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karauli keladevi KELADEVI TEMPLE Mandir Shri Kela Devi Ji Location: 25 Kms away to the South of Karauli God Worshipped: Shri Kela Devi District: Karauli Road Distance from Jaipur: 180 Kms Built in the year: 1600 AD Nearest Airport: Jaipur (180 km) By Shri Bhompalji the king of Karauli. Nearest Rly. Station: Bharatpur (35 km) Cause of Establishment: There is a prevalent belief that king Bhompal received instructions from Goddess Kaila Devi to built the temple for her as he was a great devotee of Kaila Devi, he built this temple and since then the place has become so sacred that millions of people from far and wide come here for darshan. Brief of the Diety: In the sanctum sanctorum, there are two idols. The idol of Kaila Devi is slightly reclined as the neck of the goddess is bend. The idols are very old and they are made of the locally available stone. Religious sect to which the temple belongs: Shakta sect holds sway of the temple but it is worshiped by all Hindus and all others. Architecture of the Temple: Important Architectural Characteristics: The temple is a fine example of medieval architecture. The shikhar is very high like pyramid. There is an open court. The Jagmohan (prayer hall is also the same). The ornamental work, engraving and encarving have been done on walls and pillars. Material of Construction: Red Stone of Karoli Total Construction Time: About 50 years. Religious aspects of temple: The temple has a strong hold on peoples faith. Kaila Devi is an incarnation of Durga Devi. It is believed that the mela of Kaila Devi is the biggest one in North India. Unique features of the temple: Festivals & Fairs in Temple (Main Events): In the Navratras of Chaitra and Ashwin every year millions of people come and offer their presence to the Goddess. These days are held as sacred days. Timings: Morning Time: 5.00 am Evening Time: 10.00 pm Custom & Traditions of Temple: Though this is a Shakta temple but the traditions followed are the Vaishnavs traditions and as such meat and wine are strictly prohibited. Bhandara (feasting open for all) is organized. Vandana (If any particular) in text: Issues requiring global attention for conservation, protection and improvement of the temple: Since the temple holds a great place in this area, it would be in the fitness of things that the ilaqua is beautified, the drab landscape is converted into a lush green forest track. The nearby Chambal ravines are a permanent menace but even the dacoits and bad elements are afraid of the deity and pose no potential danger.
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karauli keladevi KELADEVI TEMPLE Mandir Shri Kela Devi Ji Location: 25 Kms away to the South of Karauli God Worshipped: Shri Kela Devi District: Karauli Road Distance from Jaipur: 180 Kms Built in the year: 1600 AD Nearest Airport: Jaipur (180 km) By Shri Bhompalji the king of Karauli. Nearest Rly. Station: Bharatpur (35 km) Cause of Establishment: There is a prevalent belief that king Bhompal received instructions from Goddess Kaila Devi to built the temple for her as he was a great devotee of Kaila Devi, he built this temple and since then the place has become so sacred that millions of people from far and wide come here for darshan. Brief of the Diety: In the sanctum sanctorum, there are two idols. The idol of Kaila Devi is slightly reclined as the neck of the goddess is bend. The idols are very old and they are made of the locally available stone. Religious sect to which the temple belongs: Shakta sect holds sway of the temple but it is worshiped by all Hindus and all others. Architecture of the Temple: Important Architectural Characteristics: The temple is a fine example of medieval architecture. The shikhar is very high like pyramid. There is an open court. The Jagmohan (prayer hall is also the same). The ornamental work, engraving and encarving have been done on walls and pillars. Material of Construction: Red Stone of Karoli Total Construction Time: About 50 years. Religious aspects of temple: The temple has a strong hold on peoples faith. Kaila Devi is an incarnation of Durga Devi. It is believed that the mela of Kaila Devi is the biggest one in North India. Unique features of the temple: Festivals & Fairs in Temple (Main Events): In the Navratras of Chaitra and Ashwin every year millions of people come and offer their presence to the Goddess. These days are held as sacred days. Timings: Morning Time: 5.00 am Evening Time: 10.00 pm Custom & Traditions of Temple: Though this is a Shakta temple but the traditions followed are the Vaishnavs traditions and as such meat and wine are strictly prohibited. Bhandara (feasting open for all) is organized. Vandana (If any particular) in text: Issues requiring global attention for conservation, protection and improvement of the temple: Since the temple holds a great place in this area, it would be in the fitness of things that the ilaqua is beautified, the drab landscape is converted into a lush green forest track. The nearby Chambal ravines are a permanent menace but even the dacoits and bad elements are afraid of the deity and pose no potential danger.
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Shri Mahavir Ji

Born in a princely family all the comforts of life were available to him but child Mahavir did not evince interest in worldly pleasures. Having strong spiritual inclination and desire to do good of the people, he had a strong urge of renunciation of worldly attach- ments. Deep affection and persuasion of his parents and relatives could not keep him confined to the family bonds. Spiritualism and renunciation so much prevailed over him the ultimately on November 11, B.C 570 (Marga-sirsha Krishna - dasmi) , at the age of 30 years, he left the place and proceeded to the park, Jnatrkhanda -Vana, close to Kundapur, and relinquished his ornaments and clothes . He pulled out his hair by his hands and initiated himself as a Digamber Jain monk. He observed fast for 3 days and then plunged himself into meditation. After some- time he started touring various parts of the country. He lived in gardens park, but as required by the rules of his vows and fast, he entered a town or a village once in a day and accepted the food offered to him according to the norms laid down for Jain ascetics. In a standing or squatting posture, and with his eyes fixed on the tip of nose, he spent his time in meditation and in reflecting on the Atman ( soul ) and in cultivating the attitude of equanimity towards one and all. Strictly observing his five great vows & other principles, he got himself habituated to endure with peace & patience all physical tortures, know as ‘pariahs’, like hunger, thirst , cold, heat, mosquito bites etc.,
Mahavir spent twelve years as an ascetic, practising various austerities. One day on Baisakh - Shukla - Dasmi , April 26, B.C. 557 at the age of 42 years, while he was seated beneath a sal tree plunged in meditation close to the village Jrmbhaka by name, on the bank of river Rijukula omniscience or all knowledge - infinite knowledge ( Ananta - Jnana ), "knowledge free from Karmic interference" -Keval -Jyana which has no limitations of time and space, dawned on him. He got satisfactory solutions for all those problems and questions connected with life and the universe which occur to any inquisitive soul. He fully comprehended the Six Substances (dravya) and Seven Principles (tattva) whereby one gets explained the nature of all the objects and their activities. It was crystal clear to him that the very basic principle of life in Jive Atma - tattva, which is distinct from matter (body).
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Karauli is situated on the Million Dollar Golden Triangle route of India. Karauli is located at ![]() Distances from Various nearby locations: New Delhi - 290 Kms, Jaipur - 180 Kms, Agra - 182 Kms Bharatpur - 110 Kms, Sawaimadhopur(Ranthambore) - 100 Kms Gwalior - 140 Kms Mahuwa (well known midway between jaipur - agra) - 55 kms |
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Karauli is situated on the Million Dollar Golden Triangle route of India. Karauli is located at ![]() Distances from Various nearby locations: New Delhi - 290 Kms, Jaipur - 180 Kms, Agra - 182 Kms Bharatpur - 110 Kms, Sawaimadhopur(Ranthambore) - 100 Kms Gwalior - 140 Kms Mahuwa (well known midway between jaipur - agra) - 55 kms |
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