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Eight Ancient Shiva Temples on the same longitude-Indian Mysteries. Are you aware, that there are 8 mysterious ancient temples which lie more or less on the same geographic longitude of 79° E 41’54” and these popular temples are Kedarnath temple (Uttarakhand), Kaleshwara Mukteeshwara Swamy Temple (Telangana), Srikalahasti Temple (Andhra Pradesh), Ekambareswarar Temple, Jambukeswara Temple, Annamalaiyar Temple, Nataraja Temple and finally Ramanathaswamy Temple (Tamil Nadu).These Lord Shiva temples were constructed 4,000 years ago by ancient architects in an era of no satellite technology without any GPS or gizmos to measure exact latitude and longitude. The architects were also separated by hundreds of kilometer, yet these temples were accurately established at 79° longitudes. The distance between Kedarnath and Rameswaram is of 2383 kilometre. Kedarnath 79.0669°,Kalahashti 79.7037°,Ekambaranatha- Kanchi 79.7036°,Thiruvanamalai 79.0747°,Thiruvanaikaval 78.7108,Chidambaram Nataraja 79.6954°,Rameshwaram 79.3129°,Kaleshwaram N-India 79.9067°,Shiva Shakti Aksh Rekha.Connecting the above dots on the map and one gets a straight line which is called ‘SHIVA SHAKTI AKSH Rekha’ – beginging at Kedarnath and ending at Rameswaram. Kedarnath, Kaleshwaram, Kalahasti, Akhaseshwar, Chidambaram and finally the Rameswaram temples have been built in the geographical straight line of or nearer to that of 79° E 41 ‘54 “Longitude. Further, it is believed that many more temples fall in this straight line from Kedarnath to Rameswaram. These temples were built using yogic science (calculations).Five of the eight Lord Shiva temples have Shiva Linga signifying element of the Pancha Bhoota (elements of nature): Earth, Water, Fire, Air and Sky. These are the elements on which the whole universe is built. The temples that represent Pancha Bhoota or Panch Tatwa which lie on the straight line are: Temple of Water is in Thiruvanaikaval – Jambukeswara Temple (10.853383, 78.705455) Temple of Fire is in Thiruvannamalai – Annamalaiyar Temple (12.231942, 79.067694) Temple of Air is in Kalahasti – Srikalahasti Temple (13.749802, 79.698410) Temple of Earth is in Kanchipuram – Ekambareswarar Temple (12.847604, 79.699798) Temple for Sky is in Chidambaram – Nataraja Temple (11.399596, 79.693559) Many historians and archaeologists are researching to find out the secret behind such magnificent engineering. Details of these Mysterious Ancient Shiva Temples. Kedarnath Temple, Kaleshwara Mukteeshwara Swamy Temple, Rameswaram – Ramanathaswamy Temple, Srikalahasti Temple, Ekambareswarar Temple, Jambukeswarar Temple, Annamalaiyar Temple, Nataraja Temple,

The 8th century Sree Padmanabhaswamy Temple is one of the 108 temples in India dedicated to Lord Vishnu. In this temple, you will find Lord Vishnu reclining on the hooded serpent Anantha. It was during the time of King Marthanda Varma that this temple saw a major renovation. The devout King Marthanda Varma took it upon himself and the royal family to look after the temple and the people of the kingdom. The last Maharaja of Travancore Maharaja Sree Padmanabha Dasa Sree Chithira Thirunal Bala Rama Varma, in 1965, formed the Sree Padmanabha Swamy Temple Trust to continue religious offerings and donations. To this day, the temple is run by a trust headed by the royal familyThough entry to the temple is only allowed to the Hindus. Back in June 2011, as a result of a petition filed in the court seeking transparency in the management of the temple and the subsequent investigation of the temple complex, six subterranean vaults were found inside the Padmanabhaswamy temple. They were subsequently named vaults A, B, C, D, E, and F. Out of the six, they managed to open five, from which came out items like gold coins, statues, jewelries, precious stones, crowns and even thrones made of gold! The collection turned out to be the largest ever recorded collection of items of gold and precious stones. Out of the six vaults, only five were opened after a lot of struggle with the mega locks which successfully kept the vaults hidden away from the world. Vault A had most of the treasures out of the five open vaults. When all the items were combined, it was a mind-boggling amount of gold and other precious items. Some of the findings were: 4-foot high and 3-foot wide solid pure-golden idol of Mahavishnu studded with diamonds and precious stones; solid gold throne which was meant to accommodate a 18-foot idol of the deity; thousands of pure gold chains, one of which was 18-foot long; sacks full of gold coins from Roman Empire and the medieval period. And believe me, this is not even the tip of the iceberg. It is not possible to give an exact number, such was the amount of treasures that came out from the vaults that were opened. A public interest petition was filed in the Supreme Court of India for proper assessment of the wealth and maybe a change of management. However, in 2020, the royal family won the fight and they remain the sole authority over the management of the temple and everything that comes with it. Now, the unopened one–Vault B–brings us to the next part of our story. As per various news reports, Vault B could never be opened, no matter how hard they tried. On top of that, the temple management committee were reluctant to even do something about it, not because of the hard work, but because it is believed that the Vault B is guarded by some supernatural powers. It was also said that anybody who attempts to open the mysterious vault will be inviting some serious troubles. One such creative story about the mysterious Vault B is that somehow the mysterious vault opens out to the Arabian Sea. This version of the story exists because, apparently, some temple authorities tried to open the vault’s door when all of a sudden they heard sounds of waves crashing. They obviously retreated and gave up. Right from the kingdoms such as the Cheras, the Pandyas, the Pallavas, the Cholas, and many more, they all have been donating generously to Sree Padmanabhaswamy Temple. How much wealth is too much wealth? And all of these have been going on for thousands of years. It’s safe to say that the wealth and mysteries of Sree Padmanabhaswamy Temple is mysterious.

