Hello, everyone out there who is reading this blog!
I am a person inclined toward religion and spirituality and hence wherever I go, I look out for them only. And with the infinite grace of Aadi Dampati Uma Maheshwar, I was blessed to get admission to the world-famous Banaras Hindu University(BHU). This particular event got me the opportunity to explore the oldest living city in the world, Kashi, and I decided to make full use of that opportunity! So here I am sharing my personal experiences which I would prefer to call "Divy" experiences for "Divy", which also happens to be my name, which means divine!
So this is my first blog, where I would like to pay my obeisances to the Mahavakyaswarup Parbrahma, the one who is expressed in the form of Omkar, who is worshipped before anyone else, my dearest Ganpati. And in this blog, I am gonna share my experience of having darshan of a unique form of Shri Mahaganpati, Chintaharan Ganesh.
When one visits Varanasi or the Nagri(city) of Bhagwan Vishwanath Kashi, a visit to the Annapoorneshwari Mandir, which is just beside the Kashi Vishwanath Mandir, is a must! In this age-old temple, where the Parachittiswarupa Bhagwati Mahamaya Lalitambika resides in the form of Maa Annapoorna who feeds the whole world and who gives alms to even the lord of Creation, Bhagwan Vishwanath, there is an idol of Shri Chintaharan Ganpati. This idol of Gauri Nandan Bhagwan is unique in itself for it has not two but three eyes and his darshan is bliss to the eyes! So the next time you visit Kashi Vishwanath don't forget to go and take the blessings of Maa Annapoorneshwari and Chintaharan Ganesh Bhagwan. And the pujari Ji who sits beside Shri Chintaharan Ganesh Ji is a very soft-spoken person and is always willing to give Bhagwan's prasad to all the Bhaktajanas. And yeah, don't forget to get the sacred Raksha Sutra tied on your hand from Pujari Ji.
Will try to share the picture of Shri Chintaharan Bhagwan if I could arrange it from any source!
Peace Out!
Shiv Shiv.
"No matter how beautiful it is,
But one day it will all burn.
Remember him for only he can us save us,
Because you never know when it's your turn."
~Satyavrat
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