PRANPRATISHTA (INITIATION) OF MAHAVIDHYAS DURING NAVRATRI AT NIKHILDHAM , A UNIQUE TEMPLE SITUATED IN BHOJPUR, NEAR BHOPAL

October 3, 2007

NIKHILDHAM, a temple situated in Bhojpur, 30 km away from Bhopal in Madhya Pradesh, was inaugurated in March 2005. The shila stapana of Sadgurudev Nikhileshwaranand was performed a year later in June 2006. The temple is unique as it has Sarabeshwar, a crystal shivalingam weighing 21kg. Our gurudev will undertake the shila stapana of Dasa Mahavidhyas during the Navratri this year. Sadhaks spread all over India have already started chanting mantras at Nikhildham: 11 crores of "Om Namah Shivay" and "Guru Mantra" and 1 crore mantras of each Mahavidhyas as well as Kamakhya mantra. Nikhildham, of course, is a place where lots of spiritual energy flows. This temple is under construction (50% completed) and requires contributions from the people to accomplish the task. It is going to be a place for social welfare where individuals will be given dikshas to perform their sadhanas. Many charitable activities like education aid, medical camps and distribution of free spectacles to the poor are being planned. The aim is to have an accommodation facility in place at the temple complex so that people from all corners of India and the rest of the world can come and stay at Nikhildham itself. MAHAVIDHYA SADHAK PARIVAR, which was formed in 1999, is engaged in the sadhana of Ten Mahavidhyas (supreme wisdom, supreme goddess) under the guidance and leadership of Gurudev Shri Sudarshan Nathji and Gurumata Dr Sadhana Singhji, based in Bhopal. Both our gurus were intimate disciples of Paramhans Swami Nikhileshwaranand, our Sadgurudev, a great yogi of the divine land of Siddhashram, a place divine even to the gods. Poojya Sadgurudev left his physical form in 1998 and thus ordered Gurudev Shri Sudarshan Nathji and Gurumata Dr Sadhana Singhji to start promoting Mahavidhya

Sadhanas and other sadhanas so that more and more people are benefited. The ultimate aim is to help the people. For more information, please visit : www.dasamahavidhyasadhakparivar.org or write to : dasamahavidhyasadhakparivar

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