A Temple has no door ?? Here we can have darshan of Lord Venkateswara Swamy through window - Bangaru Tirupathi
Bangaru Tirupati, is also known as
Shri Venkataramana Swamy Temple, is located at Guttahalli village, Kolar District in Karnataka State, India.
Temple View From Bottom of Hill |
It is dedicated to Lord Balaji. This Venkateswara Temple is one of the 108 Divyadesam Temples in India. The temple is visited by devotees who are unable to visit Tirumala Tirupati Balaji Temple.It is called 'Bangara Tirupati' and ' Chinna Tirupati' as this holy place is located in Kolar district which is a gold mining area and Lord worshiped here is Bangara Tirupati Srinivasa and also Bangara Girivasa.
Lord Vishnu is worshipped here as Ekanta Srinivasa – one without consort Lakshmi.
goddesses lakshmi temple is in another hill opposite to this temple hill.
View of Lord Venkateswara Swamy from goddesses lakshmi temple Hill The mythology of this temple is very interesting let's go... |
Generally every temple have a front door and we through and have god and goddesses darshan But here there is no door why ?? Darshan from the windows ??
Here is a MYTH TO THESE :
Bhrigu Maharshi used to do penance here. In Vaikuntha, when Supreme Lord Vishnu removes the eye of wisdom from his Bhrigu Maharshi feet. Then the sage becomes enlightened. “This great sin was caused by kicking you, the creator of the world. "Remove my sin and give me moksha," he begs a lot. then the Supreme Lord Venkateswaara swamy assured Bhirgu Maharshi, "Do penance in this Hills. Worship me, I will give you moksha." Purana says that Swami arose here in this background. Maharishi Bhrigu performed penance here and got darshan of the Lord Vishnu.
Another feature is that the window here has six holes.
Our scriptures refer to the six qualities of human beings -
lust,
anger,
lobha,
moha,
mada,
matsara - as Arishadvarga.
It is difficult for a human being to live without these six qualities. For that, the Supreme Lord said, "Even if you see me, forget everything and worship me. He says, "I will give good fruits". The symbol of this is the darshan of the Lord here through the window with six holes.
Just like the darshan of Krishna in Udupi.
The temple complex has a beautiful temple pond (pushkarani).
This temple is built upon a small hillrock and you have to take nearly 100 foot steps to reach at the top. At the base the hillock is a image of Garuda, the Vahana or vehicle of Srinivasa.
The first thing that strikes a person when sees the temple is the beautiful Gopura the elegant gopurams built add aesthetic value to the temple architecture.
Location of the Temple :
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