Siddhivinayak Rejinthal

22/07/2015

No matter what part of the world one turns to, there we will find certain native beliefs and superstitions which have been carried down from ages and India is

13/04/2015

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These codes, when scanned with smart phones, leads to Wikipedia pages that contain the full information about Bidar city and the fort. These are expected to help tourists who come from far off places and need quick information about the monuments, Wikipedia pages about Bidar were now available in over 30 languages, including some international languages.
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17/02/2015

Wishes you all a very Happy Shivratri

One of the most important Hindu deities, Lord Shiva is known by several names. The Shiva Puraan list 1008 names for Lord Shiva. These are known as Shiv Sahastranaam. Each of these names in Sanskrit signifies a certain attribute of the Lord. Given here are 108 names of Lord Shiva out of the sahastranaam, with their meaning.

Importance of enchanting Shiv Naam :

As per the Shiv Puraan, a person who enchants the 108 names of Lord Shiva with an energized Rudraksha or Parad Mala is blessed with happiness of all kinds and is protected from ill-health and miseries. He enjoys all worldly pleasures and gets salvation after death.

Meaning of 108 Names of Lord Shiva

1 Aashutosh
One who fulfills wishes instantly

2 Aja
Unborn

3 Akshayaguna
God with limitless attributes

4 Anagha
Without any fault

5 Anantadrishti
Of infinite vision

6 Augadh
One who revels all the time

7 Avyayaprabhu
Imperishable Lord

8 Bhairav
Lord of terror

9 Bhalanetra
One who has an eye in the forehead

10 Bholenath
Kind hearted Lord

11 Bhooteshwara
Lord of ghosts and evil beings

12 Bhudeva
Lord of the earth

13 Bhutapala
Protector of the ghosts

14 Chandrapal
Master of the moon

15 Chandraprakash
One who has moon as a crest

16 Dayalu
Compassionate

17 Devadeva
Lord of the Lords

18 Dhanadeepa
Lord of Wealth

19 Dhyanadeep
Icon of meditation and concentration

20 Dhyutidhara
Lord of Brilliance

21 Digambara
One who has the skies as his clothes

22 Durjaneeya
Difficult to be known

23 Durjaya
Unvanquished

24 Gangadhara
Lord of River Ganga

25 Girijapati
Consort of Girija

26 Gunagrahin
Acceptor of Gunas

27 Gurudeva
Master of All

28 Hara
Remover of Sins

29 Jagadisha
Master of the Universe

30 Jaradhishamana
Redeemer from Afflictions

31 Jatin
One who has matted hair

32 Kailas
One Who Bestows Peace

33 Kailashadhipati
Lord of Mount Kailash

34 Kailashnath
Master of Mount Kailash

35 Kamalakshana
Lotus-eyed Lord

36 Kantha
Ever-Radiant

37 Kapalin
One who wears a necklace of skulls

38 Khatvangin
One who has the missile khatvangin in his hand

39 Kundalin
One who wears earrings

40 Lalataksha
One who has an eye in the forehead

41 Lingadhyaksha
Lord of the Lingas

42 Lingaraja
Lord of the Lingas

43 Lokankara
Creator of the Three Worlds

44 Lokapal
One who takes care of the world

45 Mahabuddhi
Extremely intelligent

46 Mahadeva
Greatest God

47 Mahakala
Lord of All Times

48 Mahamaya
Of great illusions

49 Mahamrityunjaya
Great victor of death

50 Mahanidhi
Great storehouse

51 Mahashaktimaya
One who has boundless energies

52 Mahayogi
Greatest of all Gods

53 Mahesha
Supreme Lord

54 Maheshwara
Lord of Gods

55 Nagabhushana
One who has serpents as ornaments

56 Nataraja
King of the art of dancing

57 Nilakantha
The one with a blue throat

58 Nityasundara
Ever beautiful

59 Nrityapriya
Lover of Dance

60 Omkara
Creator of OM

61 Palanhaar
One who protects everyone

62 Parameshwara
First among all gods
First among all gods

63 Paramjyoti
Greatest splendor

64 Pashupati
Lord of all living beings

65 Pinakin
One who has a bow in his hand

