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  • Aswathama Alive Seen Explanation

    I have been talking to my grandson in Sweden who informed that he had seen in the internet that Aswathama,son of Dronacharya of the Mahabharata that

    Aswatahama had been sighted in North India and he wanted my explanation.

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    Aswatahama,Tapkeshwar Temple

    The News  Aswathama was seen,

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    Interestingly, people who met Ashwatthama never cited the incident as ego booster but merely highlighted it in their biographies or as contextual reference in their historical documents; giving very little importance to the occasion – writing up few lines on  their meeting with Aswatthama
    This could be because they were not astonished to meet him or never thought of giving it due importance in their writings due to his past deeds in Dwapar Yuga.
    You may contact Dr Narayan Dutta Srimali’s disciples in Jodhpur, INDIA. They tell all these with evidence.
    Incident 1
    A more than a decade old newspaper article ran about a railway employee on leave. During his wanderings in the jungles of Navsari (Gujarat) he had reported a very tall man of about 12 feet with a wound on his head. He claimed to have conversation with him and learnt that Bheem was much taller and stronger than him.
    [3/9/2005]
    Incident 2
    The last record of his existence came to my notice while reading a book called “Himalaya kah raha hai” by Pilot Baba. you can also go to his website to read the excerpts. The temple where he stayed was washed away in the floods a few years back. His site is link* is given at foot note of this post.
    Incident 3
    When in 1192, Prithveeraaj Chauhaan lost the battle from Mohammad Gauree, he left for jungle. There he met one old person with a scar on his head. Being a very good doctor Prithveeraaj Chauhaan confidently asked him that he can cure his scar. The old man agreed. But even after week’s medication it remained as it is. Prithveeraaj was surprised and understood the details. He asked old man if he is Ashwatthaamaa. Because only the scars that is created through taking up the “MANI” the gem from forehead cannot be cured. The old man told that he was Ashwatthaamaa and then he went away. This description is given in “Prithviraj Raso” the book written in 12th century by him.
    Incident 4
    In late 14th, early 15th century there lived in Gadag, Karnaatak, a poor Braahman called Naranappa. Later, because of the Mahabharata epic “Karnata Bharata Kathamanjari” that he wrote in Kannada, he came to be called as Kumara Vyasa. His greatest desire was to write Mahaabhaarat based on original sources, and to this end he prayed day-in and day-out in the Temple of Veera Naaraayan, temple of Trikooteshwar. One day the Almighty decided to answer his prayers and appeared in his dream and said: “Attend the forthcoming Dwaadashee Paaran (Dwaadashee feast) in the Veera Naaraayan Temple. Watch out for one lone Braahman who would leave the feast the earliest. He is none other than Ashwathaamaa of MBH. Fall at his feet and ask him to narrate the MBH as it happened. You can record it in writing and claim your share of fame”.
    Promptly Naranappa attended the following Dwaadashee Paaran at the Veera Naaraayan Temple, and then followed the Braahman who finished his feast the earliest and started walking out of the Temple. He approached him and fell at his feet saying, “I know who you are, you are the very same Ashwatthaamaa of MahaBharat, please help me”. At this Ashwathaamaa was taken aback and asked him how do you know this? Naranappa responded saying “The Veera Naaraayan Swamy” appeared in his dream and told me so. Ashwatthaamaa was mightily pleased hearing this and asked Naranappa, OK, tell me what can I do for you. Naranappa responded saying he would like to write the Mahaabhaarat in Kannada as it happened.
    To this Ashwatthaamaa agreed under two conditions. He said that Naranappa should start writing the Mahaabhaarat everyday after he finished his bath, wearing a wet Veshti (Dhotee). Ashwatthaamaa said – “You can keep writing till such time your Veshti is wet and the MahaBharata would flow from your pen as it happened. The moment your clothes dry up, the flow would stop. He also put a condition that he should not disclose this secret to anyone failing which the flow would stop forever. Needless to say, our Naranappa, was immensely excited about the project, and he kept his secret till the time he reached the “Gadaa Parv” (the time when Duryodhan and Bheem fought the duel of the mace fight). At this moment it is believed that Ashwatthaamaa appeared before Naranappa and he was in tears ” remembering his friend Duryodhan and the A-Dhaarmik (unjustified) way in which Bheem defeated Duryodhan. Naranappa overcome with excitement disclosed this secret to his wife, and his writing flow stopped immediately. That is why his Mahaabhaarat ends with Gadaa Parv only. Later someone might have added up from Vyaas’ MahaBharat, but our Kumara Vyaas’s MahaBharata ended only with Gadaa Parv. End of Mahabharat and Beginning of Kaliyuga further suggest that Dronacharya’s son is very much alive and is bound to roam in India to serve the curse bestowed on him.
    The curse that “Ashwatthaamaa would roam the world carrying his own dead body, with people shunning him, and suffering the pain of the wound on his forehead from where the “Mani” was removed by force”, was for 3000 years. 3000 years since Mahabharata is now long passed, and I am sure, Ashwatthaamaa is there somewhere in the Himaalaya, performing Tapasyaa.
    Incident 5
    Dharmdev and Bhaktimaataa (father and mother of Bhagwan Swaminarayan) were cursed over two hundred years ago by Ashwatthaamaa – son of Dronacharya. This is described in Satsangi Jivan written by Shatanand Muni – He was tall and well built robed in orange clothes as a Braahman. His head was strapped just above his eyebrows and he was covered with Bhasm (ash). He had big red eyes full of angerness.
    Mother Bhakti and father Dharm were on their way back from Vrindaavan where Shree Krishn proclaimed to them that there troubles in Chapaiyaa (village close to the banks of Sarayoo) would soon end after He himself would be born to them. On the way back one night (it took 28 days for them to get back to chapaiyaa village – the birthplace of Swaminarayan Bhagwan), as they walked through the forest they lost there way. They saw a tall Braahman roaming in the forest. They asked him for direction. The Braahman with a deep voice asked where they were coming from as they looked feared. Dharmdev explained that they were a Sarvariyaa Saam Vedee Braahman and his Kuldev was Hanumaan Jee and up on Hanumaan Jee’s advice at Hanumaan Garhee -Ayodhyaa (where Dharmdev did Tapascharyaa for 3 months) they went to Vrindaavan. Dharmdev further explained the whole incident as well as telling him how they had a revelation from Lord Krishn and Shreemati Raadhaaraanee in Vrindaavan. With this the Brahmin spoke with anger in his voice “Krishna my arch enemy? Will be born to you? I curse Him for the pain I have borne as of Him, that He as your son will never be able to bear weapons and neither shall he be able to fight in any war.”
    Saying this he left pushing Dharmdev aside. Bhaktimata started trembling and crying. Just then Hanumaan Jee arrived to them once again and calmed them and showed them the way and told them that they need not fear as God does not need any weapon nor need to fight to rid evil and tyranny.
    This incident shows that Ashwatthaamaa is still roaming in forests and jungles of India today. As this was just over 200 odd years ago. [4/6/2005]
    Incident 6
    My Father’s uncle was a famous (Vaidya) – Doctor in Ludhiana. He would spend hours meditating too. He was a Bhakt of Data Dayal, a well Known Guru in Panjaab (try to search for Data Dayal on net). One day as he was closing his shop in the after noon, it was summer time and everything was shut due to summers, in 1968-69, Ludhiaanaa, Panjaab, just then an old person came to him, whose face was covered and spoke to him in crude Panjaabee and Hindi mix, “Badaa naam sunaa hai teraa, bhaut badaa vaidya hai too? Ilaaj kar sakdaa hai meraa?
    My father’s uncle said – “Tell me what the problem is?” and when he removed the Pagadee from his head, there was a dent on the forehead. He had never seen such a dent before, as if the brain was taken away from the fore front, yet the skin was tight as if nothing had happened. My dad’s uncle was a bit nervous but still said that he would like to have a second look at him. He said – “Tenu pataa hai main kaun hoon?” and my dad’s uncle said – “I think I know who you are but still let me get my stuff.” By the time he brings his stuff from the almirah, that man had left, never to be found again. But he said that his eyes always haunted him, He had blue eyes, which were so sharp as if he would walk inside his brain.
    [4/7/2005]
    Incident 7
    I have also heard from numerous people that others have spotted someone with a dent in the forehead roaming around the Narmadaa river (Gujaraat). He was described as tall person, and that there was tons of fly’s, bugs surrounding him all the time.
    Thought: What is more startling about the experiences that every person shared was; the incidences were unique, non-repetitive and their descriptions differed which further add value to the perception that Ashwathama is still roaming in the forest to serve the curse that he got from Lord Krishna. And most of all, these were shared by revered Kings, Saints and Sages who never fall for recognition but shared it with disciples as one of the incident of their lives; which is one of the basis of real strength of Indian spiritual power.’
    Aswathama was cursed by Krishna towards the closing of the Mahabharata War that he would remain forests with out company and remain immortal.
    This was reinforced by Krishna when Aswathama failed to retract the Narayanastra which he sent to destroy the Pandavas after he had come to know of
    his father Drona’s death by subterfuge.
    He was also divested of his Syamantaka Mani on his forehead, his forehead being provided by him as a target for Narayanastra.
    Please read my post on this.
    Now to the incidents of Aswatahama being alive and seen.
    1.Aswathama is a Chiranjeevi, Immortal.
    Being Immortal does not mean that he physical frame does not decay and wither away.
    What it means is the though the physical body dies, the Sukshma Sareera does not go through the PiruLoka en route to Swarga and it is left wandering.
    Any material born on Earth must amd would decay and die.
    Therefore that Aswatahama’s physical frame is seen is not probable or possible.
    and,
    ‘
    Alter the Mahabharata War was over,only Ten remained alive, Three from the Kaurava Side and Seven from the Pandavas.

    They are,

    Pandavas 5

    Lord Krishna,

    Sathyaki.

    From the Kaurava Side Aswathama, Kruthavarma and Krupa.(Mahabharata ,Adi Parva).

    Vyasa is very clear on who remained after the War.

    He narrates the death of the others including Lord Krishna.

    If Aswatahama retained his physical frame , Vyasa would definitely have made a specific mention about it.

    He had left it as it was as he was confident that people wold know what the term Chiranjeevi meant

    The people might have seen Aswathama’s Sukshma Sareera and the people who had seen him might have been evolved souls who could relate to Sukshma Sareera of those who were dead long back.

    Siddhas belong to this category and thogh they leave their body they asumse different bodies and there are instances to confirm this , in the case of

    Trilinga Swamigal and Kuzhandayanada Swamigal.

    I recall an incident narrated by my father.

    Kuzhandai(Child) Swamigal used to stay in our paternal grandfather’s house and my father used to bathe him.( around 1935)

    On one occasion my father had seen a knife wound scar on the back of Kuzhandai Swamy and asked him about it.

    He seems to have replied casually that Muslim had knifed him in Plassey(Battle of Plassey, 23 June 1757)

    Citation.

    http://www.india-forums.com/forum_posts.asp?TID=3811317

    http://ramanisblog.in/2013/11/19/who-performed-the-final-rites-of-lord-krishna/
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  • 1008 Temples Of Shiva Base Kailash

    The Siva Rahasya Lists 1008 Abodes of Lord Shiva with Mount Kailash at the center.

     

    The names of these Abodes contain the word ‘Ishvara’

     

    I have not been able to link them with places .

     

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    Shiva Tandava.

     

    However these names, if we remove the portion ‘Ishwaram’, we can find the names of the Murthis of Shiva spread around India.

     

    It is safe to read this removing the  ‘Ishwaram’ as Ishwara means ‘personal God’

     

    This is an Epithet.

     

    I shall check whether all the names mentioned are found in the Temples of India.

     

    There are cities of these names also, like Dauleswaram ,Rameswaram.

     

    The List of one thousand and eight abodes of Lord Shiva.

