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\n<\/p>\n

\n
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The year
\nwas 1290<\/b>. A crowd had gathered around a clearing, where broken down pillars
\nmarked the presence of an ancient temple, now long gone. A young boy, just 14
\nyears old, leaned against one of those pillars, deep in thought. Then, he began
\nspeaking, and the crowd fell silent, listening to his every word. He spoke without
\nany notes, translating the Bhagavat Gita, from Sanskrit, which only the pundits
\nknew, to the language everyone in the village knew and spoke \u2013 a variety of Prakrit
\nwhich developed into the Marathi language. Even as he spoke, one of the men in
\nthe audience realized how momentous this event was, and how important this
\ncomposition would be. He began writing down the words the young boy spoke, and
\nthis composition was named by its author and composer, the Bhavartha Deepika \u2013
\nthe enlightening meaning (of the Bhagavat Gita). Now, the ancient, holy text,
\nwas no longer restricted to the pundits, but accessible to all, understood
\neasily by them, composed as it was, in their native language.<\/i><\/span><\/p>\n

The young
\nboy<\/i><\/b> was none other than Sant Jnaneshwar (or Dnyaneshwar), and the text, his
\nmagnum opus, came to be known as the Jnaneshwari. <\/span><\/p>\n

The sacred
\nsite <\/i><\/b>where this event occurred is the present day Newasa, on the banks of the
\nPravara river, in Ahmednagar district of Maharashtra. <\/span><\/p>\n

I was fortunate
\nto visit this sacred site<\/i><\/b> over the past weekend, on a trip to Shirdi. It all
\nbegan a couple of months back, when Shankar\u2019s friends got an opportunity to
\nsing bhajans in Shirdi, in front of the Lord. They had sung bhajans at Shirdi
\nbefore, and Shankar had attended a couple of times, but I hadn\u2019t been blessed
\nenough to join them. This year, despite a number of challenges, I booked the
\ntickets, and prayed that nothing would come in the way. We planned a relaxed
\ntrip of three full days, not wanting to strain myself unduly. The first day was
\nfor our darshan of the Lord, the second for the bhajan. What about the third day
\nthen? The desire to go somewhere I hadn\u2019t visited earlier, grew in my heart,
\nand I set to looking around Shirdi for interesting places I could visit. Newasa
\npropped up quite quickly, as an archaeological site, as well as the site of the
\ncomposition of the Jnaneshwari, and I was hooked. A little further search
\nrevealed the presence of an ancient temple there, and that was it. We finalized
\nthe plan, hunted out a phone number for the temple, made arrangements for a
\npuja at the temple, and waited for the date of our journey to arrive. <\/span><\/p>\n

We travelled
\nto Shirdi<\/i><\/b> by the Vande Bharat train, checked into our hotel, and proceeded to
\nset our travel plan into action. One darshan in the early evening, followed by
\nthe Shej aarti at night, and then the Kakad aarti the next morning \u2013 we were in
\nbliss, especially since crowds weren\u2019t as heavy as we had expected. We had the
\nentire Saturday afternoon to rest and catch up on our sleep, before heading back
\nto the temple for the bhajans. This was simply two hours in heaven, sunk as we
\nwere in the name of the Lord. The experience of sitting in the enclosure right
\nopposite the Lord, listening to, and singing along with, the group, the
\nvisiting devotees joining in, repeating and clapping in tune with the bhajans,
\nwill remain one of my happiest memories forever. This is the same group that I travelled
\nwith, to Pandharpur and Vaishnodevi, so I already knew they were great singers,
\nbut they surpassed themselves this time. Bhajans were followed by darshan once
\nagain, and the memorable day ended on a high note. <\/span><\/p>\n

On Sunday morning<\/i><\/b>,
\nwe headed out to Newasa after breakfast. Our first halt was at the temple, which
\nis dedicated to a unique form of Lord Vishnu \u2013 Mohini. The Lord is said to have
\ntaken the form of Mohini \u2013 the enchantress, at the time of the churning of the
\nocean (Sagar Manthan), to ensure that the gods got their share of the nectar
\n(amrit) which came out of the ocean. The legend goes on to say that two demons,
\nRahu and Ketu tried to get their hands on the nectar, and were killed by
\nMohini. It is believed that this is the site where Mohini killed Rahu with the
\nSudarshana Chakra, and hence the Lord is seen here in an enchanting feminine
\nform, with Rahu by his feet. <\/span><\/p>\n\n\n\n\n
<\/a><\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
The Mohiniraj Temple, Newasa<\/i><\/td>\n<\/tr>\n<\/tbody>\n<\/table>\n

<\/p>\n\n\n\n\n
<\/a><\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Lord Vishnu as Mohini (left) and Lakshmi (right) in the sanctum<\/i><\/td>\n<\/tr>\n<\/tbody>\n<\/table>\n

