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Deenabandhu Devasthanam
- Indiranagar,Karnataka
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Overview
Deenabandhu, Lord Krishna - the Lord of Compassion, directs the "Temple of the Healer" at Indira Nagar, Bangalore. Sanctified in 1978, Deenabandhu Devasthanam is exceptionally adored santuary devoted to Lord Krishna at Indiranagar in Bangalore.
About The Temple
The sanctuary mirrors a mix of North and South Indian design embellished with 5 gopurams speaking to the 5 Mahayagnas. The crown of the sanctuary depicts the ten incarnations of Lord Vishnu, flanked by Garuda and Hanuman on both sides. The passageway is as a fire of flame. The conviction is that while entering the sanctuary, one needs to drop the ego in the fire of flame and; decontaminate, and afterward look for the favors and effortlessness of Krishna with unadulterated commitment.
Legend and Stories
Deenabandhu Devasthanam -His amiable effortlessness and abundant gifts have been streaming to His devotees since its sanctification by Pujya Swami Chinmayananda in 1978. In the icon of Deenabandhu, the devotees conjure the recuperating powers (in the Doctors) and the corrective forces (in the patients) of the Lord. Ruler Krishna as Kaliya Mardana is moving on the seven-hooded serpent Kaliya. The seven hoods are a representation of Kama, Krodha, Lobha, Moha, Mada, Matsarya and Ahankara. We can, with consistent and complete surrender to the Lord, squash and conquer all negative inclinations in us and at the appointed time come to understand the Supreme Brahman. Clarifying the imagery of Kaliya Mardana, Swami Chinmayananda said: "Krishna is moving on the serpent (the sense of self) which spits forward the toxin (vasanas) in our life stream. The Lord's move inside the body evacuates the toxin. Give us a chance to venerate and revere Him whose Grace favors all, who is Deenabandhu". The sanctuary is a mix of North and South Indian design adorned with five Gopurams speaking to the five Mahayajnas. The crown of the sanctuary portrays the great Dashavatars (ten symbols) - Matsya, Kurma, Varaha, Narashima, Vamana, Parasurama, Rama, Krishna, Buddha and Kalki - flanked by Garuda and Hanuman on either side.
The front facade mural depicts the Geetopadesha - the Song Celestial of Lord Krishna. After crossing the five steps of the five sense organs and entering the Temple, the Lord of Auspiciousness, Shri Maha Ganapati and the Lord of Valour and Humility, Shri Anjaneya Swami housed in their artistic mandapas bless the devotees before they proceed to the Sanctum Sanctorum to seek Lord Deenabandhu's Grace and Blessings.
The front exterior wall painting delineates the Geetopadesha - the Song Celestial of Lord Krishna. Subsequent to intersection the five stages of the five sense organs and entering the Temple, the Lord of Auspiciousness, Shri Maha Ganapati and the Lord of Valor and Humility, Shri Anjaneya Swami housed in their imaginative mandapas favors the devotees before they continue to the Sanctum Sanctorum to look for Lord Deenabandhu's Grace and Blessings.
How To Reach Indiranagar
Airport
The nearest airport is in Bangalore International Airport.
Railways
Baiyyappanahali Rail Way Station , Baiyappanahalli Rail Way Station are the very nearby railway station to Indiranagar. However Bangalore Cy Jn Rail Way Station is major railway station 8 KM near to Indiranagar.
Road
Indiranagar 6th Main Road Bus Station , Indiranagar 13th Main Road Bus Station , Indiranagar Esi Hospital Bus Station , Thippasandra (Indiranagar) Bus Station , Indiranagar 100 Feet Road Bus Station are the nearby by Local Bus Stops to Indiranagar , runs Number of busses from Indiranagar to different Place
Temple Address
Deenabandhu Devasthanam,
Indiranagar,
Bangalore, Karnataka.
Significance
Devotees visit this temple to seek fulfillment of the following:-
- Fame
- Freedom from diseases
- Wealth
- Courage
- Relief from adverse effects from bad planetary aspects
- Relief from bondage
Shlokas
Achutham Keyshavam Rama Narayanam Krishna Damodaram Vasudevam Harim Shridharam Madhavam Gopika Vallabham Janaki Nayakam Ramachandram Bhajey
Meaning -Oh Lord who cannot be perished, who also has names like Keshava, Rama, Damodara, Narayana, Sridhara, Madhava, Krishna, Ramachandra the beloved of Janaki, let me say your name regularly.
Vasudeva Sutham Devam Kamsa Chanoora Mardhanam Devaki Paramanandham Krishnam Vande Jagathgurum
Meaning -I bow to you O Krishna, the ultimate guru, Devaki and Vasudeva's son, and the destroyer of Kamsa and Chanur.
Adharam Madhuram Vadanam Madhuram Nayanam Madhuram Hasitam Madhuram Hridayam Madhuram Gamanam Madhuram Mathuraa Dhipate Rakhilam Madhuram
Meaning -Meaning - Sweet are Your lips, sweet is Your face, sweet are Your eyes, sweet is Your smile, sweet is Your heart, sweet is Your gait, O Lord of Mathura, everything about You is sweet.
Alokya Mathur Mukha Madarena Sthanyam Pibantham Saraseeruhaksham Sachinmayam Devam Anantha Roopam Balam Mukundam Manasa Smarami
Meaning -I think of this Balamukundan as the one who looks lovingly at his mother's face while taking milk from her, who has eyes similar to the red lotus, who is the embodiment of truth and intelligence and other forms.
Timings
The temple is open from 6AM to 9PM.