     

    1 shrI kailAsheshvaram श्री कैलाशेश्वरम्
    2 bhUteshvaram भूतेश्वरम्
    3 ambikeshvaram अम्बिकेश्वरम्
    4 sureshvaram सुरेश्वरम्
    5 gaNeshvaram गणेश्वरम्
    6 skandeshvaram स्कन्देश्वरम्
    7 tArakeshvaram तारकेश्वरम्
    8 gangeshvaram गन्गेश्वरम्
    9 nandikeshvaram नन्दिकेश्वरम्
    10 bRingIshvaram बिन्गीश्वरम्
    11 pALakeshvaram पाळकेश्वरम्
    12 caNDIshvaram चण्डीश्वरम्
    13 munycukeshvaram मुन्य्चुकेश्वरम्
    14 ratneshvaram रत्नेश्वरम्
    15 kendakeshvaram केन्दकेश्वरम्
    16 garbheshvaram गर्भेश्वरम्
    17 vIreshvaram वीरेश्वरम्
    18 jyeshTeshvaram ज्येश्टेश्वरम्
    19 gusumeshvaram गुसुमेश्वरम्
    20 vIrabhadreshvaram वीरभद्रेश्वरम्
    21 kandhukeshvaram कन्धुकेश्वरम्
    22 paNIshvaram पणीश्वरम्
    23 suteshvaram सुतेश्वरम्
    24 kapartIshvram कपर्तीश्व्रम्
    25 rudreshvaram रुद्रेश्वरम्
    26 bhairaveshvaram भैरवेश्वरम्
    27 mAruteshvaram मारुतेश्वरम्
    28 vidIshvaram विदीश्वरम्
    29 sudIshvram सुदीश्व्रम्
    30 daNDukeshvaram दण्डुकेश्वरम्
    31 maheshvaram महेश्वरम्
    32 umeshvaram उमेश्वरम्
    33 kapanthIshvaram कपन्थीश्वरम्
    34 bhadrakarNeshvaram भद्रकर्णेश्वरम्
    35 vegeshvaram वेगेश्वरम्
    36 viShNIshvaram विष्णीश्वरम्
    37 vairAdeshvaram वैरादेश्वरम्
    38 amareshvaram अमरेश्वरम्
    39 sanAthaneshvaram सनाथनेश्वरम्
    40 sundeshvaram सुन्देश्वरम्
    41 sAnandeshvaram सानन्देश्वरम्
    42 janeshvaram जनेश्वरम्
    43 vikrameshvaram विक्रमेश्वरम्
    44 karavIreshvaram करवीरेश्वरम्
    45 nishdeshvaram निश्देश्वरम्
    46 vaTeshvaram वटेश्वरम्
    47 kaccabeshvaram कच्चबेश्वरम्
    48 kAshyapeshvaram काश्यपेश्वरम्
    49 AvaTTeshvaram आवट्टेश्वरम्
    50 akaraNIshvaram अकरणीश्वरम्
    51 kalakeshvaram कलकेश्वरम्
    52 koDalikeshvaram कोडलिकेश्वरम्
    53 padmeshvaram पद्मेश्वरम्
    54 mahadeshvaram महदेश्वरम्
    55 tukuNDeshvaram तुकुण्डेश्वरम्
    56 ukuNDeshvaram उकुण्डेश्वरम्
    57 saureshvaram सौरेश्वरम्
    58 varuNeshavaram वरुणेशवरम्
    59 karuNeshvaram करुणेश्वरम्
    60 vaidyudeshvaram वैद्युदेश्वरम्
    61 moksheshvaram मोक्शेश्वरम्
    62 daNDakeshvaram दण्डकेश्वरम्
    63 maNDalIshvaram मण्डलीश्वरम्
    64 kuNDalIshvaram कुण्डलीश्वरम्
    65 kaNTeshvaram कण्टेश्वरम्
    66 pANDavIshvaram पाण्डवीश्वरम्
    67 kaNiTeshvaram कणिटेश्वरम्
    68 garuDeshvaram गरुडेश्वरम्
    69 chandreshvaram चन्द्रेश्वरम्
    70 ananteshvaram अनन्तेश्वरम्
    71 karttameshvaram कर्त्तमेश्वरम्
    72 amUrteshvaram अमूर्तेश्वरम्
    73 vabrukeshvaram वब्रुकेश्वरम्
    74 vAkurIshvaram वाकुरीश्वरम्
    75 varmakeshvaram वर्मकेश्वरम्
    76 vaDuvattireshvaram वडुवत्तिरेश्वरम्
    77 bramareshvaram ब्रमरेश्वरम्
    78 mRigandireshvaram मिगन्दिरेश्वरम्
    79 hiraNyeshvaram हिरण्येश्वरम्
    80 bhavIshvaram भवीश्वरम्
    81 agnityeshvaram अग्नित्येश्वरम्
    82 sannathIshvaram सन्नथीश्वरम्
    83 bRihadIshvaram बिहदीश्वरम्
    84 raNeshvaram रणेश्वरम्
    85 kirAteshvaram किरातेश्वरम्
    86 karttakeshvaram कर्त्तकेश्वरम्
    87 vaShiShTeshvaram वषिष्टेश्वरम्
    88 guNitambeshvaram गुणितम्बेश्वरम्
    89 kuruNTeshvaram कुरुण्टेश्वरम्
    90 nAmeshvaram नामेश्वरम्
    91 kapAleshvaram कपालेश्वरम्
    92 sureshvaram सुरेश्वरम्
    93 ahirbudnyeshvaram अहिर्बुद्न्येश्वरम्
    94 jamadagnIshvram जमदग्नीश्व्रम्
    95 vishvAmitreshvaram विश्वामित्रेश्वरम्
    96 rAvaNeshvaram रावणेश्वरम्
    97 balIshvaram बलीश्वरम्
    98 manonmaNIshvram मनोन्मणीश्व्रम्
    99 sudAdarameshvaran सुदादरमेश्वरन्
    100 mArttANDeshvaram मार्त्ताण्डेश्वरम्
    101 lalantIshvaram ललन्तीश्वरम्
    102 suvallaLIshvaram सुवल्लळीश्वरम्
    103 dhurveshvaram धुर्वेश्वरम्
    104 gandarveshvaram गन्दर्वेश्वरम्
    105 vishvakeshvaram विश्वकेश्वरम्
    106 pATibhadreshvaram पाटिभद्रेश्वरम्
    107 kalpeshvaram कल्पेश्वरम्
    108 marIthannIshvaram मरीथन्नीश्वरम्
    109 sadoraNeshvaram सदोरणेश्वरम्
    110 akratIshvaram अक्रतीश्वरम्
    111 utpaleshvaram उत्पलेश्वरम्
    112 mhendreshvaram म्हेन्द्रेश्वरम्
    113 dhANDIshvaram धाण्डीश्वरम्
    114 pariteshvaram परितेश्वरम्
    115 yauvaneshvaram यौवनेश्वरम्
    116 apattareshvaram अपत्तरेश्वरम्
    117 prAtIshavaram प्रातीशवरम्
    118 sannukeshvaram सन्नुकेश्वरम्
    119 gomeshvaram गोमेश्वरम्
    120 abhileshvaram अभिलेश्वरम्
    121 vishAleshvaram विशालेश्वरम्
    122 simhakeshvaram सिम्हकेश्वरम्
    123 kaNTAkarNeshvaram कण्टाकर्णेश्वरम्
    124 vyAgreshvaram व्याग्रेश्वरम्
    125 jambhukeshvaram जम्भुकेश्वरम्
    126 laLiteshvaram लळितेश्वरम्
    127 amurthIshvaram अमुर्थीश्वरम्
    128 vedeshvaram वेदेश्वरम्
    129 DiNDikeshvaram डिण्डिकेश्वरम्
    130 kakoLeshvaram ककोळेश्वरम्
    131 dvarIshvaram द्वरीश्वरम्
    132 vENutAreshvaram वॆणुतारेश्वरम्
    133 jayanteshvaram जयन्तेश्वरम्
    134 madhyameshvaram मध्यमेश्वरम्
    135 sangameshvaram सन्गमेश्वरम्
    136 gatIshvaram गतीश्वरम्
    137 vidrutkarabeshvaram विद्रुत्करबेश्वरम्
    138 tripureshvaram त्रिपुरेश्वरम्
    139 harIshvaram हरीश्वरम्
    140 balapramadaneshvaram बलप्रमदनेश्वरम्
    141 sarvabhUgameshvaram सर्वभूगमेश्वरम्
    142 ukInareshvaram उकीनरेश्वरम्
    143 kaRpeshvaram कपेश्वरम्
    144 matrikeshvaram मत्रिकेश्वरम्
    145 tantreshvaram तन्त्रेश्वरम्
    146 sAmakeshvaram सामकेश्वरम्
    147 vyomakeshvaram व्योमकेश्वरम्
    148 tikIshvaram तिकीश्वरम्
    149 kapAlamOcaneshvaram कपालमॊचनेश्वरम्
    150 maNikalpeshvaram मणिकल्पेश्वरम्
    151 sAdhukarneshvaram साधुकर्नेश्वरम्
    152 nirgIshvaram निर्गीश्वरम्
    153 pATalIshvaram पाटलीश्वरम्
    154 karNikeshvaram कर्णिकेश्वरम्
    155 candrakeshvaram चन्द्रकेश्वरम्
    156 pingaLeshvaram पिन्गळेश्वरम्
    157 shileshvaram शिलेश्वरम्
    158 madvIshvaram मद्वीश्वरम्
    159 vAmakeshvaram वामकेश्वरम्
    160 vinateshvaram विनतेश्वरम्
    161 sashIshvaram सशीश्वरम्
    162 kakuteshvaram ककुतेश्वरम्
    163 mukundeshvaram मुकुन्देश्वरम्
    164 bhavAnIshvaram भवानीश्वरम्
    165 shanIshvaram शनीश्वरम्
    166 vRiShabheshvaram विषभेश्वरम्
    167 deNikeshvaram देणिकेश्वरम्
    168 savreshvaram सव्रेश्वरम्
    169 gaNeshvaram गणेश्वरम्
    170 Riksheshvaram इक्शेश्वरम्
    171 candreshbaram चन्द्रेश्बरम्
    172 macceshvaram मच्चेश्वरम्
    173 bhAvaneshvaram भावनेश्वरम्
    174 turangeshvaram तुरन्गेश्वरम्
    175 matangeshvaram मतन्गेश्वरम्
    176 gANateshvaram गाणतेश्वरम्
    177 bindukeshvaram बिन्दुकेश्वरम्
    178 kaNDakIshvaram कण्डकीश्वरम्
    179 narmadeshvaram नर्मदेश्वरम्
    180 anileshvaram अनिलेश्वरम्
    181 pichanDileshvaram पिचन्डिलेश्वरम्
    182 antarIshvaram अन्तरीश्वरम्
    183 kanakeshvaram कनकेश्वरम्
    184 sureshvaram सुरेश्वरम्
    185 sadyojAteshvaram सद्योजातेश्वरम्
    186 lakuLIshvaram लकुळीश्वरम्
    187 pilaveshvaram पिलवेश्वरम्
    188 someshvaram सोमेश्वरम्
    189 vAraNeshvaram वारणेश्वरम्
    190 cApeshvaram चापेश्वरम्
    191 jaTeshvaram जटेश्वरम्
    192 pangakAreshvaram पन्गकारेश्वरम्
    193 muktakeshvaram मुक्तकेश्वरम्
    194 rAgeshvaram रागेश्वरम्
    195 balUkeshvaram बलूकेश्वरम्
    196 virAgeshvaram विरागेश्वरम्
    197 kirttaneshvaram किर्त्तनेश्वरम्
    198 anasIshvaram अनसीश्वरम्
    199 urageshvaram उरगेश्वरम्
    200 karoreshvaram करोरेश्वरम्
    201 dardareshvaram दर्दरेश्वरम्
    202 uravarIshvaram उरवरीश्वरम्
    203 shabreshvaram शब्रेश्वरम्
    204 dAvyeshvaram दाव्येश्वरम्
    205 virAyakeshvaram विरायकेश्वरम्
    206 maNikaNTeshvaram मणिकण्टेश्वरम्
    207 arandaneshvaram अरन्दनेश्वरम्
    208 pArvatIshvaram पार्वतीश्वरम्
    209 vidrumeshvaram विद्रुमेश्वरम्
    210 lateshvaram लतेश्वरम्
    211 virincheshvaram विरिन्चेश्वरम्
    212 gaRbeshvaram गबेश्वरम्
    213 prasanneshvaram प्रसन्नेश्वरम्
    214 vishveshvaram विश्वेश्वरम्
    215 pArbhUteshvaram पार्भूतेश्वरम्
    216 lokeshavram लोकेशव्रम्
    217 prANIsheshvaram प्राणीशेश्वरम्
    218 andhakeshavram अन्धकेशव्रम्
    219 muktikeshvaram मुक्तिकेश्वरम्
    220 arigakeshvaram अरिगकेश्वरम्
    221 RiShIshvaram इषीश्वरम्
    222 parishvaram परिश्वरम्
    223 jalandhareshvaram जलन्धरेश्वरम्
    224 shvetasuvIshvaram श्वेतसुवीश्वरम्
    225 bigeshvaram बिगेश्वरम्
    226 raibhyeshvaram रैभ्येश्वरम्
    227 kusumanteshvaram कुसुमन्तेश्वरम्
    228 kankaNeshvaram कन्कणेश्वरम्
    229 brageshvaram ब्रगेश्वरम्
    230 vidyAdareshvaram विद्यादरेश्वरम्
    231 nileshvaram निलेश्वरम्
    232 kaTchiveshvaram कट्चिवेश्वरम्
    233 prabheshvaram प्रभेश्वरम्
    234 maruteshvaram मरुतेश्वरम्
    235 kuntIshvaram कुन्तीश्वरम्
    236 svargeshvaram स्वर्गेश्वरम्
    237 malayeshvaram मलयेश्वरम्
    238 mangaNeshvaram मन्गणेश्वरम्
    239 sAgathIshvaram सागथीश्वरम्
    240 vibhuteshvaram विभुतेश्वरम्
    241 girIshvaram गिरीश्वरम्
    242 kalaksheshvaram कलक्शेश्वरम्
    243 nikUraNeshvaram निकूरणेश्वरम्
    244 goraksheshvaram गोरक्शेश्वरम्
    245 vAcakeshvaram वाचकेश्वरम्
    246 gandharbeshvaram गन्धर्बेश्वरम्
    247 sUryakeshvaram सूर्यकेश्वरम्
    248 puShTeshvaram पुष्टेश्वरम्
    249 duShTakeshvaram दुष्टकेश्वरम्
    250 kanyeshvaram कन्येश्वरम्
    251 dhavaLeshvaram धवळेश्वरम्
    252 sAdhukarNeshvaram साधुकर्णेश्वरम्
    253 kandhabhadreshvaram कन्धभद्रेश्वरम्
    254 chakreshvaram चक्रेश्वरम्
    255 aruNeshvaram अरुणेश्वरम्
    256 athalAbhyeshvaram अथलाभ्येश्वरम्
    257 bhageshvaram भगेश्वरम्
    258 triyamalakeshvaram त्रियमलकेश्वरम्
    259 gautameshvaram गौतमेश्वरम्
    260 kaleshvaram कलेश्वरम्
    261 vitaNDeshvaram वितण्डेश्वरम्
    262 gaTeshvaram गटेश्वरम्
    263 vArakeshavram वारकेशव्रम्
    264 kuleshvaram कुलेश्वरम्
    265 kedhAreshavram केधारेशव्रम्
    266 baleshvaram बलेश्वरम्
    267 gAruteshvaram गारुतेश्वरम्
    268 patangeshvaram पतन्गेश्वरम्
    269 kinnareshvaram किन्नरेश्वरम्
    270 amRiteshvaram अमितेश्वरम्

