It's Sawan Ka Mahina, a month that is very close to Lord Shiva's heart. I know that I am a bit late to post about it as almost half of the month has passed, but I literally wanted to share about this beautiful place I visited last Monday.
Visiting Shiva Temple on Mondays of this month is considered spiritually good, and me being Shiva's devotee, it becomes more important for me. So visiting a new place on this special occasion seemed a good decision to me. So I and my family decided to visit this temple.
On Monday morning four of us stepped out of our house in our car to Bheem Bhadak. It is a temple that is inside a cave. There used to be a well-constructed road to the temple on the hill top, but now there is some kind of BSF area there so that road is blocked now and those who want to visit the temple have to now climb the mountain on foot.
This is the path to climb on the mountain.
After reaching the top, the first thing that is seen is a lake on the left-hand side of the road. Moving forward, the front gate of the temple can be seen. It looks like a miracle, mountain in place of roof, and the gate loks like as if it is partly inside the land.
Isn't it wonderful. The interior is even more wonderful. There is no roof carved even from inside. The mountain roof can be seen and even touched and it feels awesome. Just a little left to the enterence form inside, there is a Krishna statue which looks like as if Shree Krishna is holding the mountain on his finger.
Left to this, the Almight is present in its purest form. A large Shiva Linga in the middle of the temple. With his presence He is making the environment so pure that entering in the temple itself makes you feel calm and satisfied.
Can you see the beautiful mountain ceiling?
There is also a small cave inside this cave where in there are photos and statues of godess. That cave is a bit narrow. A normal heighted human have to bow down and go in. That is also a beautiful and spiritual place to visit.
Now at the end, it as a Monday of Savan month. Have a glimpse of lord Shiva.
May the Almighty bless you with all your dreams coming true on this special occasion of Savan.
