Bindudham
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| Name | |
| Other names | Binduwasni Mandir |
| Proper name | Bindudham |
| Devanagari | बिन्दुधाम |
| Sanskrit transliteration | बिन्दुधाम |
| Geography | |
| Country | India |
| State | Jharkhand |
| District | Sahebganj |
| Location | Barharwa |
| Culture | |
| Primary deity | Tridevi (Maa Binduwasni) |
| Important festivals | Chaitra Navratri |
| Architecture | |
| Architectural styles | Aryan Architecture |
Bindudham, also known as Binduwasni Mandir, is a Hindu Temple of the Maha Durga (Kali), Maha Lakshmi and Maha Saraswati (Tridevi) in the form of Shaktipeeth. "Binduwasni Mandir" is at the top of the "Binduwasni hill". The main temple is welcomed by a statue of God Surya (Sun), which is a great piece of art. God Surya is seated in Seven horsed Rath (old Indian royal horse cart). Visitors usually spend their some time to watch this great artwork. In another part of Binduwasni hill, a large 35-foot statue of God Hanuman stands, where people can see the sacred foot prints of God Hanuman.
Barharwa Junction railway station is only two kilometers away from Bindudham. This temple is situated at the top of Binduwasni hill, Barharwa. Binduwasni hill belongs to Rajmahal hills formed at the time of Jurassic Period.
Actually, Bindudham temple was an ancient temple, but with the elapse of time, it became unpopular. Swami Hariharanand Giri popularly known as Pahari Baba realised this ancient temple's importance. This was the great work and direction of Pahari baba, that this Bindudham, Barharwa (Hindi: बिन्दुधाम, बरहरवा) has again gained its great prosperity and heritage. Binduwasni Temple (the temple of Tridevi) is related to the Story of 'the story of Goddess Sati'.
Three sacred blood drops of Goddess Sati is placed in the form of Shakti Peeth, this is why people say Goddess as Maa Binduwasni and the place Bindudham (Sanskrit / Hindi :बिन्दुधाम), i.e. a place of Adi Parashakti (Divine Mother) in the form of a Bindu (point). In metaphysical terms, Bindu is considered the point where creation begins and the many become the unity. It is also described as "the sacred symbol of the cosmos in its unmanifested state".
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