66 Pranava
Originator of the syllable of OM

67 Priyabhakta
Favorite of the devotees

68 Priyadarshana
Of loving vision

69 Pushkara
One who gives nourishment

70 Pushpalochana
One who has eyes like flowers

71 Ravilochana
Having sun as the eye

72 Rudra
The terrible

73 Rudraksha
One who has eyes like Rudra

74 Sadashiva
Eternal God

75 Sanatana
Eternal Lord

76 Sarvacharya
Preceptor of All

77 Sarvashiva
Always Pure

78 Sarvatapana
Scorcher of All

79 Sarvayoni
Source of Everything

80 Sarveshwara
Lord of All Gods

81 Shambhu
Abode of Joy

82 Shankara
Giver of Joy

83 Shiva
Always Pure

84 Shoolin
One who has a trident

85 Shrikantha
Of glorious neck

86 Shrutiprakasha
Illuminator of the Vedas

87 Shuddhavigraha
One who has a pure body

88 Skandaguru
Preceptor of Skanda

89 Someshwara
Lord of All Gods

90 Sukhada
Bestower of happiness

91 Suprita
Well pleased

92 Suragana
Having Gods as attendants

93 Sureshwara
Lord of All Gods

94 Swayambhu
Self-Manifested

95 Tejaswani
One who spreads illumination

96 Trilochana
Three-Eyed Lord

97 Trilokpati
Master of all the Three Worlds

98 Tripurari
Enemy of Tripura

99 Trishoolin
One who has a trident in his hands

100 Umapati
Consort of Uma

101 Vachaspati
Lord of Speech

102 Vajrahasta
One who has a thunderbolt in his hands

103 Varada
Granter of Boons

104 Vedakarta
Originator of the Vedas

105 Veerabhadra
Supreme Lord of the Nether World

106 Vishalaksha
Wide-eyed Lord

107 Vishveshwara
Lord of the Universe

108 Vrishavahana
One who has bull as his vehicle

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21/01/2015

Why is Ganapati with the right Sided trunk not commonly worshipped?
1. Entire idol: Omkar, the unmanifest (nirgun) principle

2. Trunk: It is a popular belief that an idol with the tip of the trunk pointing towards the right and left are called right-sided and left-sided idols respectively; however this is not the case. One should not decide whether the idol is right-sided or left-sided depending upon which side the trunk is directed. It should be decided depending on the direction in which the initial curve of the trunk points. If the initial curve of the trunk in a Ganesh idol points towards the right and the tip of the trunk points towards the left yet the idol should be considered a rightsided idol. The reason for this is that, the initial curve of the trunk pointing towards the right indicates that the right (that is Sun) channel (nadi) of Ganapati is active.

3 Right-sided trunk: An idol of Ganapati with the trunk curved towards the right is called dakshinmurti or dakshi­nabhimukhi murti (the idol facing the south). Dakshin means the southern direction or the right side. The southern direction leads to the region of Lord Yama (Yamalok), the deity of death while the right side belongs to the Surya nadi (Sun channel). One who is able to face the direction of the region of Yama is powerful. So also, one with an activated Surya nadi is also radiant. Thus in both senses, the Ganapati idol with the trunk curved towards the right is said to be ‘active (jagrut)’.

One feels repulsed by the south direction because it is in that direction that scrutiny of one’s sins and merits is carried out after death, in the region of Lord Yama. Scrutiny akin to that done in the south after death, begins when alive if one faces the south or sleeps with the legs directed towards the south. The dakshinabhimukhi idol is not worshipped ritualistically in the usual manner because tiryak (raja) frequencies are emitted from the south. The ritualistic worship of this idol is performed by observing all the norms of ritualistic worship meticulously. Consequently the sattva component is augmented and one is not distressed by the raja frequencies coming from the south.