     

    Temples In the Southern Side of Kailash
    1 agoreshvaram अगोरेश्वरम्
    2 kApAleshavram कापालेशव्रम्
    3 kakureshvaram ककुरेश्वरम्
    4 analeshvaram अनलेश्वरम्
    5 indreshvaram इन्द्रेश्वरम्
    6 yameshvaram यमेश्वरम्
    7 dRitIshvaram दितीश्वरम्
    8 nabeshvaram नबेश्वरम्
    9 utArvareshvaram उतार्वरेश्वरम्
    10 dakshiNAvarttakeshvaram दक्शिणावर्त्तकेश्वरम्
    11 bikaNTeshvaram बिकण्टेश्वरम्
    12 kuTAreshvaram कुटारेश्वरम्
    13 mAnaveshvaram मानवेश्वरम्
    14 kuleshvaram कुलेश्वरम्
    15 mesApakeshvaram मेसापकेश्वरम्
    16 maunikeshvaram मौनिकेश्वरम्
    17 arccaneshvaram अर्च्चनेश्वरम्
    18 kavIshvaram कवीश्वरम्
    19 bhagadatteshvaram भगदत्तेश्वरम्
    20 nakusheshvaram नकुशेश्वरम्
    21 appritIshvaram अप्प्रितीश्वरम्
    22 tankaNeshvaram तन्कणेश्वरम्
    23 manmadeshvaram मन्मदेश्वरम्
    24 ratIshvaram रतीश्वरम्
    25 kaNDakeshvaram कण्डकेश्वरम्
    26 pANDireshvaram पाण्डिरेश्वरम्
    27 vaneshvaram वनेश्वरम्
    28 purantarIshvaram पुरन्तरीश्वरम्
    29 baleshvaram बलेश्वरम्
    30 kAraNeshvaram कारणेश्वरम्
    31 dhAraNeshvaram धारणेश्वरम्
    32 kRittivAseshvaram कित्तिवासेश्वरम्
    33 janArddaneshvaram जनार्द्दनेश्वरम्
    34 vishveshvaram विश्वेश्वरम्
    35 mahakAleshvaram महकालेश्वरम्
    36 sarasvatIshvaram सरस्वतीश्वरम्
    37 lakshmIshvaram लक्श्मीश्वरम्
    38 sashIshvaram सशीश्वरम्
    39 chakrakeshvaram चक्रकेश्वरम्
    40 pulakeshvaram पुलकेश्वरम्
    41 madhyameshvaram मध्यमेश्वरम्
    42 kakIshvaram ककीश्वरम्
    43 vidyeshvaram विद्येश्वरम्
    44 pannakeshvaram पन्नकेश्वरम्
    45 kirttaneshvaram किर्त्तनेश्वरम्
    46 nireshvaram निरेश्वरम्
    47 dvAdasheshvaram द्वादशेश्वरम्
    48 rAtreshvaram रात्रेश्वरम्
    49 saunakeshvaram सौनकेश्वरम्
    50 raNabhadreshvaram रणभद्रेश्वरम्
    51 SheSheshvaram षेषेश्वरम्
    52 vAsukIshvaram वासुकीश्वरम्
    53 shankapAleshvaram शन्कपालेश्वरम्
    54 citragupteshvaram चित्रगुप्तेश्वरम्
    55 dhaNDapANIshvaram धण्डपाणीश्वरम्
    56 durgeshvaram दुर्गेश्वरम्
    57 cArcceshvaram चार्च्चेश्वरम्
    58 amseshvaram अम्सेश्वरम्
    59 mayUreshvaram मयूरेश्वरम्
    60 cakravAgeshvaram चक्रवागेश्वरम्
    61 mandaraneshvaram मन्दरनेश्वरम्
    62 apsareshvaram अप्सरेश्वरम्
    63 mOkshakeshvaram मॊक्शकेश्वरम्
    64 bhUdhAreshvaram भूधारेश्वरम्
    65 pateshvaram पतेश्वरम्
    66 anaraNyeshvaram अनरण्येश्वरम्
    67 bAgudeshavram बागुदेशव्रम्
    68 veNeshvaram वेणेश्वरम्
    69 gautukeshvaram गौतुकेश्वरम्
    70 gusireshvaram गुसिरेश्वरम्
    71 virddaneshvaram विर्द्दनेश्वरम्
    72 nirakeshvaram निरकेश्वरम्
    73 pAjanyeshvaram पाजन्येश्वरम्
    74 ramateshvaram रमतेश्वरम्
    75 hATakeshvaram हाटकेश्वरम्
    76 nadIshvaram नदीश्वरम्
    77 virodeshvaram विरोदेश्वरम्
    78 kankaNeshavram कन्कणेशव्रम्
    79 rabaseshvaram रबसेश्वरम्
    80 pulastyeshvaram पुलस्त्येश्वरम्
    81 virddakALeshvaram विर्द्दकाळेश्वरम्
    82 baradvAjeshvaram बरद्वाजेश्वरम्
    83 sAgareshvaram सागरेश्वरम्
    84 rameshvaram रमेश्वरम्
    85 vlekineshvaram व्लेकिनेश्वरम्
    86 chitreshvaram चित्रेश्वरम्
    87 bharatakeshvaram भरतकेश्वरम्
    88 piNDAreshvaram पिण्डारेश्वरम्
    89 vaneshvaram वनेश्वरम्
    90 tilakeshvaram तिलकेश्वरम्
    91 dirveshvaram दिर्वेश्वरम्
    92 birveshvaram बिर्वेश्वरम्
    93 nalaveshvaram नलवेश्वरम्
    94 ShIriNIshvaram षीरिणीश्वरम्
    95 dhaneshvaram धनेश्वरम्
    96 karantameshvaram करन्तमेश्वरम्
    97 goveshvaram गोवेश्वरम्
    98 kRishNeshvaram किश्णेश्वरम्
    99 parnakeshvaram पर्नकेश्वरम्
    100 gangAdhareshvaram गन्गाधरेश्वरम्
    101 mauneshvaram मौनेश्वरम्
    102 gurubhadreshvaram गुरुभद्रेश्वरम्
    103 kamadhaLeshvaram कमधळेश्वरम्
    104 saraLeshvaram सरळेश्वरम्
    105 dhALeshvaram धाळेश्वरम्
    106 pilavakeshvaram पिलवकेश्वरम्
    107 shikaNTishvaram शिकण्टिश्वरम्
    108 bhargIshvaram भर्गीश्वरम्
    109 baLaineshvaram बळैनेश्वरम्
    110 paNAmaNIshvaram पणामणीश्वरम्
    111 rAmeshvaram रामेश्वरम्
    112 lakshmaNeshvaram लक्श्मणेश्वरम्
    113 aruntatIshvaram अरुन्ततीश्वरम्
    114 bhaShiyeshvaram भषियेश्वरम्
    115 kushalIshvaram कुशलीश्वरम्
    116 salIshvaram सलीश्वरम्
    117 uttAlakeshvaram उत्तालकेश्वरम्
    118 nagatanjareshvaram नगतन्जरेश्वरम्
    119 parnakeshvaram पर्नकेश्वरम्
    120 chANDilyeshvaram चाण्डिल्येश्वरम्
    121 sAkaleshvaram साकलेश्वरम्
    122 sthaleshvaram स्थलेश्वरम्
    123 arindreshvaram अरिन्द्रेश्वरम्
    124 kunkumeshvaram कुन्कुमेश्वरम्
    125 nAgottArakeshvaran नागोत्तारकेश्वरन्
    126 sukeshvaram सुकेश्वरम्
    127 gyAnakeshvaram ग्यानकेश्वरम्
    128 bhuktIshvaram भुक्तीश्वरम्
    129 muktikeshvaram मुक्तिकेश्वरम्
    130 RiNamochaneshvaram इणमोचनेश्वरम्
    131 kAntIshvaram कान्तीश्वरम्
    132 dharmeshvaram धर्मेश्वरम्
    133 bhAvaLeshvaram भावळेश्वरम्
    134 pavaneshvaram पवनेश्वरम्
    135 kAnyceshavram कान्य्चेशव्रम्
    136 gOkarNeshavram गॊकर्णेशव्रम्
    137 sareshvaram सरेश्वरम्
    138 pATIshvaram पाटीश्वरम्
    139 chalikeshvaram चलिकेश्वरम्
    140 vIdigotreshvaram वीदिगोत्रेश्वरम्
    141 nIleshvaram नीलेश्वरम्
    142 bhImeshvaram भीमेश्वरम्
    143 shankareshvaram शन्करेश्वरम्
    144 amRiteshvaram अमितेश्वरम्
    145 pArijAteshvaram पारिजातेश्वरम्
    146 mandareshvaram मन्दरेश्वरम्
    147 jaTeshvaram जटेश्वरम्
    148 trijaTeshvaram त्रिजटेश्वरम्
