Such auspicious places that are sacred and possess a unique spiritual resonance are called Dhama and the personal ponds and goddess personified sacred river’s which are used to do penance and offerings, are called tirtha’s and the action of going on a pilgrimage is called Punya tirtha-yatra or Punya dhama yatra. In essence, by just being there experiencing the seraphic ambience makes us pure both internally and externally.

These journey’s can be a search for enlightenment; a source of peace; an answer to prayers and a quest to salvation. On the basis of scriptures but not absolutely mythology ( ‘according to Hindu mythology’- the crooked phrase cooked deliciously by foreigners to uproot and make baseless our Sanatana dharma ), Pious Hindus realized them to be spiritual fords, the meeting place of heaven and earth, the locations where one crosses the endless cycle of birth and death to reach the shore of liberation and path of devotion to Supreme Lord.

According to the instructions of bonafide Acharyās and eminent Saint’s, a person must have to visit these holy places to get rid of his sins accumulated from this birth and the previous ones and for spiritualizing one’s existence. It is the best way to credit pious to our life account and a step towards knowing the relationship between God and us. It is what you seek that gives meaning to your life. It can be at the door of a temple, at the feet of a Guru or a space within your heart.

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