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| Name | అమ్మవారికి, మల్లికార్జునుడికి చీర, సారెలు #Karnataka pilgrims walk miles to #Srisailam for #Ugadi |
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| Upload Date | This Video Uploaded At 16-03-2023 04:47:17 |
| Video Discription | అమ్మవారికి, మల్లికార్జునుడికి చీర, సారెలు.. భ్రమరాంబికాదేవి తమ ఆడపడుచుగాను మల్లికార్జునస్వామి (Sri Bhramaramba Mallikarjuna Swamy Temple) తమ అల్లుడుగానూ తలుస్తూ చీర, సారె, డోలీలతో వందల కిలోమీటర్లు కాలినడకన శ్రీశైల క్షేత్రానికి తరలివచ్చి ఎంతో భక్తి శ్రద్ధలతో స్వామి అమ్మవార్లను చుట్టుపక్కల రాష్ట్రాల నుంచి సైతం భక్తులు వచ్చి దర్శించుకుంటారు. Karnataka pilgrims walk miles to Srisailam for Ugadi Thousands of devotees from Karnataka have begun trekking the Nallamala hills to have darshan of Lord Mallikarjuna Swamy and Goddess Bhramaramba Devi in Srisailam during the five-day Ugadi Mahotsavams starting March 30. They have to walk over 300 kms and pass through dense forests to reach the Sri Bhramaramba Mallikarjuna Swamy shrine as many do every year to fulfil their vow. The Karnataka devotees usually present offerings such as tamarind, kumkum, saree, mangalasutram, flowers and others to the Goddess Bhramaramba Devi. They carry Nandi Kavallu (called Kambi in Kannada) on their shoulders and perform puja to it every day during their journey to Srisailam. While the pilgrims from Andhra Pradesh consider Shivaratri as a major festival, those from Karnataka pilgrims celebrate Ugadi (the Telugu New Year) at Srisailam with much fanfare. On the night before Ugadi, a particular group of Kannada devotees, called ghanacharis, expresses its devotion by performing agnigunda pravesam by walking on blowing embers. They pierce their forehead, tongue, cheek, and chin with sharp objects, a practice called Veerachara Vinyasalu. During the evenings of the five days, Vahana Sevas and Alankaras will take place [MG4WsZmniuY] |
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