    149 pradAneshvaram प्रदानेश्वरम्
    150 mAruteshvaram मारुतेश्वरम्
    151 bhaveshvaram भवेश्वरम्
    152 nakshtreshvaram नक्श्त्रेश्वरम्
    153 sthalakeshvaram स्थलकेश्वरम्
    154 mallikeshvaram मल्लिकेश्वरम्
    155 kukusheshvaram कुकुशेश्वरम्
    156 roga hareshvaram रोग हरेश्वरम्
    157 trisakeshvaram त्रिसकेश्वरम्
    158 dhaneshavram धनेशव्रम्
    159 kapardineshvaram कपर्दिनेश्वरम्
    160 tANDaleshvaram ताण्डलेश्वरम्
    161 maNDalIshvaram मण्डलीश्वरम्
    162 amRitIshvaram अमितीश्वरम्
    163 daksheshvaram दक्शेश्वरम्
    164 pravALeshavram प्रवाळेशव्रम्
    165 haribadreshvaram हरिबद्रेश्वरम्
    166 virodeshavram विरोदेशव्रम्
    167 nircheshavram निर्चेशव्रम्
    168 kusheshvaram कुशेश्वरम्
    169 dhAraveshvaram धारवेश्वरम्
    170 anamitreshvaram अनमित्रेश्वरम्
    171 karakanteshvaram करकन्तेश्वरम्
    172 uNeshvaram उणेश्वरम्
    173 shuruvinteshvaram शुरुविन्तेश्वरम्
    174 uNeshavram उणेशव्रम्
    175 suruvinteshvaram सुरुविन्तेश्वरम्
    176 maTTishvaram मट्टिश्वरम्
    177 kuDabeshvaram कुडबेश्वरम्
    178 shrIshaileshvaram श्रीशैलेश्वरम्
    179 gayeshvaram गयेश्वरम्
    180 hardvAreshvaram हर्द्वारेश्वरम्
    181 gangAveleshvaram गन्गावेलेश्वरम्
    182 kurukshestreshvaram कुरुक्शेस्त्रेश्वरम्
    183 surApANDIshvaram सुरापाण्डीश्वरम्
    184 yayAtIshvaram ययातीश्वरम्
    185 kuteshvaram कुतेश्वरम्
    186 vAraNAsIshvaram वारणासीश्वरम्
    187 avimukteshvaram अविमुक्तेश्वरम्
    188 kALahastIshvaram काळहस्तीश्वरम्
    189 viShNu chakraprakeshvaram विष्णु चक्रप्रकेश्वरम्
    190 romanteshvaram रोमन्तेश्वरम्
    191 vaghastyeshvaram वघस्त्येश्वरम्
    192 mAlaveshvaram मालवेश्वरम्
    193 bhageshvaram भगेश्वरम्
    194 amakoleshvaram अमकोलेश्वरम्
    195 palAceshvaram पलाचेश्वरम्
    196 aghastIshvaram अघस्तीश्वरम्
    197 praLayeshvaram प्रळयेश्वरम्
    198 sAgAthIshvaram सागाथीश्वरम्
    199 tralokeshvaram त्रलोकेश्वरम्
    200 drutIshvaram द्रुतीश्वरम्
    201 jambukeshvaram जम्बुकेश्वरम्
    202 kuravadeshvaram कुरवदेश्वरम्
    203 yagyeshvaram यग्येश्वरम्
    204 utumbareshvaram उतुम्बरेश्वरम्
    205 vAlIshvaram वालीश्वरम्
    206 bAlIshvaram बालीश्वरम्
    207 patnIshvaram पत्नीश्वरम्
    208 babraveshvaram बब्रवेश्वरम्
    209 gandhadvAreshvaram गन्धद्वारेश्वरम्
    210 kaNTeshvaram कण्टेश्वरम्
    211 varuNeshvaram वरुणेश्वरम्
    212 prapAseshvaram प्रपासेश्वरम्
    213 tumbureshvaram तुम्बुरेश्वरम्
    214 nAradeshavram नारदेशव्रम्
    215 kareshvaram करेश्वरम्
    216 ramyeshvaram रम्येश्वरम्
    217 vimrameshvaram विम्रमेश्वरम्
    218 karttameshvaram कर्त्तमेश्वरम्
    219 dhruNeshvaram ध्रुणेश्वरम्
    220 kulaTangeshvaram कुलटन्गेश्वरम्
    221 satmaleshvaram सत्मलेश्वरम्
    222 ArIshvaram आरीश्वरम्
    223 marudhAmeshvaram मरुधामेश्वरम्
    224 sindhUreshvaram सिन्धूरेश्वरम्
    225 agraNIshvaram अग्रणीश्वरम्
    226 prAnteshvaram प्रान्तेश्वरम्
    227 prayAgeshvaram प्रयागेश्वरम्
    228 pratiShTAnapureshvaram प्रतिष्टानपुरेश्वरम्
    229 gOdhAvarIshvaram गॊधावरीश्वरम्
    230 tAmraparNIshvaram ताम्रपर्णीश्वरम्
    231 martruteshvaram मर्त्रुतेश्वरम्
    232 pamaleshvaram पमलेश्वरम्
    233 pangleshvaram पन्ग्लेश्वरम्
    234 paneshvaram पनेश्वरम्
    235 buddudeshvaram बुद्दुदेश्वरम्
    236 Avartteshvaram आवर्त्तेश्वरम्
    237 sumeshvaram सुमेश्वरम्
    238 kuleshvaram कुलेश्वरम्
    239 virATeshvaram विराटेश्वरम्
    240 paippalAdeshvaram पैप्पलादेश्वरम्
    241 gandharveshvaram गन्धर्वेश्वरम्
    242 trishUleshvaram त्रिशूलेश्वरम्
    243 rajadhIshvaram रजधीश्वरम्
    244 diveshvaram दिवेश्वरम्
    245 citrakaNTeshvaram चित्रकण्टेश्वरम्
    246 dvArapITeshvaram द्वारपीटेश्वरम्
    247 trikUTeshvaram त्रिकूटेश्वरम्
    248 mangaLeshvaram मन्गळेश्वरम्
    249 Amalakeshvaram आमलकेश्वरम्
    250 mudreshvaram मुद्रेश्वरम्
    251 sthATakeshvaram स्थाटकेश्वरम्
    252 dvadhaNDIshvaram द्वधण्डीश्वरम्
    253 kaseshvaram कसेश्वरम्
    254 kArtyAyaneshvaram कार्त्यायनेश्वरम्
    255 yAGYavalkeshvaram याघ्य़वल्केश्वरम्
    256 triShTeshvaram त्रिष्टेश्वरम्
    257 vishvakarmeshvaram विश्वकर्मेश्वरम्
    258 pushkareshvaram पुश्करेश्वरम्
    259 rudrakOTIshvaram रुद्रकॊटीश्वरम्
    260 vAlmIkeshvaram वाल्मीकेश्वरम्
    261 sundareshvaram सुन्दरेश्वरम्
    262 striNajyotIshvaram स्त्रिणज्योतीश्वरम्
    263 gAyatrIshvaram गायत्रीश्वरम्
    264 sAvitrIshvaram सावित्रीश्वरम्
    265 kAladdubArIshvaram कालद्दुबारीश्वरम्
    266 tungeshvaram तुन्गेश्वरम्
    267 bhImachanDeshvaram भीमचन्डेश्वरम्
    268 ratnagarbheshvaram रत्नगर्भेश्वरम्
    269 deveshvaram देवेश्वरम्
    270 Arageshvaram आरगेश्वरम्
    271 ratideveshvaram रतिदेवेश्वरम्
    272 kAlanchareshvaram कालन्चरेश्वरम्
    273 astIshvaram अस्तीश्वरम्
    274 mayeshvaram मयेश्वरम्
    275 ratakeshvaram रतकेश्वरम्
    276 vasuntareshvaram वसुन्तरेश्वरम्
    277 ShTivumeshvaram ष्टिवुमेश्वरम्
    278 nALakeshvaram नाळकेश्वरम्
    279 mitreshvaram मित्रेश्वरम्
    280 kandharIshvaram कन्धरीश्वरम्
    281 kAlavyeshvaram कालव्येश्वरम्
    282 vibhuteshvaram विभुतेश्वरम्
    283 baumeshvaram बौमेश्वरम्
    284 bardrukeshvaram बर्द्रुकेश्वरम्
    285 garuDeshvaram गरुडेश्वरम्
    286 kartreshvaram कर्त्रेश्वरम्
    287 gangadIshvaram गन्गदीश्वरम्
    288 kAvyeshvaram काव्येश्वरम्
    289 suvarNadeshvaram सुवर्णदेश्वरम्

     