4 Left-sided trunk: An idol of Ganapati with the trunk curved towards the left is called Vamamukhi. Vam means the northern direction or the left side. The Chandra nadi (Moon channel) is situated to the left. It bestows tranquility. Besides, since the northern direction is spiritually favourable and bestows Bliss (Anand), mostly the Vamamukhi Ganapati is worshipped. It is worshipped ritualistically in the usual manner.

04/01/2015

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Only temple in India of south facing Ganesha increasing an inch every year & is a "SWAYAMBHU" founded by Sri Adishankaracharya in early 18th century.

19/12/2014

About Rejinthal

Mandal Name : Nyalkal
District : Medak
State : Telangana
Region : Telangana
Language : Telugu
Time zone: IST (UTC+5:30)
Elevation / Altitude: 600 meters. Above Seal level
Telephone Code / Std Code: 08451
Pin Code : 502249
Post Office Name : Mirzapur (Medak)

Rejinthal is a Village in Nyalkal Mandal in Medak District of Telangana State, India. It belongs to Telangana region . It is located 61 KM towards west from District head quarters Sangareddi. 11 KM from Nyalkal.

Rejinthal Pin code is 502249 and postal head office is Mirzapur (Medak).

Yelgoi ( 3 KM ) , Potpalle ( 4 KM ) , Gangwar ( 4 KM ) , Didgi ( 5 KM ) , Hadnur ( 6 KM ) are the nearby Villages to Rejinthal. Rejinthal is surrounded by Nyalkal Mandal towards North , Jharasangam Mandal towards East , Raikode Mandal towards East , Bidar Mandal towards North .

Zahirabad , Bidar , Sadasivpet , Sangareddy are the nearby Cities to Rejinthal.

This Place is in the border of the Medak District and Bidar District. Bidar District Bidar is North towards this place . It is near to the Karnataka State Border.
Demographics of Rejinthal
Telugu is the Local Language here. Total population of Rejinthal is 2825 .Males are 1441 and Females are 1,384 living in 450 Houses. Total area of Rejinthal is 1581 hectares.
HOW TO REACH Rejinthal
By Road
Zahirabad is the Nearest Town to Rejinthal. Zahirabad is 13 km from Rejinthal. Road connectivity is there from Zahirabad to Rejinthal.
By Rail
Matalkunta Rail Way Station are the very nearby railway stations to Rejinthal. Also you can consider railway Stations from Near By town Zahirabad. Zahirabad Rail Way Station are the railway Stations near to Zahirabad. You can reach from Zahirabad to Rejinthal by road after . How ever Gulbarga Rail Way Station is major railway station 109 KM near to Rejinthal

15/12/2014

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Only temple in India of south facing Ganesha increasing an inch every year & is a "SWAYAMBHU" founded by Sri Adishankaracharya in early 18th century.

13/12/2014

The only temple in India of south facing Ganesha and is over 207 years old which is "SWAYAMBHU" (self emerged out of ground without help from any one).
Its said and believed that the size of this idol of the Lord Ganesha keeps on increasing every year in its height to bless more people.

THE TEMPLE WHICH CHERISH YOUR DEVOTIONAL THOUGHTS AND FOUNDED BY H.H. SRI ADISHANKARACHARYA IN EARLY 18TH CENTURY. THE GANESHA HERE BLESSES YOU AS SRI SIDDI VINAYAKA MEANS THE DEVOTEES WHO WORSHIP THIS GANESHA WILL GET SIDDI (SUCCESS) FOR SURE AND IT SAID THAT THE IDOL INCREASING EVERY YEAR BY INCH HEIGHT. THE SANKASHTA HARA CHATHURTHI GANESHA ARE THE FAMOUS FESTIVAL WHICH WILL SURE TAKES YOU DEEP OF DEVOTIONAL THOUGHTS...
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13/12/2014

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13/12/2014

This Lord Ganesha's Idol at siddhivinayak temple at Rejinthal is Swayambhu (Which originated directly from the earth without people effort)

13/12/2014