Pune To Akkalkot Gangapur Cab
Swami Samarth Mandir Akkalkot
“भिऊ नकोस, मी तुझ्या पाठीशी आहे.”
Everyone knows Swami Samarth Maharaj of Akkalkot. It is believed that Sri Swami Samarth appeared as an incarnation of Sri Narasimha Saraswati of Gangapur. Shri Swami Samarth did a great job of eradicating bad tendencies in the society and instilling good thoughts in the society instead. Swami used to show the right path to the sad people in the society. He always cared for Swami’s devotees in the same way that Swami treated the rich and the poor alike. For Cab Booking Contact Us.
Sri Swami Samarth is the third incarnation of Sri Datta Maharaj in complete Brahma form. He has given darshan in the form in which the devotees saw him. Some saw him in the form of Shri Vithumauli, some in the form of Shri Lord Vishnu and some in the form of Bhagwati Devi.
When Swami Maharaj first came to Akkalkot, he installed himself on the katta of Khandoba’s temple. He performed many miracles during his stay. He showered love on many from the king to the ranks. He also blessed his disciples Sribalappa and Sri Cholappa. From there Swami toured all over the country. It was known by different names in different places.
Pune To Gangapur Darshan
गुरू ब्रह्मा गुरू विष्णु, गुरु देवो महेश्वरा गुरु साक्षात परब्रह्म, तस्मै श्री गुरुवे नमः
Ganagapur Grami Sridattaguru means actual God. Guru Nrisimha Saraswati himself has said in Gurucharitra Granth, which is believed by crores of devotees. The greatness of Gangapur has not diminished since thousands of years, on the contrary, it is increasing day by day. It is an experience that Shri Nrisimha Saraswati Maharaj secretly sees the devotees who come to him and bless them and makes their lives happy.
The confluence of two divinely holy rivers, Bhima and Amarja, has taken place at Jagartu Shakti Peetha, Gangapur. The said confluence is 2 to 3 km from Nirgun Math. “Lord Shri Nrisimha Saraswati” used to bathe regularly at this confluence. Around this confluence is the abode of Ashtatirthas. Bathing in this confluence washes away many sins of the devotee and gives a divine experience. From Akkalkot to Gangapur distance is just 73 km. We also know the best nearby places just Call Us and Rent A Car.
Sri Nrisimha Saraswati’s ‘Vishranti Chi Katta’ here is well known. Shrimat Nrisimha Saraswati Swami Maharaj used to rest on this rock while going to Gangapur village from Sangam. The field of that fortunate farmer, which flourished under the grace of Shri Maharaja, is near this resting place.
Pune To Pandharpur
It is a pilgrimage site situated on the banks of the Bhima River on the western side of the city of Solapur in the state of Maharashtra. It is a religious place where thousands of pilgrims visit. At the insistence of the devotee Pundlika and on the brick thrown by him, he stood with his hands on the Savala Vithu waist and Pandharpur became the first pilgrimage site of Maharashtra. The flag of Bhagwat Dharma has been flying brightly for many years in Vitthal Khatri of Pandhpuri.
The ancient Shree Vitthal temple was renovated in 1195. There are temples of many gods and goddesses and monasteries (dharamshalas) of many saints. Bhima river flows through Pandharpur city. The Bhima river surrounds the Pandharpur city like the moon, hence the Bhima river is called Chandrabhaga. Devotees regularly throng Pandharpur. Every year devotees from all over Maharashtra and surrounding states gather in Pandharpur to celebrate Ashadhi and Kartiki Ekadashi.
Vitthal is Kanada. Shri Gnanadev has given him both the epithets ‘Kanada’ and ‘Karnataku’. Sant Eknath said ‘Tirtha Kanade Dev Kanade. Kshetra Kanade Pandhariye.’It has been said, while Namdev has directed it as ‘Kanada Vitthal to Uva Bhivaretiri’.
Best Places to Visit
1) Tuljabhavani Tuljapur
Pilgrimage Tuljapur is one of the Sadeteen Shaktipeeth. Tuljabhavani Mata is the first Shaktipeeth of the state, this temple is located in Tuljapur, 22 km from Osmanabad in Osmanabad district, 44 km from Solapur city.This goddess has a special importance among the Hindu devotees of Maharashtra and during Navratri there is a big festival and a crowd of devotees. Devotees of Bhavanimata from all over the country carry the flame of the goddess with enthusiasm. This goddess is popularly known as Bhagwati (Bhavani). Bhavanidevi of Tuljapur is the Kulswamini of Maharashtra, the inspiration deity of Maharashtra Kshatrateja, the inspiration and the worshiping deity of King “Shri Shiv Chhatrapati Maharaj”, the founder of Swarajya. Read More
