KAKOLU KSHETRA
Kakolu is just 40 kms from Bangalore & from Yelahanka take route towards Doddaballapur at Rajankunte take left deviation from here it is 6 kms.
History dates a 600 years old temple - Vijaya Nagara period and Saint Sri Vyasa Tirtha installed Anjaneya idol (Mukya Prana) Modha Maruthi carved on a pillar with the Shanku and Chakra on either sides with the image of Garuda at the back installed by Sri Vyasa Tirtha himself. This is supposed to be one of the 732 Hanuman idols installed by Sri Vyasa Tirtha through out the southern parts of India.
Chaturbhuja Sri Venugopala krishna swami is very unique on a Brindavana with a crown.It has been installed by Sri Sripada Rajaru.
Every year grand car festival (Brahma Rathotsava) takes place for 5 days as per the Pancharatra Agama. The Brahma Rathotsava is inaugurated hoisting the flag of divinity on the 3rd day of the bright half of the Chaitra Masa as per the Hindu almanac. A huge mammoth of devotees throng to witness the grand festival.
The second day is followed by conducting a discourse and melodrama of the Gajendra Moksha followed by Kalyanotsava. The third day rejoices with Brahma Rathotsava with an idol of Krishna across the Village. Ardents of Vyasa Sahitya and Dasa Sahitya alike sing and dance the glory of the lord through the streets of Kakolu. All these rituals are followed by Vasantotsava and Garudabuthi commemorating the lord as Santana Gopalakrishna - the bestower of progeny.
The Amritamahotsava (Platinum Jubilee) celebration of the Brahma Rathotsava was celebrated in the year 2007-08 in an extravaganza by the Kakolu Sri Venugopalaswamy Devasthana Trust which had organized discourses by distinguished scholars on Lord Krishna as “Jnana Yajna - Sri Krishna Darshana” was inaugurated by Sri Vishvesha Tirtha Swamiji of Pejavara mutt-Udupi.
Its Worth visiting and Teertha Prasada will also be arranged on prior informing.
-- Hari Om --
Kakolu is just 40 kms from Bangalore & from Yelahanka take route towards Doddaballapur at Rajankunte take left deviation from here it is 6 kms.
kakolu Temple
sri Kakolu kshetra
History dates a 600 years old temple - Vijaya Nagara period and Saint Sri Vyasa Tirtha installed Anjaneya idol (Mukya Prana) Modha Maruthi carved on a pillar with the Shanku and Chakra on either sides with the image of Garuda at the back installed by Sri Vyasa Tirtha himself. This is supposed to be one of the 732 Hanuman idols installed by Sri Vyasa Tirtha through out the southern parts of India.
Sri Modha Anjaneya
Sri Venugopala Krishna
Yantrodaraka Prana devaru
From Anubhasya
Every year grand car festival (Brahma Rathotsava) takes place for 5 days as per the Pancharatra Agama. The Brahma Rathotsava is inaugurated hoisting the flag of divinity on the 3rd day of the bright half of the Chaitra Masa as per the Hindu almanac. A huge mammoth of devotees throng to witness the grand festival.
Navagraha Phalagalu
sri Prasanna Rama devaru
Seva Details
Sri Krishnana Pooja Phalagalu
The second day is followed by conducting a discourse and melodrama of the Gajendra Moksha followed by Kalyanotsava. The third day rejoices with Brahma Rathotsava with an idol of Krishna across the Village. Ardents of Vyasa Sahitya and Dasa Sahitya alike sing and dance the glory of the lord through the streets of Kakolu. All these rituals are followed by Vasantotsava and Garudabuthi commemorating the lord as Santana Gopalakrishna - the bestower of progeny.
Sri Vyasaraja Guru Parampare
sri Vyasarajaru
Gayatri Mantra Last line
Sri Jayathirtharu
Sri Pavamana Paadagalu
Shivana Anugraha
Tirthaprabanda
Shuddi Karma
Trust Mambers
Tulasi Vana
sri Akshobya Tirthara Brindavana
sri Padmanabha tirthara Brindavana
sri Narahari tirthara Brindavana
sri Madhava tirthara Brindavana
Its Worth visiting and Teertha Prasada will also be arranged on prior informing.
-- Hari Om --
Thank you for sharing all these photos of Kakolu kshetra.
ReplyDeleteyou have reproduced with photos in an excellent manner. Thank you for the information. Would try to visit
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