Dear Friends,
Greetings of the day!
We are pleased to announce establishment of Shri Radhey Suvikashram, a religious-cum-social trust. Shree Radhey Suvikashram at 1689, Sector – 7, off Shaheed Major Nitin Bali
Road, in Kurukshetra – 136118 (Haryana) in India, is registered with the State
Government of Haryana in India, under the Society Act. Society is created for
the purpose of Religious Discourses; Satsang ; providing Solutions to the needy
as per Astrological calculations through Satsangs, Yajanas/Havans &/or Beej
Mantras; making Research in ancient Indian Sciences & Culture, to establish
Shelters for Destitute and Elderly persons; Spread of Education among women
& weaker sections of society; etc. and other socio-religious activities. Contributions
received from devotees are used for these aforesaid activities. Thousands have
taken benefit from the Shree Radhey Suvikashram, in resolving their physical,
materialistic as well as spiritual problems. Problems may be due to malefic
positioning of Planets in horoscope either at the time of birth or due to
planetary movement or by paranormal activities. Treatment needs total devotion,
complete faith and patience from the affected persons. Ashram is run by the
Committee for the welfare of masses as per its mandate and is governed by
trained & experienced Astrologers, Palmists & Reki Specialists. They
have wide experience of over two decades and have travelled all over India and
across the globe. Ashram has its followers, not only from various parts of
India, but from various countries of the globe also.
Shree Radhey Suvikashram is established in Kurukshetra, the land of
Shree Bhagwat Geeta and Mahabharta, because it is stated in Hindu scriptures
and Puranas that any religious activity done in Kurukshetra, gives benefits to
the performer devotee to the tune of 1,000 times than the benefits, the
performer will acquire, if done in any other place.
Kurukshetra (in Hindi: कुरुक्षेत्र) is a city in the state of Haryana, India. It is
also known as Dharmakshetra ("Holy
Place"). It is written in Puranas that Kurukshetra is named after King Kuru of the Bharata Dynasty, ancestor
of Pandavas and Kauravas.
The Vamana Purana tells how King Kuru came to settle here. He chose this land at the banks
of Sarasvati River, for embedding spirituality with eight virtues: austerity (tapas (Sanskrit)), truth (satya), forgiveness (kshama), kindness
(daya), purity (Shuddhi suchee), charity (daan) and brahmacharya. Lord Vishnu was impressed with
the act of King Kuru and blessed him. God gave him two boons: one that this
land forever will be known as a Holy Land after his name as Kurukshetra (the
land of Kuru) and the other that anyone dying on this land will go to heaven. The land of
Kurukshetra was situated between two rivers — the Sarasvati and the Drishadvati.
This
land has been known as Uttravedi, Brahmavedi, Dharamkshetra and Kurukshetra at
different periods. When King Kuru came on this land it was called Uttarvedi.
Over the period this land has been ruled by many empires. The Bharata Dynasty
came and settled here.
Later the Battle
of Mahabharata (3102 BC) was
fought on this land, during which Lord Krishna preached Bhagavad Gita to Arjuna, when
Lord Krishna found Arjuna in a terrible dilemma.
It
reached the zenith of its progress during the reign of King Harsha, during which
Chinese scholar Hieun Tsang visited Thanesar. By the
archaeological grounds it has been proved that Ashoka the Great made Kurukshetra a centre of learning for people from all over
the world.
Thanesar or Sthaneswar is a historical town located adjacent to what is now the newly created
Kurukshetra city. Thanesar derives its name from the word
"Sthaneshwar", which means "Place of God".
Some
of the Places of interest in Kurukshetra:
Bhadrakali
Temple: A temple that is
one of the 52 Shakti Peethas. As per the story in Hindu mythology,
the goddess Sati killed herself by entering the Yagna of Raja Daksha as a
protest against the insult of Lord Shiva. Remorseful Lord Shiva wandered across
the whole universe with the corpse of his beloved Sati on his shoulder. To
bring him back to the original mood, it was necessary to destroy the corpse of
Sati. Lord Vishnu cut the corpse in 52 pieces with his Sudarshana Chakra.
The parts fell at different places where the temples of the goddess were later
built by the devotees. One of them is in Kurukhsetra, where the ankle of the
goddess fell.
Shri
Durga Devi Mandir, Pipli:
This temple is in Pipli as entrance of Kurukshetra as name of Gita Dwar. Here
is a world famous temple that was founded in 1963 by late Pandit Shesh Mani
Mishra after enlightenment by Goddess Shree Bala Sundari Devi Maa.
Shrikrishna Museum has some historical artifacts and paintings
depicting the Mahabharata war.
Kurukshetra Panorama and Science
Centre: A
world-class panorama depicting the Mahabharata war with scientific explanations
justifying every episode in the war. There are also several scientific exhibits
designed to kindle a curiosity for science.
You may visit Kurukshetra or contact me for any of your problems or issues, materialist, religious or social to get proper solutions and remedies for achieving what you deserve.
With blessings,
Vinod Khurana
+91 96712 03198, +91 705302 6253; +91 94164 64980; +971 55714 9983
info@suvikashram.com; heavenlyblessings@suvik.ae;
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