IMPORTANCE OF TRIMBAKESHWAR TEMPLE

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IMPORTANCE OF TRIMBAKESHWAR TEMPLE


 Among the Hindu people, this ancient temple is given great importance. It is an ancient temple of Lord Shiva which is one of the 12 Jyotirlinga. All 12 Jyotirlinga represent Lord Shiva. The temple is located in the Nashik city district of Maharashtra at the foothill of Brahmagiri hills. It is said that Lord Brahma penance on this hill to please Lord Shiva. The meaning of Jyotirlinga is “PrakashStambh”. Trimbakeshwar Jyotirlinga is a very different form than the other 11 Jyotirlingas. This Jyotilinga has three faces that represent “Trimurti” that is Lord Brahma known as the creator, Lord Vishnu known as the Preserver, and Lord Mahesha known as the destructor. The Trimbakeshwar Jyotirlinga is crowned with the jeweled, which is a crown from the age of Pandwa. Trimbakeshwar is the most religious place to perform various poojas like Narayan Nagbali,  Kalsarp Pooja, Tripindi Shradh Pooja, Rudrabhishek Pooja, Mahamrityunjay Mantra Jaap, Kumbh Vivah etc. Performing pooja near Trimbakeshwar temple under the guidance of “Tamrpatra” holder pandits is more beneficial for you than performing the pooja in other places.


Specifications of Trimbakeshwar Temple :

  1. Holy Ganga river originates from Brahmagiri hills

  2. Kushawart Tirth pond where the Ganga river merged after disappearing from Brahmagiri hills

  3. Lord Rama visited here for his father's (Raja Dashrath) shradh vidhi.

  4. Beautiful architecture of “Gabhara” and “Sabha Mandap” 

  5. The whole temple is made of black stone.

  6. The facility of Live Darshan 

  7. Pooja’s Performed at Trimbakeshwar

  8. Trimbakeshwar “Tamrpatrdhari” Pandit’s 

  9. Kumbh Mela which is conducted after every 12 months

  10. Every Monday Palkhi Sohla

  11. Shree Nivruthinath Maharaj Samadhi. Etc


Trimbakeshwar Pandit :


In Trimbakeshwar there are many pandits who perform various poojas. But If you are visiting Trimbakeshwar for the first time, you should beware of false pandits. Because Only “Tamrpatra” holder pandit’s are the real pandits of Trimbakeshwar. They all are Upadhyay of Shree Trimbakeshwar and have a birthright to perform pooja’s near Trimbakeshwar.



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