    Temples In the Western Side of Kailash
    1 tatpurusheshvaram तत्पुरुशेश्वरम्
    2 tANDaveshvaram ताण्डवेश्वरम्
    3 baingeshvaram बैन्गेश्वरम्
    4 RiDakeshvaram इडकेश्वरम्
    5 saraleshvaram सरलेश्वरम्
    6 sthALkeshvaram स्थाळ्केश्वरम्
    7 vainadeyasthaleshvaram वैनदेयस्थलेश्वरम्
    8 deveshvaram देवेश्वरम्
    9 achaleshvaram अचलेश्वरम्
    10 anangeshvaram अनन्गेश्वरम्
    11 sambareshvaram सम्बरेश्वरम्
    12 ugreshvaram उग्रेश्वरम्
    13 dhAnyakeshvaram धान्यकेश्वरम्
    14 valAchaneshvaram वलाचनेश्वरम्
    15 ganagosheshvaram गनगोशेश्वरम्
    16 vEdagharbheshvaram वॆदघर्भेश्वरम्
    17 omkAreshvaram ओम्कारेश्वरम्
    18 sakisIshvaram सकिसीश्वरम्
    19 kadhUdhareshvaram कधूधरेश्वरम्
    20 pilavamuleshvaram पिलवमुलेश्वरम्
    21 sarppeshvaram सर्प्पेश्वरम्
    22 pArttIshvaram पार्त्तीश्वरम्
    23 tungabhadreshvaram तुन्गभद्रेश्वरम्
    24 saganAdaneshvaram सगनादनेश्वरम्
    25 vaidyeshvaram वैद्येश्वरम्
    26 kuningeshvaram कुनिन्गेश्वरम्
    27 musaleshvaram मुसलेश्वरम्
    28 auNDakeshvaram औण्डकेश्वरम्
    29 kutradanavIshvaram कुत्रदनवीश्वरम्
    30 svArparakeshvaram स्वार्परकेश्वरम्
    31 kshayahareshvaram क्शयहरेश्वरम्
    32 praNaveshvaram प्रणवेश्वरम्
    33 vidarbheshvaram विदर्भेश्वरम्
    34 parushakeshvaram परुशकेश्वरम्
    35 somanandIshvaram सोमनन्दीश्वरम्
    36 vipalIshvaram विपलीश्वरम्
    37 kareshvaram करेश्वरम्
    38 anayatIshvaram अनयतीश्वरम्
    39 sadarsheshvaram सदर्शेश्वरम्
    40 bhaveshvaram भवेश्वरम्
    41 vidUresahvaram विदूरेसह्वरम्
    42 kAmbIshvaram काम्बीश्वरम्
    43 savveshvaram सव्वेश्वरम्
    44 guNeshvaram गुणेश्वरम्
    45 Urddvakeshvaram ऊर्द्द्वकेश्वरम्
    46 satrIshvaram सत्रीश्वरम्
    47 shrIkakeshvaram श्रीककेश्वरम्
    48 chitravyAteshvaram चित्रव्यातेश्वरम्
    49 raubyeshvaram रौब्येश्वरम्
    50 bandhakeshvaram बन्धकेश्वरम्
    51 pashutIshvaram पशुतीश्वरम्
    52 bhayaharIshvaram भयहरीश्वरम्
    53 prasheshvaram प्रशेश्वरम्
    54 mANDavalyeshvaram माण्डवल्येश्वरम्
    55 sthambakeshvaram स्थम्बकेश्वरम्
    56 bhodeshvaram भोदेश्वरम्
    57 vikaseshvaram विकसेश्वरम्
    58 sagajeshvaram सगजेश्वरम्
    59 darbhuvIshvaram दर्भुवीश्वरम्
    60 gaNapadeshavram गणपदेशव्रम्
    61 shukleshvaram शुक्लेश्वरम्
    62 prasiddheshvaram प्रसिद्धेश्वरम्
    63 siddheshvaram सिद्धेश्वरम्
    64 janeshvaram जनेश्वरम्
    65 pakshIshvaram पक्शीश्वरम्
    66 badrikeshvaram बद्रिकेश्वरम्
    67 vakuLeshvaram वकुळेश्वरम्
    68 avanIshvaram अवनीश्वरम्
    69 parveshvaram पर्वेश्वरम्
    70 parvateshvaram पर्वतेश्वरम्
    71 guraveshvaram गुरवेश्वरम्
    72 kAntikeshvaram कान्तिकेश्वरम्
    73 parigayitveshvaram परिगयित्वेश्वरम्
    74 kApoteshvaram कापोतेश्वरम्
    75 gaNIshvaram गणीश्वरम्
    76 sadeshvaram सदेश्वरम्
    77 romakeshvaram रोमकेश्वरम्
    78 kAvyeshvaram काव्येश्वरम्
    79 puraddveshvaram पुरद्द्वेश्वरम्
    80 veNuvireshvaram वेणुविरेश्वरम्
    81 suvidreshvaram सुविद्रेश्वरम्
    82 kAshIshvaram काशीश्वरम्
    83 viShNubeshvaram विष्णुबेश्वरम्
    84 rAkshaseshvaram राक्शसेश्वरम्
    85 yaksheshvaram यक्शेश्वरम्
    86 padmarAgeshvaram पद्मरागेश्वरम्
    87 dUrvAseshvaram दूर्वासेश्वरम्
    88 hayagrIveshvaram हयग्रीवेश्वरम्
    89 rathantareshvaram रथन्तरेश्वरम्
    90 sAmasAleshvaram सामसालेश्वरम्
    91 yasumUrtIshvaram यसुमूर्तीश्वरम्
    92 ikeshvaram इकेश्वरम्
    93 atharvakeshvaram अथर्वकेश्वरम्
    94 purANeshvaram पुराणेश्वरम्
    95 UrvasIshvaram ऊर्वसीश्वरम्
    96 pariti Aseshvaram परिति आसेश्वरम्
    97 dharmasAreshvaram धर्मसारेश्वरम्
    98 shAnkyeshvaram शान्क्येश्वरम्
    99 janma harIshvaram जन्म हरीश्वरम्
    100 duhkha harIshvaram दुह्ख हरीश्वरम्
    101 brhmayonIshvaram ब्र्ह्मयोनीश्वरम्
    102 viShNugarbheshvaram विष्णुगर्भेश्वरम्
    103 rudralokeshvaram रुद्रलोकेश्वरम्
    104 indradhAmeshvaram इन्द्रधामेश्वरम्
    105 chandracUTeshvaram चन्द्रचूटेश्वरम्
    106 agnigarbheshvaram अग्निगर्भेश्वरम्
    107 vAyuvIshvaram वायुवीश्वरम्
    108 jaleshvaram जलेश्वरम्
    109 maheshvaram महेश्वरम्
    110 vaidyudeshvaram वैद्युदेश्वरम्
    111 Amodeshvaram आमोदेश्वरम्
    112 dhurIshvaram धुरीश्वरम्
    113 dyAvarabhUmIshvaram द्यावरभूमीश्वरम्
    114 kEshAsina dhareshvaram कॆशासिन धरेश्वरम्
    115 nArasimheshvaram नारसिम्हेश्वरम्
    116 aupAsaneshvaram औपासनेश्वरम्
    117 avyeshvaram अव्येश्वरम्
    118 kaNikeshvaram कणिकेश्वरम्
    119 karNikeshvaram कर्णिकेश्वरम्
    120 dadisheshvaram ददिशेश्वरम्
    121 chamkeshvaram चम्केश्वरम्
    122 karkaTeshvaram कर्कटेश्वरम्
    123 sApAveshvaram सापावेश्वरम्
    124 svabhAveshvaram स्वभावेश्वरम्
    125 vyAneshvaram व्यानेश्वरम्
    126 vitarkeshvaram वितर्केश्वरम्
    127 gAnaneshvaram गाननेश्वरम्
    128 amiteshvaram अमितेश्वरम्
    129 bhadramAleshvaram भद्रमालेश्वरम्
    130 ketumAleshvaram केतुमालेश्वरम्
    131 mandareshvaram मन्दरेश्वरम्
    132 vandyakeshvaram वन्द्यकेश्वरम्
    133 himeshvaram हिमेश्वरम्
    134 nIlakeshvaram नीलकेश्वरम्
    135 mahesndreshvaram महेस्न्द्रेश्वरम्
    136 karmakeshvaram कर्मकेश्वरम्
    137 RitvIshvaram इत्वीश्वरम्
    138 dhUNaneshvaram धूणनेश्वरम्
    139 vItaavyeshvaram वीताव्येश्वरम्
    140 ashvattAmeshvaram अश्वत्तामेश्वरम्
    141 shikareshvaram शिकरेश्वरम्
    142 tIrthakeshvaram तीर्थकेश्वरम्
    143 tRiNaveshvaram तिणवेश्वरम्
    144 apsakeshvaram अप्सकेश्वरम्
    145 yogIshvaram योगीश्वरम्
    146 bauLIshvaram बौळीश्वरम्
    147 pAlikeshvaram पालिकेश्वरम्
    148 kusambeshvaram कुसम्बेश्वरम्
    149 rAjarAjeshvaram राजराजेश्वरम्
    150 katumIshvaram कतुमीश्वरम्
    151 vishAkeshvaram विशाकेश्वरम्
    152 skanneshvaram स्कन्नेश्वरम्
    153 bhavikeshvaram भविकेश्वरम्
    154 kathaLishvaram कथळिश्वरम्
    155 piShTakeshvaram पिष्टकेश्वरम्
    156 briTvIshvaram ब्रिट्वीश्वरम्
    157 kArmukheshvaram कार्मुखेश्वरम्
    158 antariksheshvaram अन्तरिक्शेश्वरम्
    159 maitreshvaram मैत्रेश्वरम्
    160 kuntameshvaram कुन्तमेश्वरम्
    161 hutAvakeshvaram हुतावकेश्वरम्
    162 malleshvaram मल्लेश्वरम्
    163 brahmakeshvaram ब्रह्मकेश्वरम्
    164 dharvakeshvaram धर्वकेश्वरम्
    165 makarandeshvaram मकरन्देश्वरम्
    166 sudhAdharameshvaram सुधाधरमेश्वरम्
    167 kRitakokeshvaram कितकोकेश्वरम्
    168 saunakeshvaram सौनकेश्वरम्
    169 karppaTeshvaram कर्प्पटेश्वरम्
    170 shrIdhAmeshvaram श्रीधामेश्वरम्
    171 parNdeshvaram पर्ण्देश्वरम्
    172 pileshvaram पिलेश्वरम्
    173 mAtreshvaram मात्रेश्वरम्
    174 bhIteshvaram भीतेश्वरम्
    175 bandukeshvaram बन्दुकेश्वरम्
    176 hareshvaram हरेश्वरम्
    177 prAtrukeshvaram प्रात्रुकेश्वरम्
    178 sAradeshvaram सारदेश्वरम्
    179 gagaNeshvaram गगणेश्वरम्
    180 avideshvaram अविदेश्वरम्
    181 anAadeshvaram अनाअदेश्वरम्
    182 pIteshvaram पीतेश्वरम्
    183 dhUmAkeshvaram धूमाकेश्वरम्
    184 bandhamOchaneshvaram बन्धमॊचनेश्वरम्
    185 sadeshvaram सदेश्वरम्
    186 bramareshvaram ब्रमरेश्वरम्
    187 kATakeshvaram काटकेश्वरम्
    188 durmachaNDIshvaram दुर्मचण्डीश्वरम्
    189 apsamAtreshvaram अप्समात्रेश्वरम्
    190 somachaNDIshvaram सोमचण्डीश्वरम्
    191 mArggasahAyeshvaram मार्ग्गसहायेश्वरम्
    192 devIshvaram देवीश्वरम्
    193 RiNakeshvaram इणकेश्वरम्
    194 suvalneshvaram सुवल्नेश्वरम्
    195 pAvakeshvaram पावकेश्वरम्
    196 ANgIraseshvaram आण्गीरसेश्वरम्
    197 dakshakeshvaram दक्शकेश्वरम्
    198 vidakshakeshvaram विदक्शकेश्वरम्
    199 mainAgeshvaram मैनागेश्वरम्
    200 satIshvaram सतीश्वरम्
    201 brahmadeshvaram ब्रह्मदेश्वरम्
    202 brahmAdIshvaram ब्रह्मादीश्वरम्
    203 poseshvaram पोसेश्वरम्
    204 vikrameshvaram विक्रमेश्वरम्
    205 IDyeshvaram ईड्येश्वरम्
    206 yojeshvaram योजेश्वरम्
    207 karaNavedeshvaram करणवेदेश्वरम्
    208 karaNakeshvaram करणकेश्वरम्
    209 pANDakeshvaram पाण्डकेश्वरम्
    210 megavAsukeshvaram मेगवासुकेश्वरम्
    211 kaniShTakeshvaram कनिष्टकेश्वरम्
    212 jyeShTeshvaram ज्येष्टेश्वरम्
    213 tAmreshvaram ताम्रेश्वरम्
    214 gandakeshvaram गन्दकेश्वरम्
    215 pATapeshvaram पाटपेश्वरम्
    216 paTaveshvaram पटवेश्वरम्
    217 sarvaprANidikeshvaram सर्वप्राणिदिकेश्वरम्
    218 taDatakeshvaram तडतकेश्वरम्
    219 garbhakosheshvaram गर्भकोशेश्वरम्
    220 toreNeshvaram तोरेणेश्वरम्
    221 ratIshvaram रतीश्वरम्
    222 Atabhyeshvaram आतभ्येश्वरम्
    223 shashIshvaram शशीश्वरम्
    224 dundhubhIshvaram दुन्धुभीश्वरम्
    225 sindhureshvaram सिन्धुरेश्वरम्
    226 savaneshvaram सवनेश्वरम्
    227 kRipeshvaram किपेश्वरम्
    228 vIrabhadreshvaram वीरभद्रेश्वरम्
    229 sharaNadhAreshvaram शरणधारेश्वरम्
    230 tAmradvajeshvaram ताम्रद्वजेश्वरम्
    231 govidhAreshvaram गोविधारेश्वरम्
    232 shatarudrIshvaram शतरुद्रीश्वरम्
    233 parvateshvaram पर्वतेश्वरम्
    234 dhaneshvaram धनेश्वरम्
    235 vishAlAksheshvaram विशालाक्शेश्वरम्
    236 vasanteshvaram वसन्तेश्वरम्
    237 kakeshvaram ककेश्वरम्
    238 gajAsureshvaram गजासुरेश्वरम्
    239 nIlakaNTeshvaram नीलकण्टेश्वरम्
    240 sumudrAvaruNIshvaram सुमुद्रावरुणीश्वरम्
    241 ganaamseshvaram गनाम्सेश्वरम्
    242 sAvitreshvaram सावित्रेश्वरम्
    243 gomatIshvaram गोमतीश्वरम्
    244 govarddeshvaram गोवर्द्देश्वरम्
    245 vRiSheshvaram विषेश्वरम्
    246 gatipradeshvaram गतिप्रदेश्वरम्
    247 vyAseshvaram व्यासेश्वरम्
    248 kOLakeshvaram कॊळकेश्वरम्
    249 mahabhUteshvaram महभूतेश्वरम्
    250 vaseshvaram वसेश्वरम्
    251 aruNeshvaram अरुणेश्वरम्
    252 marIcheshvaram मरीचेश्वरम्
    253 trimUleshvaram त्रिमूलेश्वरम्
    254 viveshvaram विवेश्वरम्
    255 pUraNabhadreshvaram पूरणभद्रेश्वरम्
    256 arikeshavaneshvaram अरिकेशवनेश्वरम्
    257 indradvajeshvaram इन्द्रद्वजेश्वरम्
    258 maharoga hareshvaram महरोग हरेश्वरम्
    259 kAmadhAneshvaram कामधानेश्वरम्
    260 pilavodheshvaram पिलवोधेश्वरम्
    261 nimeshvaram निमेश्वरम्
    262 raveshvaram रवेश्वरम्
    263 nAgakeshvaram नागकेश्वरम्
    264 tAraNeshvaram तारणेश्वरम्
    265 avikeshvaram अविकेश्वरम्

