Brahmvidya Shastra and Nav Prakaran to learn the four elements Ishwar, Devta, Jeev & Prapanch

Brahmvidya Shastra and Nav Prakaran to learn the four elements Ishwar, Devta, Jeev & Prapanch

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Brahmvidya Shastra, It is a collection of main vachans (sutras) of Swami Shree Chakardhara and presents the philosophical core of Mahanubhav Pantha. Very well planned and carefully organized into various sections, it is revered as our Shastra mop Parmeshwar (God in the form of scripture).
Compiled with great care and understanding (in 1290) by the knowledgeable Keshav Vyas Suri from amongst 1500 episodes in the sacred source book Leela Charitra, is the second sacred book Brahmvidya Shastra.
The Brahmvidya Shastra gives minute details of four elements (Char Paddarths- Ishwar, Devta, Jeev & Prapanch), Gods and the varied knowledge, way and source of attaining them. Nav Prakaran means nine chapters. Excluding the background chapter of Poorvi (+ Panch Krishna and Panch Naam).
Nav Prakaran: 🚩 Anya Vyavriti – अन्य व्यावृति (देवता पदार्थ)
🚩 Yug Dharma – युगधर्म
🚩 Vidya Marg – विद्या मार्ग
🚩 Sanhaar – संहार (प्रलय)
🚩 Sansaran – संसरण (रचना)
🚩 Udharan – उद्धरण
🚩 Mahavakya – महावाक्य
🚩 Nirvachan – निर्वचन
🚩 Astipari – असतिपरि
Other parts of Brahmvidya are Vichar Prakaran and Achar Prakaran. There are 285 sutras under Vichar Prakaran and 289 sutras under Achar Prakaran.
Keshav Vyas Suri also selected from Leela Charitra 114 drishtants (illustrations) which were narrated by Swami to elaborate some deep philosophical thought. If this is included, Nav Prakaran becomes Dasham Prakaran.

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Author: Dandvat
Posted on: March 16, 2017 8:00 AM
Tags: Mahanubhav Pantha, Bhagavad Gita, Leela Charitra, Mahanubahv Panch Avatar, Mahanubhav Panth Literature, Rituals of Mahanubhav Pantha, Knowing Mahanubhav Pantha

Shree Astamasiddhi Devasthan Vihir Pur, Charanankit sthans of two parmeshwar avatar

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Astamasiddhi Devasthan is the Charanankit Stan of Shri Govind Prabhu and Sarvadnya Shri Chakradhar Swami. At this holy place there are two Charanankit sthans, one is charanankit by Shree Gundam Raul Prabju Ji and other is by Sarvadnya Shri Chakradhar Swami Ji.
This place is also called as “Vihir Pur” (विहीरपूर) since here exists an ancient well with Holy water. It is said that the water of this well have some magical impulse. On taking bath here you will get rid of your disease and it will make the body healthy. The healing, curing power of the water is the blessing of Parmeshwar. Thousands of people visit here and take the holy bath here. People across the states and cities come here for the pilgrimage.
Sarvadnya Shri Chakradhar Swami Ji spent 3 nights here in a tent and then went to Achalpur as requested by Ramdarna Raja. From Ridhhapur it is at about 30KM.
Astamasiddhi Devasthan Temple: Vihir Pur, 4KM from the Paratwada town,
Paratwada-Amravati Road,
District: Amravati, State: Maharashtra, India

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Story behind the Shree Sarvatirth Temple - Ridhapur

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Since we all know about the Shree Rajmath Ridhapur popularly known as The Kashi of Mahanubhav cult. Shree Rajmath Tirath(Ridhapur) is situated in the Morshi Taluka in Amravati District on the Chandur Bazar- Morshi Road. Shree Sarvatirth Temple located at the backside of Rajmath Tirath. Although it’s not a Charankit Sthan of Prabhu Ji but it’s is Mandalik Sthan. There is a story behind this.
During the 13th century, there was a Sant Rajbas. He is very conscious about his routine & he always uses to take food after the pilgrimage of all the Sthans of Shree Ridhapur. Growing with the time & at the older age and illness, he takes 3-4 days to complete pilgrimage of all the Sthans.
One day conditions were too worst, Sant Rajbas had a dream of Prabhu Ji. Shree Gundam Raul Prabhu Ji delivered him a message that “Collect all the Vishesh from all the Sthans & then bring them under one shelter, there you can do your rituals easily”. From that time the area is called as the Shree Sarvatirth Temple.

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