What are the interesting points
about the Sree Saila Kshetram ? -2
Hence, here in this contest, the person who is
suffering from his Poorva karma paapam ,
they have to do the pilgrimage the Sree Saila Kshetram
(one of the Jyothirlinga kshetram) and stay there atleast
completely for three days and worship the Lord and
have the blessings of Him what the Sthala Puranam says.
This kshetram is situated in Andhra Pradesh and in the Kurnool district.
This Sree Sailam kshetram is 1500 feet high above the sea level.
Here in this sacred place the Paataala Ganga (which is known the
river flowing at a very low level from the ground ) flows
between the three mountains which are called
Brahama giri, Vishnu giri and Rudra giri) towards
the north known as Uttara vaahini.
The height of the Sree Saila Sikharam (tower) is 2830 feet.
In the Kruta yugam, the great Raakshasa raja
(king of demons), the Hiranyakasipuh worshipped the
lord Maheswara in this Sree Saila kshetram as his Pooja Gruham.
Later on in the Treya yuga and the Dwapara yuga the
Lord Sree Ramachandrah and Pandavas visited
respectively this Holy Jyotirlina kshetra.
After that in this Kaliyuga, the devotees have
been doing the pilgrimage this kshetram.
In olden days, the devotees had to take risk to reach
this Sree Sailam and they had very inconvenience also.
The king Prolaya Vemareddy in the period of
AC 1326 to 35, arranged some facilities
and constructed the steps to the Sree Sailam.
Once the devotees used to incur a great strain
and also squander the money to reach this Holy Kshetram
and had to Darshan of the Lord Sree Saila Mallikharjuna swamy.
This kind of Darshan was used to be called as Dhooli Darshanam.
So, likewise after having that kind of Dhooli Darshan,
and used to stay there and sleep at night in that place,
next day monring used to take the holy dip in the
Paatala Ganga and again have the Darshan of the
Mallikharjuna swamy which was a custom and being also continued even today.
In these days also some devotees make the pilgrimage
like Dhoolidarshan and observe the same old custom
and finally they feel greatly of their lives
have become fruitful for the divinity.
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