Shri Govidyapeetham
ll Hari Om ll
Sadguru Shri Anirudha Bapu has
created one of the greatest pilgrimage centre on 16 acres of land at Kothimbe,
Karjat i.e. Govidyapeetham. It is mere half an hour drive from the city of
Karjat (Raigad district) and can also be accessed from Panvel, Nerul and even
via Kadav.
On 01/03/2001 Param
Pujya Nandaai purchased the land and donated it to Sadguru Shri Aniruddha
Upasna Trust for creation of Govidypeetham.
Within one year a
hall i.e Shri Krishna Temple was erected along with 5 Dhyan Kutirs.
On 08/04/2002 in the presence of Shri
Aniruddha Bapu, Nandaai, Suchit dada, Samir dada and all the other
devotees Shri Aniruddha Bapu brought the Govardhan Shri Krishna deity to
the temple. On the very same day in the evening in the presence of Sadguru Bapu
and Nandaai, Dhuni Kund was initiated and the flame was lit by Param Pujya
Suchit dada
An aerial view of topography presents it in the
shape of the ear of a cow (Gokarna)
Objectives of Govidyapeetham:
- Gopalan Vidya
- Shri Govind Vidya
- The study, research & development of our ancient art & culture.
1. Gopalan
Vidya
The method of breeding of Gir
cow initiated by Lord Balrama is researched & studied here. Cow breeding is
done applying modern technology to understand & study the various
facets initiated by Lord Shri Krishna, for the development of the entire
human race.
2. Govind Vidya
The study of Lord Shri Krishna's life, strengths,
power, works and his philosophy means Govind Vidya.
One of the main aims of govidyapeetham , through the study of Govind Vidya is to spread the love of Shri Krishna to the entire universe.
One of the main aims of govidyapeetham , through the study of Govind Vidya is to spread the love of Shri Krishna to the entire universe.
3. To revive the ancient
Indian Knowledge
To revive our old & ancient studies that have been forgotten over the ages like Govidya, Gomatividya,Gayatrividya and also some of our old shlokas (punyaphaldai mantra) i.e Gosukta, Gomatimantra, Surabhimantra, Gayatrimantra.
The study of ancient form of
warfare, yoga & exercise etc. will be also included in the curriculum.
Importance of Shri Kshetra Govidyapeetham
1.
Govidya Abhyasak sabhagriha (Study
Hall) i.e. Shri Krishna TempleThe first thing that captivates
you on entering the sabnhagriha is the alluring Shri Krishna deity.
The Govardhan parvat (Mountain) that has been lifted by Shri Krishna on
his little finger stands for the promise that we are being protected by him.
In the sabhagriha while taking a parikrama
(going around the deity), if we enter from the right side of the
pillars we get the darshan of 10 gurus
- Akhil Vishwadhyaskh Bhagwan Abhinandan Dattatreya
- Mahapran Vajrang Hanumant
- Bhagwan Rishabh Devji
- Shriguru Govindsinghji Maharaj
- Sant Ramdas Swami
- Shri Valmiki Rishi
- Shri Ved Vyas
- Shri Yagnavalkya Rishi
- Vashishta Rishi
- Shri Vidya Makarand Gopinathshastri Padhye
while going round the parikrama on the left
hand side we get the darshan of the great saints of India.
Govidyapeetham, located amidst nature
wherein a study of Modern Science, Indian Ayurvedic Shastra, Adhyatma Shastra
along with Gopalan Vidya, Govind Vidya, Ancient Indian Study will be
taken. The study has already begun under the guidance of Sadguru Shri
Aniruddha.
2.
Pushkarini Thirthkunda
This kund with the Muchkund
and Kadamb trees in the centre is constructed in front of the sabhagriha
& facing Shri Krishna. The sacred water of the abhishek performed on Shri
Krishna is let into the kund.
3. Garudstambh
i.e. Papvimochak Stambh
Garud stambh
(pillar/column) has been erected in front of the Shri Krishna temple and
Pushkarini thirthkunda on a raised platform. On the Garudstambh bowing along
the east & west direction facing Lord Shri Krishna & muchikunda tree is
the Hanuman deity & bowing down along the north & south direction is
the Garuda deity.
4. Dhyan kutir
Dhyan Kutir has been constructed in a hexagonal
form with the flooring smeared with cowdung. This helps in becoming more
focused and increases one’s concentration while meditating, and introspecting.
The soul is cleansed off from the evils of anger, lust, jealousy, greed
etc.thus indirectly increasing one’s bhakti (devotion) towards
Sadguru.
5. Dhunimata
Dhunimata is like a mother who is awake at all
hours to accept our positive as well as negative qualities to clean &
purify. The Udi that the Dhuni mata gives us is nothing but Sadguru’s
Benevolence.
6.
TulsiVrindavan
On entering the Govidyapeetham,
on the left side is the palm grove wherin is situated the Tulsi-Vrindavan
founded on the wish of Param Pujya Nandaai. She has clearly promised that
whoever takes the pradakshina (goes
round the TulsiVrindavan in circular manner) while chanting
"Ghorkashtodharan Stotra" or praying, meditating on Sadguru
Aniruddha Bapu will be forever protected without any fear or danger.
7. Banyan Tree
The Banyan tree that stands at Shri Kshetra
Govidyapeetham is more than a century old. The original owner believed that
Shri Dattaguru resides at the base of the banyan tree & hence
constructed a concrete circular platform under the tree and
bounded the entire area with a fence. The cows from the Goshala are left free
to graze from 7.30 to 9.30 a.m. in this area.
8. Dwarkamai
Sadguru Bapu has renamed Dwarkamai as "Kai
Godh Guruchi Shala" (Sweet and Loving School of my
Sadguru!) At the time of opening & renaming of
Dwarkamai, Sadguru Bapu had said that the walls of Dwarkamai have
been plastered with Udi and this Dwarkamai is not just a replica of the Dwarkamai
in Shirdi, but it stands for the strength and power of Shri Sai
Baba's Dwarkamai. Bapu has given us a promise/word that
"Whenever you sit in Dwarkamai and meditate (dhyan - chintan
– adhyayan) by looking into Baba's eyes your bhakti
(devotion) will get the required power."
9. Digvijaya Paduka
In the shape of a
tortoise, this place reminds of the ‘Kurmaavataar’. Eight pillars support the
main dais inside this structure. Uttering the words ‘Hari Om’, Sadguru
Shreeaniruddha conveyed sacred and divine vibrations into these pillars, filling
thereby the entire place with purity and sanctity.
ll Hari Om ll
ll Shri Ram ll
ll I am Ambadnya ll
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