I was
\nintrigued by this,<\/i><\/b> and very curious to see the idol, which, as I anticipated, was covered
\nby clothes and flowers, no detail visible. Hence, I had planned to attend the
\ntemple at the time of the abhishek, which, I thought would be the perfect opportunity
\nto see the idol as it was, without the decorations. I had found a number online
\nand spoken to a priest, who had told me that the abhishek would start around 10
\nAM. Unfortunately, we got a bit delayed, and reached just after it began. I was
\ndisappointed to see that there was no sign of abhishek to the main deity, and
\ninstead people were gathered in the small area just outside the garbagruha (the
\nmain shrine). Confused, I spoke to the priest whom I had communicated with
\nearlier, and he explained that the abhishek would be done, not to the main
\ndeity, but only to a silver replica of the deity. This replica had been made a
\nfew years back, exactly duplicating the idol, since the ancient idol was
\ngetting eroded. Further, he said that this was just the first batch, and that
\nwe could join the second batch of abhishek. However, only gents could do the
\nabhishek, so only Shankar could go in. Further, he had to take a bath, and wear
\na dhoti and angavastra, both of which were provided by the temple. <\/span><\/p>\n

Having done
\nthe needful<\/i><\/b>, we settled down to wait. The temple was way more crowded than I had
\nexpected, probably because it was a Sunday. There was a constant stream of
\nvisitors, from all across the state. We learnt that, for many, this was their
\nkula deivat, their family deity, and others were drawn here for getting some
\nrespite from Rahu dosham. We also learnt that special prayers are offered for people
\nwith the dosham, during the period of Rahu kalam every day (a certain period in
\nthe day when Rahu is at his peak).<\/span><\/p>\n

We stayed
\nat the temple for over two hours<\/i><\/b> \u2013 one hour as the first round of abhishekam took
\nplace, and then one hour of our round of abhishekam. All through this time, I watched
\npeople come and go, and offer a variety of pujas and offerings. The temple staff
\nwere curious about us, since we seemed the only obviously non-Maharashtrian
\nfamily in attendance. Further, we weren\u2019t there for any respite from Rahu
\ndosham either. It was obvious that the temple has a steady stream of regular
\nvisitors and not many explorers like us! It was quite amusing to see the temple
\nauthorities try to wrap their head around the fact that a strange Tamil
\nspeaking family would want to come and do an abhishek here for no reason! <\/span><\/p>\n

Finally,
\nabhishek completed<\/i><\/b>, we moved on to our next destination in the village \u2013 the site
\nwhere the Jnaneshwari was composed.<\/span><\/p>\n

The site is
\na little outside<\/i><\/b> the village, in what seems to be quite a huge clearing. There is
\na temple built around the pillar that Jnaneshwar leaned against as he composed
\nhis magnum opus. A board at the site informed us that there was once an ancient
\ntemple of Karaveereshwar at this site. From the name, it appears that it might
\nhave been a temple of Shiva. At the time that Jnaneshwar came here, the temple
\nwas already gone, only a few pillars remained, strewed around the site. Jnaneshwar,
\nhis brothers and sister came here on their way back from Paithan to Alandi,
\nhaving convinced the priests of Paithan of their abilities. Their fame spread
\nas they travelled, and they decided to halt for some time at Newasa. While here,
\nJnaneshwar performed a miracle, raising a man thought to be dead. While staying
\nhere, he was inspired to compose the Bhavartha Deepika, his translation of the
\nBhagavad Gita, at the tender age of 14 years, leaning against one of the pillars
\nof the ancient temple. It was the man he had raised from the dead, named
\nSachidananda, who wrote down the composition as he recited it. <\/span><\/p>\n

<\/a><\/div>\n

Today, the
\ntemple stands<\/i><\/b> in the middle of the huge clearing, part of which has been made
\ninto a garden with a towering statue of Jnaneshwar composing the Jnaneshwari,
\nhis disciple writing it down.<\/p>\n

<\/a><\/div>\n

The temple
\nhas the pillar<\/i><\/b> in the central shrine, along with other shrines, to Jnaneshwar
\nas well as other deities.<\/span><\/p>\n

<\/a><\/div>\n


<\/span><\/p>\n

Copies of
\nthe Jnaneshwari in Marathi are available for sale here. <\/span><\/p>\n

It is a peaceful
\nsite,<\/i><\/b> with few visitors. There is also a temple to Dattatreya, and also a small
\npathashala, teaching the varkari system to children. As we walked out, seeing
\nthe children run around and play during their lunch break was a happy sight. It
\nwas reassuring to see that something that began over 700 years back, was still
\nkept alive in this tiny corner of Maharashtra. <\/span><\/p>\n

We spent a
\nlittle time,<\/i><\/b> just sitting here, before turning back for Shirdi and home. But I took
\nback with me, this vivid image in my mind, of the young boy leaning against an
\nancient pillar and composing what would become one of the greatest literary works
\nin Marathi, one that endures more than seven centuries after him.\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n<\/div>\n\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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