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The Papa Vinashini Temple Pond in Bidar is steeped in mythology and history, with its origins tied to the Ramayana. According to puranas and inscriptions, Lord Rama rested in the Bidar valley after defeating Lankeshwara (Ravana) and installed a sacred Shiva Linga here. Initially built by tribal communities, the temple and its pond have witnessed erosion over time and were reconstructed during the medieval period. This sacred site serves as a timeless reminder of the Ramayanic Era and the Thirtha Yuga, where devotees find solace, touch sculptures, and offer prayers to seek blessings.
The temple pond is associated with the Ramayana, as Lord Rama worshipped a Shiva Linga here during his journey after defeating Ravana. This connection to the epic adds profound spiritual value to the site.
Initially built by tribal communities, the temple underwent a medieval reconstruction, preserving its sanctity and adapting its structure to withstand time.
The temple and its pond are deeply rooted in the events of the Ramayana, symbolizing Lord Rama's devotion to Shiva and marking his victorious journey across the subcontinent.
Visitors are encouraged to touch the ancient sculptures and pray, believing in the site's divine ability to fulfill wishes and provide spiritual
cleansing.
The pond’s significance is tied to the Thirtha Yuga, making it a sacred body of water for purification rituals and a testament to an era of spirituality and dharma.
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