place, as many as 125 battels were waged over the centuries to protect this idol and many a time it was submerged in water for safety. The river Gomati flows by this temple. The idol of Shri Charbhuja Ji is 85 centimeters high.
Nearest Railway Station
Rajasmand , 40 km
Nearest Airport
Dabok Udaipur , 137 km
| Darshan | Time |
| Mangla | 05:30 AM To 06:30 AM |
| Gwal | 08:15 AM to 11:00 AM |
| Rajbhog | 11:30 AM To 03:45 PM |
| Uthapan | 04:00 PM |
| Sandhya Aarti | 07:00 PM |
| Shayan | 08:45 PM to 10:00 PM |
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