     

    Temples In the Northern Side of Kailash
    1 vAmadeveshvaram वामदेवेश्वरम्
    2 kiLikeshvaram किळिकेश्वरम्
    3 susheshvaram सुशेश्वरम्
    4 kokileshvaram कोकिलेश्वरम्
    5 prachaNDeshvaram प्रचण्डेश्वरम्
    6 vAmakarNeshvaram वामकर्णेश्वरम्
    7 Anandeshvaram आनन्देश्वरम्
    8 sharmareshvaram शर्मरेश्वरम्
    9 amareshvaram अमरेश्वरम्
    10 patIshvaram पतीश्वरम्
    11 vairAgyeshvaram वैराग्येश्वरम्
    12 kalpaseshvaram कल्पसेश्वरम्
    13 haribrhmeshvaram हरिब्र्ह्मेश्वरम्
    14 guNeshvaram गुणेश्वरम्
    15 viguNeshvaram विगुणेश्वरम्
    16 brahmANDeshvaram ब्रह्माण्डेश्वरम्
    17 jaTeshvaram जटेश्वरम्
    18 vilAseshvaram विलासेश्वरम्
    19 sukaseshvaram सुकसेश्वरम्
    20 Amkeshvaram आम्केश्वरम्
    21 pilaveshvaram पिलवेश्वरम्
    22 annakosheshvaram अन्नकोशेश्वरम्
    23 prANakesheshvaram प्राणकेशेश्वरम्
    24 vyAkyAneshvaram व्याक्यानेश्वरम्
    25 asunAsheshvaram असुनाशेश्वरम्
    26 Atameshvaram आतमेश्वरम्
    27 bRihaspatIshvaram बिहस्पतीश्वरम्
    28 varddaneshvaram वर्द्दनेश्वरम्
    29 mIkeshvaram मीकेश्वरम्
    30 apreshvaram अप्रेश्वरम्
    31 taprakeshvaram तप्रकेश्वरम्
    32 udhAreshvaram उधारेश्वरम्
    33 indhumaurIshvaram इन्धुमौरीश्वरम्
    34 maheshvaram महेश्वरम्
    35 sabheshvaram सभेश्वरम्
    36 harikesheshvaram हरिकेशेश्वरम्
    37 tishorIshvaram तिशोरीश्वरम्
    38 kuttAleshvaram कुत्तालेश्वरम्
    39 arbhakeshvaram अर्भकेश्वरम्
    40 yuleshvaram युलेश्वरम्
    41 udeshvaram उदेश्वरम्
    42 darttukeshvaram दर्त्तुकेश्वरम्
    43 birshIshvaram बिर्शीश्वरम्
    44 matIshvaram मतीश्वरम्
    45 vanasteshvaram वनस्तेश्वरम्
    46 gRihasteshvaram गिहस्तेश्वरम्
    47 harikeshvaram हरिकेश्वरम्
    48 sahasreshvaram सहस्रेश्वरम्
    49 sadeshvaram सदेश्वरम्
    50 laksheshvaram लक्शेश्वरम्
    51 koTikeshvaram कोटिकेश्वरम्
    52 rakshakeshvaram रक्शकेश्वरम्
    53 AganaLyeshvaram आगनळ्येश्वरम्
    54 mukteshvaram मुक्तेश्वरम्
    55 kaDgeshvaram कड्गेश्वरम्
    56 visarbhIshvaram विसर्भीश्वरम्
    57 vAmeshvaram वामेश्वरम्
    58 Amreshvaram आम्रेश्वरम्
    59 kamaTeshvaram कमटेश्वरम्
    60 chidasuneshavram चिदसुनेशव्रम्
    61 urukAyeshvaram उरुकायेश्वरम्
    62 kapinycaleshvaram कपिन्य्चलेश्वरम्
    63 karakeshvaram करकेश्वरम्
    64 ShaNDakeshvaram षण्डकेश्वरम्
    65 asangeshvaram असन्गेश्वरम्
    66 savakeshvaram सवकेश्वरम्
    67 jyotIshavram ज्योतीशव्रम्
    68 kAraNeshvaram कारणेश्वरम्
    69 harirudreshavaram हरिरुद्रेशवरम्
    70 kRipANeshvaram किपाणेश्वरम्
    71 dhimIshvaram धिमीश्वरम्
    72 ranakavarggeshvaram रनकवर्ग्गेश्वरम्
    73 hariceparuNeshvaram हरिचेपरुणेश्वरम्
    74 padmanetreshvaram पद्मनेत्रेश्वरम्
    75 upshanteshvaram उप्शन्तेश्वरम्
    76 daveshvaram दवेश्वरम्
    77 varddakeshvaram वर्द्दकेश्वरम्
    78 ulUkeshvaram उलूकेश्वरम्
    79 bRiNDeshvaram बिण्डेश्वरम्
    80 gAveshvaram गावेश्वरम्
    81 bhagandareshvaram भगन्दरेश्वरम्
    82 vichitreshvaram विचित्रेश्वरम्
    83 shrINIshvaram श्रीणीश्वरम्
    84 pArpareshvaram पार्परेश्वरम्
    85 samasarodadharaNeshvaram समसरोदधरणेश्वरम्
    86 kautauteshvaram कौतौतेश्वरम्
    87 urAgeshvaram उरागेश्वरम्
    88 sleshvaram स्लेश्वरम्
    89 prapancheshvaram प्रपन्चेश्वरम्
    90 bhadreshvaram भद्रेश्वरम्
    91 ashvinIshvaram अश्विनीश्वरम्
    92 rohiNIshvaram रोहिणीश्वरम्
    93 bangeshvaram बन्गेश्वरम्
    94 viDeshvaram विडेश्वरम्
    95 nitineshvaram नितिनेश्वरम्
    96 storthaveshvaram स्तोर्थवेश्वरम्
    97 bhASheshvaram भाषेश्वरम्
    98 pAnakeshvaram पानकेश्वरम्
    99 indravargeshvaram इन्द्रवर्गेश्वरम्
    100 kastUrIshvaram कस्तूरीश्वरम्
    101 matandIshvaram मतन्दीश्वरम्
    102 mannAvIshvaram मन्नावीश्वरम्
    103 pdbhuteshvaram प्द्भुतेश्वरम्
    104 abhirAvateshvaram अभिरावतेश्वरम्
    105 tanycheshvaram तन्य्चेश्वरम्
    106 lindukeshvaram लिन्दुकेश्वरम्
    107 ahankAreshvaram अहन्कारेश्वरम्
    108 phAlanetreshvaram फालनेत्रेश्वरम्
    109 vaiLichaLIshavram वैळिचळीशव्रम्
    110 grahasosarkeshvaram ग्रहसोसर्केश्वरम्
    111 padmAsaneshvaram पद्मासनेश्वरम्
    112 vAreshvaram वारेश्वरम्
    113 tahareshvaram तहरेश्वरम्
    114 vaTamUeshvaram वटमूएश्वरम्
    115 usaneshvaram उसनेश्वरम्
    116 ulUtIshavram उलूतीशव्रम्
    117 nadileshvaram नदिलेश्वरम्
    118 vangeshvaram वन्गेश्वरम्
    119 vIrakeshvaram वीरकेश्वरम्
    120 chaNDeshavram चण्डेशव्रम्
    121 muNDeshavram मुण्डेशव्रम्
    122 shukreshvaram शुक्रेश्वरम्
    123 paNikeshvaram पणिकेश्वरम्
    124 ansUyeshvaram अन्सूयेश्वरम्
    125 kandhamAdeshavram कन्धमादेशव्रम्
    126 paNDeshavram पण्डेशव्रम्
    127 prasangeshavram प्रसन्गेशव्रम्
    128 kAlakanyceshavram कालकन्य्चेशव्रम्
    129 mRityunjayeshvaram मित्युन्जयेश्वरम्
    130 shaileshvaram शैलेश्वरम्
    131 sarasyeshavram सरस्येशव्रम्
    132 gatIshavram गतीशव्रम्
    133 svabaneshavram स्वबनेशव्रम्
    134 sAngatIshavram सान्गतीशव्रम्
    135 subattIshavram सुबत्तीशव्रम्
    136 aneshavram अनेशव्रम्
    137 shtichaNDeshvaram श्तिचण्डेश्वरम्
    138 sUryeshvaram सूर्येश्वरम्
    139 grantakeshavram ग्रन्तकेशव्रम्
    140 spaTikeshavram स्पटिकेशव्रम्
    141 karttikeshavram कर्त्तिकेशव्रम्
    142 varddeshavram वर्द्देशव्रम्
    143 bhasmeshvaram भस्मेश्वरम्
    144 sameshavram समेशव्रम्
    145 baveshvaram बवेश्वरम्
    146 sarpeshavram सर्पेशव्रम्
    147 bhavakeshavram भवकेशव्रम्
    148 sarasvateshvaram सरस्वतेश्वरम्
    149 svateshavram स्वतेशव्रम्
    150 sAlakeshavram सालकेशव्रम्
    151 dhameshavram धमेशव्रम्
    152 puNyakeshvaram पुण्यकेश्वरम्
    153 usadyeshvaram उसद्येश्वरम्
    154 aNimANDeshvaram अणिमाण्डेश्वरम्
    155 sarvaddineshavram सर्वद्दिनेशव्रम्
    156 kanakanneshvaram कनकन्नेश्वरम्
    157 mAdhaneshavram माधनेशव्रम्
    158 pradhUshavram प्रधूशव्रम्
    159 shipiviShTeshvaram शिपिविष्टेश्वरम्
    160 amseshvaram अम्सेश्वरम्
    161 mRigeshvaram मिगेश्वरम्
    162 gajAnaneshavram गजाननेशव्रम्
    163 sANeshvaram साणेश्वरम्
    164 gaDodgajeshvaram गडोद्गजेश्वरम्
    165 pureshvaram पुरेश्वरम्
    166 naTeshvaram नटेश्वरम्
    167 kAmartteshvaram कामर्त्तेश्वरम्
    168 AmprAtakeshavram आम्प्रातकेशव्रम्
    169 kaNibhUteshvaram कणिभूतेश्वरम्
    170 ratnabhUSheshvaram रत्नभूषेश्वरम्
    171 pITALaLeshavram पीटाळळेशव्रम्
    172 maNishvaram मणिश्वरम्
    173 mautIshvaram मौतीश्वरम्
    174 puruSheshvaram पुरुषेश्वरम्
    175 parambeshvaram परम्बेश्वरम्
    176 gaurIshavram गौरीशव्रम्
    177 ramaNIshvaram रमणीश्वरम्
    178 pilavangeshvaram पिलवन्गेश्वरम्
    179 karIndreshvaram करीन्द्रेश्वरम्
    180 naradyeshavram नरद्येशव्रम्
    181 bhAskarIshavram भास्करीशव्रम्
    182 mahAdhAneshavram महाधानेशव्रम्
    183 maNTapeshavram मण्टपेशव्रम्
    184 valIshavram वलीशव्रम्
    185 saniteshavram सनितेशव्रम्
    186 kIrmakeshavram कीर्मकेशव्रम्
    187 paturbhadreshvaram पतुर्भद्रेश्वरम्
    188 puShparAgeshavram पुष्परागेशव्रम्
    189 jIraNishvaram जीरणिश्वरम्
    190 shArdhUleshvaram शार्धूलेश्वरम्
    191 rabhashyeshvaram रभश्येश्वरम्
    192 puNyeshvaram पुण्येश्वरम्
    193 narddakeshvaram नर्द्दकेश्वरम्
    194 rudrAksheshvaram रुद्राक्शेश्वरम्
