Ram Lalla: The entire nation witnessed a momentous occasion as Ramlalla’s Pran Pratishtha unfolded in Ayodhya, surpassing the grandeur of Diwali celebrations. Streets, homes, and temples dazzled with unprecedented splendor during this monumental event.
Ram Lalla – unique occasion in Noida’s Shiva temple
Amidst the nationwide festivity, a unique occurrence took place in a Shiva temple in Noida, where the idol of Lord Ram was consecrated. Notably, this temple, situated in Bisrakh village, is renowned for worshipping Lankapati Ravana.
Ancient Shiva Temple in Bisrakh Village
Located in Bisrakh village of Gautam Buddha Nagar (Noida), this ancient Shiva temple holds cultural significance as it is considered the birthplace of Ravana. Dedicated to Lord Shiva, it houses idols of Ravana and Lord Shiva, with an eight-armed Shivalinga established by Ravana’s father, Vishrava Rishi.
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Ram Lalla – landmark moment: Lord Ram’s first installation
Simultaneously, on January 22, 2024, at the Ram temple in Ayodhya, a historic moment unfolded as the idol of Lord Ram was installed for the first time in the historical temple near Noida, where Ravana is also venerated.
Mahant Ramdas’s pronouncement
Mahant Ramdas, the chief priest, shared that this installation marked the first time idols of Lord Ram, Sita ji, and Lakshman ji were placed in the temple with elaborate rituals. The revered idols were brought from Rajasthan.
Ram Lalla – temple’s significance: Ravana’s boon
Legends unfold the significance of this temple, where Ravana used to worship the eight-armed Shivalinga, performing penance. Pleased with his devotion, Lord Shiva granted Ravana the boon of great scholarship and mightiness.
Cultural harmony on display
The coexistence of Lord Ram and Ravana worship in the same temple showcases a harmonious blend of cultural beliefs, highlighting the rich tapestry of traditions. The event signifies unity in diversity and cultural acceptance.
Ram Lalla – historical legacy: fusion of devotion
The consecration ceremony embodies a fusion of historical legacies, emphasizing devotion to both Lord Ram and Ravana, portraying the depth and diversity of spiritual practices in the country.
