According to our Hindu mythology, the idols in many temples are self-contained, while others are said to have been erected by deities.The famous temple of Lord Ganesha is dedicated to Lord Shiva, Lord Vishnu and Lord Maheshwar.
However, let us find out where the temple of Lord Ganesha, where the trinity is located, and what are the features of the temple.
The Ganesha Temple is located in a village called Kurudumale in the Kolar District of Karnataka.
Due to his presence in the village of Kurudumale, Ganesha is popularly known as Kurudumale Vinayakudi.According to legends, the temple was built during the Chola period.
In this temple, the deity Swami appears to the devotees as a single Salagrama rock 14 feet high.The temple is dedicated to Lord Ganesha and is actually dedicated to the trinity.
Legend has it that before the massacre of Tripura, the trinity erected a statue of Lord Ganesha, worshiped and removed the workaholics and set out for the massacre of Tripura.
Similarly, in the third age, Lord Rama visited Ganesha in this temple and reached Lanka and returned victorious.
Similarly, the inscriptions say that Lord Krishna and the Pandavas visited this temple during the Dvaparayugam.The uniqueness of the Ganesha in this temple is that the people there believe that they will not be disturbed in any way if they visit and worship the lord of the temple as they are always disturbed by the activities of the temple.
Similarly the devotees believe that the Swami will surely fulfill the desires of the devotees with devotion.That is why hundreds of devotees visit this temple on a regular basis – Unknown Facts Behind The Kurudumale Ganapathi telugu-title:త్రిమూర్తులు ప్రతిష్టించిన వినాయకుని ఆలయం ఎక్కడ ఉందో తెలుసా? Read More ??https:/telugustop.com/?p=1665681 – Telugu Facts #TeluguFacts #TeluguRareFacts #TeluguQuotes #TeluguTruths #Telugu #TeluguStop | Facts #Krishna #Shiva #Kolar #Tripura #Brahma #Ganapathi #Karnataka #Lanka #Maheswar #Pooja #SriRam #TeluguBhakti #Trimurthulu #Vishnu #Facts #TeluguNewsVideos Channel:Telugu Facts
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