    195 kavindareshvaram कविन्दरेश्वरम्
    196 kavacheshvaram कवचेश्वरम्
    197 maNishvaram मणिश्वरम्
    198 paripIlIshvaram परिपीलीश्वरम्
    199 Amartheshvaram आमर्थेश्वरम्
    200 dhruNeshvaram ध्रुणेश्वरम्
    201 pitAmaheshvaram पितामहेश्वरम्
    202 tuDileshvaram तुडिलेश्वरम्
    203 sashIshavram सशीशव्रम्
    204 pArtheshvaram पार्थेश्वरम्
    205 lasareshvaram लसरेश्वरम्
    206 jagashIsuroreshavram जगशीसुरोरेशव्रम्
    207 dhaNDakeshvaram धण्डकेश्वरम्
    208 lankeshvaram लन्केश्वरम्
    209 maNibhadreshvaram मणिभद्रेश्वरम्
    210 shilAdeshavram शिलादेशव्रम्
    211 kandeshavram कन्देशव्रम्
    212 batteshvaram बत्तेश्वरम्
    213 trilochaneshavram त्रिलोचनेशव्रम्
    214 bhaksheshvaram भक्शेश्वरम्
    215 sthUlakaNTeshvaram स्थूलकण्टेश्वरम्
    216 prakTeshvaram प्रक्टेश्वरम्
    217 tArakeshvaram तारकेश्वरम्
    218 keshAdIshavram केशादीशव्रम्
    219 yantreshvaram यन्त्रेश्वरम्
    220 mantreshvaram मन्त्रेश्वरम्
    221 kanakaleshvaram कनकलेश्वरम्
    222 karavaleshvaram करवलेश्वरम्
    223 pradhAryeshvaram प्रधार्येश्वरम्
    224 AdhAryeshvaram आधार्येश्वरम्
    225 guNIshvaram गुणीश्वरम्
    226 bagIrateshvaram बगीरतेश्वरम्
    227 dilIpeshvaram दिलीपेश्वरम्
    228 RitIshvaram इतीश्वरम्
    229 anAdIshavram अनादीशव्रम्
    230 mitravindeshavram मित्रविन्देशव्रम्
    231 svrohaNa hareshavram स्व्रोहण हरेशव्रम्
    232 shankeshvaram शन्केश्वरम्
    233 bhishankeshvaram भिशन्केश्वरम्
    234 bhAryeshvaram भार्येश्वरम्
    235 komedheshvaram कोमेधेश्वरम्
    236 laveshvaram लवेश्वरम्
    237 pratIshavram प्रतीशव्रम्
    238 rakshabheshvaram रक्शभेश्वरम्
    239 prasAdeshavram प्रसादेशव्रम्
    240 kuleshavram कुलेशव्रम्
    241 vajreshvaram वज्रेश्वरम्
    242 kshetrakeshvaram क्शेत्रकेश्वरम्
    243 karanikAkeshvaram करनिकाकेश्वरम्
    244 karavIreshvaram करवीरेश्वरम्
    245 puNDarikeshvaram पुण्डरिकेश्वरम्
    246 vINApANIshvaram वीणापाणीश्वरम्
    247 tantrIshvaram तन्त्रीश्वरम्
    248 gAnkeshvaram गान्केश्वरम्
    249 AhAvundIshvaram आहावुन्दीश्वरम्
    250 payodeshavram पयोदेशव्रम्
    251 kuTeshvaram कुटेश्वरम्
    252 kuTasareshvaram कुटसरेश्वरम्
    253 svedhAnaprItishvaram स्वेधानप्रीतिश्वरम्
    254 pradhAneshvaram प्रधानेश्वरम्
    255 pulleshvaram पुल्लेश्वरम्
    256 sAlakeshvaram सालकेश्वरम्
    257 devakanyeshvaram देवकन्येश्वरम्
    258 satyeshvaram सत्येश्वरम्
    259 nAbheshvaram नाभेश्वरम्
    260 kubereshvaram कुबेरेश्वरम्
    261 vaneshvaram वनेश्वरम्
    262 pavitreshvaram पवित्रेश्वरम्
    263 vaLaTTeshvaram वळट्टेश्वरम्
    264 mahATTeshvaram महाट्टेश्वरम्
    265 nagheshvaram नघेश्वरम्
    266 svapneshvaram स्वप्नेश्वरम्
    267 dAvateshvaram दावतेश्वरम्
    268 samAsineshvaram समासिनेश्वरम्
    269 sarvakAmaccapradeshvaram सर्वकामच्चप्रदेश्वरम्
    270 nachineshvaram नचिनेश्वरम्
    271 sukheshvaram सुखेश्वरम्
    272 praNatArthihareshvaram प्रणतार्थिहरेश्वरम्
    273 panycagangeshvaram पन्य्चगन्गेश्वरम्
    274 padmanabheshvaram पद्मनभेश्वरम्
    275 panycavktreshvaram पन्य्चव्क्त्रेश्वरम्
    276 samadeshvaram समदेश्वरम्
    277 sundeshvaram सुन्देश्वरम्
    278 dhAraNeshvaram धारणेश्वरम्
    279 sahareshvaram सहरेश्वरम्
    280 mAtrukeshvaram मात्रुकेश्वरम्
    281 kushakAreshavram कुशकारेशव्रम्
    282 Arideshavram आरिदेशव्रम्
    283 aTesheshvaram अटेशेश्वरम्
    284 bhaktAlavyeshvaram भक्तालव्येश्वरम्
    285 lOpamudreshvaram लॊपमुद्रेश्वरम्
    286 surApANDeshavram सुरापाण्डेशव्रम्
    287 maNihasthIshavram मणिहस्थीशव्रम्
    288 chitradvajeshvaram चित्रद्वजेश्वरम्
    289 ratnasauteshvaram रत्नसौतेश्वरम्
    290 kAmeshavram कामेशव्रम्
    291 rudraNIshavram रुद्रणीशव्रम्
    292 avantIshavram अवन्तीशव्रम्
    293 karppateshvaram कर्प्पतेश्वरम्
    294 dvajeshvaram द्वजेश्वरम्
    295 chatrasheshvaram चत्रशेश्वरम्
    296 sadeshvaram सदेश्वरम्
    297 visudheshvaram विसुधेश्वरम्
    298 garchikeshvaram गर्चिकेश्वरम्
    299 adhrIsheshvaram अध्रीशेश्वरम्
    300 kAseshvaram कासेश्वरम्
    301 kalAvarddeshvaram कलावर्द्देश्वरम्
    302 tAmradvajeshvaram ताम्रद्वजेश्वरम्
    303 hamsadvajeshvaram हम्सद्वजेश्वरम्
    304 vRiShadvajeshvaram विषद्वजेश्वरम्
    305 simhadvajeshvaram सिम्हद्वजेश्वरम्
    306 pincheshvaram पिन्चेश्वरम्
    307 kumareshvaram कुमरेश्वरम्
    308 niShangeshvaram निषन्गेश्वरम्
    309 kilIshvaram किलीश्वरम्
    310 Ishaneshvaram ईशनेश्वरम्
    311 vikartteshavram विकर्त्तेशव्रम्
    312 karabhIshavram करभीशव्रम्
    313 aNikeshvaram अणिकेश्वरम्
    314 sArangeshvaram सारन्गेश्वरम्
    315 kaTakeshvaram कटकेश्वरम्
    316 bandureshvaram बन्दुरेश्वरम्
    317 kshameshvaram क्शमेश्वरम्
    318 shambheshvaram शम्भेश्वरम्
    319 mAtreshvaram मात्रेश्वरम्
    320 rudragaNeshvaram रुद्रगणेश्वरम्

     

     

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    It is the unique feature of Hindu Fesivals to have a spiritual meaning,as in Pongal,Baisakhi which celebrates the Compassion of the Sun for providing good yield from the earth.


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    It also serves a social purpose , that of uniting the family members in all the functions.

     

    In one festival celebrated in Uttarakhand, Uttar Pradesh, western Bihar, Himachal Pradesh, Jammu and Kashmir, Haryana, Punjab, Rajasthan, Chhattisgarh, Madhya Pradesh, Jharkhand and Gujarat States of India meets the psychological needs a  newly married bride.

     

    In the early days distance was an issue, girls married to a far off place would feel lonelyand feel depressed.

     

    She develops a  close friendship with a woman, of nearly the same age, of the bride and both the girls share their joys and sorrows.

     

    There is another legend.

     

    Karva is another word for ‘pot’ (a small earthen pot of water) and chauth means ‘fourth’ in Hindi (a reference to the fact that the festival falls on the fourth day of the dark-fortnight, or krishna paksh, of the month of Kartik).[8] It is uncertain how the festival originated and how it came to be celebrated only in the northwestern part of the Indian subcontinent. One hypothesis is that military campaigns and long-distance travel usually resumed around the time of the festival, as the area dried and numerous rivers of the region (see Sapta Sindhu) subsided from the effects of the monsoon. Women observed the fast to pray for the safety of their husbands at this time as they ventured away from home. The festival coincides with the wheat-sowing time (i.e., the beginning of the Rabi crop cycle). Big earthen pots in which wheat is stored are sometimes called Karvas, so the fast may have begun as a prayer for a good harvest in this predominantly wheat-eating region.

     

    This Festival falls on the Chaturthi, Fourth day of the Waning Moon,Krishna paksha  Nine days before Diwali. It falls on the fourth day of the Kartik month.
    The pooja preparations start a day in advance. Married women buy the shringar or the traditional adornments and the other pooja items like the karwa, matthi, heena etc.