The main temple is addressed as ‘Ardhanareeswara’. Standing as tall as 6-feet, half-man and half-woman, he has an imposing presence, and is believed to have been naturally formed Swayambhu untouched by chisel or hammer. His clothes decoration bundled up to a crown, his head bejeweled with the silvery moon, his neck and chest adorned with strands of the sacred rudraksha and a shimmering ‘thali’. He faces westward. Since Ardhanareeswara is Shiva and Shakti as an one form, the deity is draped in dhoti on the right and a saree on the left. The left foot adorns an anklet. If one would take the steps to the top, enroute is enshrined Naagar (the snake god), carved on rock. He is believed to have great power and the shrine attracts devotees from all over the country, who are seeking remedy from Naagadosham. Once Vishnu, Brahma, Indra and the sage Bhringi Maharushi went to Kailash to worship Lord Shiva. Everyone first pray their respects to Parvati and then proceeded to Shiva. However, Bhringi Maharushi directly marched to Shiva. Parvati, annoyed by his act, sucked the flesh from the sage's body to stop him proceeded. Lord Shiva blessed Bhringi Maharushi with a third leg, to counter Lord Parvati's curse. With her austerities, Lord Parvati appeased Shiva to grant position in his body, thus leading to the half-male, half-female manifestation as Ardhanareeswarar. Another legend states that there was a battle between the serpent Adishesha and the wind-god Vayu for superiority. The sages set a challenge that Adishesha had to cling to Mount Meru and Vayu has to release him by his power. Adishesha succeeded. Vayu, out of anger, stopped the airflow in the world; as a result all living beings fainted. The sages convinced Vayu to release his hold. By the sudden release of air by Vayu lead the top of the mountain with the head of Adisesha, thrown into earth on three places with flesh and blood and making it red and thus the name Chengodu. The sacred hill is about 650 ft. high, and a climb of 1156 steps leads worshippers to the temple at its peak. The hill is called 'Nagagiri' in the Thevaram hymns and is also known by many other names like Chemmalai, Panimalai, Nandimalai, Uragaverpu. The hill contains about 350 acres of land, which lies 2000 ft about sea level. One of the 64 manifestations of Shiva, representing the unity of Shiva and Parvati, is enshrined in this revered hill temple of great significance, accessible by a motorable road.

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Panchajanya Sankha is the holy conch of Lord Krishna and the divine conch is also worshipped in Hinduism. One of the popular images of Lord Krishna in Hindu religions is that of Him blowing the Panchajanya Shankha at the beginning the 18-day Kurukshetra battle in the Mahabharata. There is an interesting story which explains how Sri Krishna came into possession of the Panchajanya Sankha. The Guru of Sri Krishna was Saint Sandipani. After the completion of his education, Lord Krishna wanted to offer a Guru Dakshina. As Guru Dakshina Guru Sandipani asked Lord Krishna to find his lost son. After searching for a while, Lord Krishna found out that the Guru’s son was captured and abducted by a demon named Panchajana. The demon lived under the sea in the form a conch shell. Krishna soon entered into a fight with the demon and killed him. He rescued the son of Saint Sandipani and took the conch shell. The conch, Panchajanya, is named after this demon. Another legend suggests that the Panchajanya Shankha was one of the items that appeared during the churning of ocean or the Samdura Manthan. You can read about it in this earlier article – Conch Panchajanya Shankha.

The Raja Rajeshwari Tripura Sundari Devi Temple was constructed by Tantric Bhavani Mishra about 520 years ago. Apart from the grand statue of Tripura Sundari Devi, Ammapada Rajameshwari, the temple includes the beehive of Bahivara, Dattatreya Bhairava, Annapurna Bhairava, Kala Bhairava and Mundh Bhairava, goddess Baugalmukhi and Tara idols. Many devotees of the temple premises believe that the devotees of the fallen deer are among the local people that they are talking to each other at night. It is believed or not, this spiritual phenomenon is still unresolved and no one knows why the sounds coming from the Temple are coming. God Sri Raja Rajeswari devi is talking, It is true that you are hearing. According to the local people, the sounds from the temple are heard at midnight. The Tantric Bhavani Mishra descendants are the priests of this temple. Pandits who worship the god in the temple, go to the temple in the middle of the night and they do not end up with some unknown sounds coming from the statue of god. Also, some scientists have not been able to find the secret to those who have gone to know this. However, the locals say that the temple was built specifically for the Tantric Puja. The locals believe that this is done by tantric forces. The priests says that the god is talking. It is still a secret to many people about this temple. Many people and scientists have a secret to those who want to know about this matter where you are convinced of the existence of God. Scientists have confirmed the sounds coming from the statues. But many of the devotees standing in the long run are a symbol of ultimate devotion to seek blessings from the goddess.