    Early in the morning they prepare food and have it before sunrise. The morning passes by in other festive activities like decorating hand and feet with heena, decorating the pooja thali and meeting friends and relatives.

    In the late afternoon women gather at a common place like temple or a garden or someones’ place who has arranged the pooja. An elderly lady or the pujarin narrates the legend of Karwa Chouth.

    The essentials of this gathering and listening of the Karwa chauth story , a special mud pot, that is considered a symbol of lord Ganesha, a metal urn filled with water, flowers, idols of Ambika Gaur Mata, Goddess Parwati and some fruits, mathi and food grains. A part of this is offered to the deities and the storyteller.

    Earlier an idol of Gaur Mata was made using earth and cowdung. Now just an idol of Goddess Parwati is kept. Every one lights an earthen lamp in their thalis while listening to the Karwa story. Sindoor, incense sticks and rice are also kept in the thali.

    At this time the women wear heavy saris or chunries in red , pink or other bridal colors, and adorn themselves with all other symbols of a married women like, nose pin, tika, bindi, chonp, bangles, earrings etc.

    Once the moon rises, the women see its reflection in a thali of water, or through a dupatta or a sieve. They offer water to the moon and seek blessings. They pray for the safety, prosperity and long life of their husbands. This marks the end of the day long fast.

     

    Other Legends.

     

    A beautiful queen called Veervati was the only sister of seven loving brothers. She spent her first Karva Chauth as a married woman at her parents’ house. She began a strict fast after sunrise but, by evening, was desperately waiting for the moonrise as she suffered severe thirst and hunger. Her seven brothers couldn’t bear to see their sister in such distress and created a mirror in a pipal tree that made it look as though the moon had risen. The sister mistook it for the moon and broke her fast. The moment she ate, word arrived that her husband, the king, was dead. Heartbroken, she wept through the night until her shakti compelled a Goddess to appear and ask why she cried. When the queen explained her distress, the Goddess revealed how she had been tricked by her brothers and instructed her to repeat the Karva Chauth fast with complete devotion. When Veervati repeated the fast, Yama was forced to restore her husband to life.

    In a variant of this story, the brothers build a massive fire behind a mountain instead and trick their sister by convincing her that the glow is the moon. She breaks her fast and word arrives that her beloved husband has died. She immediately begins running to her husband’s house, which is somewhat distant, and is intercepted by Shiv[disambiguation needed]-Parvati. Parvati reveals the trickery to her, cuts her own little finger to give the wife a few drops of her holy blood, and instructs her to be careful in keeping the complete fast in the future. The wife sprinkles Parvati’s blood on her dead husband and, coming back to life, they are reunited.

    The Legend of Mahabharata

    The belief in this fast and its associated rituals goes back to the pre-Mahabharata times. Draupadi, too, is said to have observed this fast. Once Arjun went to the Nilgiris for penance and the rest of the Pandavas faced many problems in his absence. Draupadi, out of desperation, remembered Lord Krishna and asked for help. Lord Krishna reminded her that on an earlier occasion, when Goddess Parvati had sought Lord Shiva’s guidance under similar circumstances, she had been advised to observe the fast of Karva Chauth. In some tellings of this legend, Shiva tells Parvati the story of Veervati to describe the Karva Chauth fast. Draupadi followed the instructions and observed the fast with all its rituals. Consequently, the Pandavas were able to overcome their problems.[37]

    The Legend of Karva

    A woman named Karva was deeply devoted to her husband. Her intense love and dedication towards him gave her shakti (spiritual power). While bathing at a river, her husband was caught by a crocodile. Karva bound the crocodile with a cotton yarn and asked Yama (the god of death) to send the crocodile to hell. Yama refused. Karva threatened to curse Yama and destroy him. Yama, afraid of being cursed by Pati-vrat (devoted) wife, sent the crocodile to hell and blessed Karva’s husband with long life. Karva and her husband enjoyed many years of wedded bliss. To this day, Karva Chauth is celebrated with great faith and belief.

    The Story of Satyavan and Savitri

    When Lord Yama came to procure Satyavan’s soul, Savitri begged him to grant him life. When he refused, she stopped eating and drinking and followed Yama who carried away her dead husband. Yama said that she could ask for any other boon except for the life of her husband. Savitri asked that she be blessed with children. Yama agreed. Being a “‘Pati-Vrat (devoted) wife, Savitri would never let any other man be the father of her children. Yama was left with no other choice but to restore Savitri’s husband to life

     

     

  • 12 Kinds Of Sons Puthra Puthri Explanation

    I have recently published an article ‘Hinduism on Children and Illegitimate Children”

     

    I mentioned in the Post that the term Puthra denotes Son, Puthra means one who prevents parents entering a hell called ‘Pu or Puth”

     

    I received a valid  comment that if that were so, what about Puthri(Daughter)?

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    Sons Daughters

     

    The term Puthra has many meanings ; one indicates ‘Deliver”

     

    That is one who delivers parents   from Puth.

     

    Likewise Puthri has multiple meanings, one being worthy daughter.

     

    In the case of a daughter the term Puthri is used in this sense.

     

    Now there is some more interesting information on sons in Hinduism

     

    There are twelve kinds of sons.

     

    They are,

     

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    1/. Aurasputra.
    A son born to a wife of his own caste begot by the husband himself is called aurasputra.

    2/. Kshetrajaputra.
    If one dies without children or is impotent or possessed of a disease, his wife is lawfully allowed to lie with the brother of the husband to get a child. The son born of such a union is called ksetrajaputra.

    3/. Dattaputra.
    When one is worrying miserably for getting a son and if at that time a husband and wife willingly hand over a son born to them by mutual consent with the following words :”This son becomes your own from now on,” with a religious sprinkling of water, such a son is called dattaputra.

    4/. Kritrimaputra.
    A son adopted from one’s own caste for the purpose of doing the obsequial ceremonies for the manes is called kstrimaputra.

    5/. Guudhotputra.
    A son born to one’s wife by another man is called guudhotputra.

    6/. Apaviddhaputra.
    Where a son is rejected by either a father or mother or by both and that son is taken care of and brought up by another man, that son becomes an apaviddhaputra.

    7/. Kaninaputra.
    If a son is born to a virgin before marriage while living with her father, that son is called a kaninaputra.

    8/. Sahodhaputra.
    When a girl is married while pregnant the son born to her after marriage is called a sahodhaputra.

    9/. Krtakaputra.
    A son purchased and bought up by a sonless man is called krtakaputra.

    10/. Paunarbhavaputra.
    A son born to a woman after becoming a widow or after being divorced by her husband by her willingly going with another man is called a paunarbhavaputra.

    11/. Swayamdattaputra.
    When a son after becoming an orphan or after being abandoned by his parents goes willingly to another man and remains with him as his son is called Swayamdattaputra.

    12/. Shaudraputra.
    A son born to a brahmin of a shudra wife is called a shaudra (paarashava) putra.

    In general, as a rule in this yuga (Kali yuga) only putra conceived into his own wife’s womb by the husband is allowed, and considered putra, as some of the others, due to the low and lusty nature of the qualities of this yuga some or all of these could be abused by unscrupulous men of this age.

     

    Citation.

    http://www.salagram.net/putra.htm

  • Mantrika Upanishad Essence of Vedas Advaita

    The Mantrika Upanishad appears in the Atharva Veda.

     

    Full of symbolism ans an integrated approach to all the Three Vedas ,a clear exposition of Advaita and Maya can be found in this Upanishad.

     

    I shall be posting an article explaining the concept.

     

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    Lord Subrahmanya.

     

    Translation.

     

    Om ! That (Brahman) is infinite, and this (universe) is infinite.

    The infinite proceeds from the infinite.

    (Then) taking the infinitude of the infinite (universe),

    It remains as the infinite (Brahman) alone.

    Om ! Let there be Peace in me !

    Let there be Peace in my environment !

    Let there be Peace in the forces that act on me !

    1. The eight-footed immaculate Swan, bound with three cords, subtle and imperishable, to whom three ways lead, I see not though I see it everywhere.

    2. At the time all living beings are confounded (in the darkness of nescience) when (however) the pileless darkness is shattered (by the sun of saving knowledge). The sages established in Sattva behold the Absolute beyond Gunaa (right) in the sphere of gunas.

    3 (a). Contemplated by sages like Kumara, etc.; the Absolute is not otherwise capable of being perceived (at all).

    3(b)-4. The agent of superimposition the Unborn (Maya), the nescient eight-fold inveterate mother of modifications; thus it is extended and again prodded. The world under such power and guidance gives rise to the values of man.

    5. The Lord’s mighty Maya, having both a beginning and end, the creatrix, brings beings into existence; white, black and red (She) fulfils all desires.

    6. (The ignorant) experiences this non-objective Maya (whose real nature is) unknown (even) to sages like Kumara. The Lord alone freely following (Her) enjoys Maya (as Her Lord and Companion).

    7. He enjoys (Her) through both contemplation and action. He, the omnipresent one, sustains (Her) who is common to one and all, the yielder (of desired objects) and is enjoyed by the sacrificers.

    8. The magnanimous (sages) behold in (the sphere of) Maya the bird eating the fruits (of Karmas). The priests who have completed their Vedic training have declared the Other to be detached.

    9. The masters of the Rig-Veda, well-versed in the Shastras repeat what the Yajur-Vedins have declared. The adepts in Sama-Veda singing Brhatsama and Rathantara also (reaffirm this truth).

    10. (Vedic) sages like Bhrigu and the Bhargavas – these followers of the Atharva-Veda, practising the Veda, the mantras and the secret doctrines, in the sequence on Words, (all set forth the same doctrine).

    11-13. The faithful co-disciple, firm and accomplished, the red Bull, the sacrificial Remainder – as all these, in regard to Its immensity; and as Time, Life, the divine wrath, the Destroyer, the great Lord, the Becoming, Rudra, the Protector of Jivas, the Rewarder of the virtuous, the Lord of living beings, the Virat, the sustainer and the Waters (of life), is the all-Pervader lauded by beings magnified in the mantras and well-known to the Atharva-Veda.

    14. Some aver Him (the great Lord) as the twenty sixth (Principle); others as the twenty seventh; the masters of the Atharva-Veda and the Atharva Upanishads know the Spirits beyond qualities, as set forth in the Sankhya.

    15. The manifest and the unmanifest have been counted (together) as twenty four. (Some) declare Him non-dual; as dual; as three-fold; and similarly as five-fold.

    16. Those who see with the eye of wisdom, the twice-born, perceive Him as comprising everything from Brahma to sticks, as one only, pure through and through, all pervading.

    17. That in which this might manifold, moving and unmoving, is woven – in that very thing it also merges as the rivers do in the sea.

    18. In That in which the objects are dissolved, and, having been dissolved, become unmanifest, once more they attain manifestation; they are again born like bubbles.

    19. They come into being by virtue of causes supervised by individual selves that know ‘the field’. Such is the blessed Lord, so others repeatedly, declare.

    20. Those Brahmanas who (just) know Brahman – here only they are dissolved; and being dissolved they exist in the Avyakta. Having been dissolved they exist in the Avyakta – this is the secret doctrine.

    Om ! That (Brahman) is infinite, and this (universe) is infinite.

    The infinite proceeds from the infinite.

    (Then) taking the infinitude of the infinite (universe),

    It remains as the infinite (Brahman) alone.

    Om ! Let there be Peace in me !

    Let there be Peace in my environment !

    Let there be Peace in the forces that act on me !

    Om Shanti ! Shanti ! Shanti !
    Here ends the Mantrika Upanishad, as contained in the Shukla Paksha Yajur-Veda.

     

     

    Translated by A.G.Krishna Warrier, Published by The Theosophical Society of India.

    Citation.

    http://www.vedarahasya.net/mantrika.htm

     

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