Gnana Saraswathi ,basar,mother of education

 

                            

Gnana Saraswati Temple could be a Hindu temple of god Saraswati settled on the banks of Godavari watercourse at Basar, Telangana, India. it's one amongst the 2 known Saraswati temples within the Indian landmass, the opposite being Sharada Peeth. Saraswati is that the Hindu god of data and learning. kids square measure delivered to the temple for the educational ceremony referred to as as Akshara abyasam.

Many pilgrims return to Gnana Saraswati Temple Basar to perform the "Aksharabhyasam" ceremony for the youngsters before they begin formal college education. the youngsters perform the exercise of letters, and devote books, pens, pencils notebooks to the divinity of data. 

The Puja at the temple starts at four am in morning with Abhishekam that carries on for associate hour. At five o'clock they begin the Alankarana whereby the new sarees square measure adorned to the goddesses. the entire atmosphere is incredibly pious and pure. At 6 am, within the rays of the morning sun, the aarti starts at the temple once that the prasadam is given to the devotees.

Special poojas and celebrations square measure command at the temple throughout Maha Shivaratri, starting fifteen days before (Vasantha Panchami) and continued three days once the competition. Hindu deity Navaratri is widely known for 10 days throughout Dasara.

The temple additionally features a Mahakali idol set on the first floor terribly almost about the most temple. Devotees typically move to the near  mountain that has associate Idol of divinity Saraswati on the highest of the rock. 

The image of Hindu deity stands besides the divinity Saraswati within the sanctum sanctorum. because of the presence of Saraswati, Hindu deity and Kali, Basara is taken into account because the abode of the divine trinity.

India, conjointly thought of because the land of temples encompasses a distinctive legend related to every of its temples that lends a legendary charm for them. One such temple in India is that of Gnana Saraswathi at Basar that holds a distinguished place. Basar is found on the banks of Godavari watercourse, .

This temple is associate abode of divinity Saraswathi, divinity Hindu deity and Kali thought of because the Sacred Trinity. Legends says that Veda Vyasa, his followers and sage Suka had desired to remain at in a very serene atmosphere once the Kurukshetra War. sorting out a peaceful abode, they then affected into the Dandakaranya forest and eventually selected this place attributable to peaceful climate. Maharishi Vyasa was notable for playing his regular ablutions within the Godavari watercourse. {each day|every day|daily|on a daily basis|day by day|day once day} after this method he accustomed get sand in fists and created them into pictures of divinity Saraswathi, Hindu deity and Kali by suggests that of his mystic power and offered prayers. The place derives its name from Vyasa and known as Vasar or Basar (Basara in native dialect). it's conjointly thought of to be among the 3 temples created close to the holy confluence of the Manjira and Godavari Rivers by the Rashtrakutas. A Karnataka king by the name Bijialudu reportedly created this temple at Basar.

Basar is a perfect destination for playing "Akshara Abhyasam" wherever kids perform a ceremonial begin before beginning formal faculty education. The Puja begins at the temple daily at four am whereas Alankarana starts at five am in a very pious atmosphere. The temple is flocked by devotees all around the year particularly throughout Maha Shivaratri, Hindu deity Navratri. The temple is reached by bus and train from Hyderabad (205 kilometer away) and Nizamabad.

Location

Basar in telangana

Basar could be a census city within the Nirmal district within the state of Telangana. in  India Basar mainly located in south india it's regarding

• Thirty kilometre (19 mi) from Bhainsa,
• 15.5 kilometre (10 mi) from Dharmabad, 
• 34.8 kilometre (22 mi) from Nizamabad,
• 96.0 kilometre (60 mi) from Nanded,
• 70kilometre (43 mi) from district headquarters Nirmal, 
• 205 kilometre (127 mi) from Hyderabad.

Terribly on the point of geographical region border within the North Telangana region

Latitude and longitude

• 18.52.40 North latitude
• 77.57.23 East longitude

Mean sea level (or ) Elevation

•  Elevation(or )mean sea level of mussoorie 597 meter(or )1900ft Above sea level

Climate of basar

• Basar in telangana may be a semi-arid space and incorporates a preponderantly hot and dry climate. 
• Summers begin in March, and peak in might (may) with average high temperatures within the forty two °C (108 °F) vary. 
• The monsoon arrives in Gregorian calendar  ( june)month and lasts till Gregorian calendar month with regarding 755 metric linear unit (29.7 inches) of precipitation.

Best visiting Time

• Best visiting time of  Basar is october to march

Local language

• Telugu

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• Bsnl
• Airtel
• Jio
• Idea
• Vodafone 

About basara temple

Basara Temple is settled two hundred Kms from Hyderabad, AP. Sri Gnana Saraswathi temple at Basara on the banks of watercourse Godavari is that the solely temple in South Republic of India dedicated to the god of learning.

The legend has it that when the sacred text war, sage Vedic literature Vyasa launched into a journey in search of peace. He reached the serene Kumaranchala hills on the banks of watercourse Godavari and meditated and propitiated the god United Nations agency eventually appeared before him and granted her presence within the sort of the divine trinity.

The god ordered the sage to position 3 few sand at 3 places everyday. Miraculously these sand dunes remodeled into the idols of the divine trinity i.e., Saraswathi, Lakshmi, & Kali.

These area unit the presiding deities of Basar these days. Despite the presence of the trinity,the temple is devoted to god Saraswathi.

Children area unit brought here for the ceremony of Akshara puja to start out their education with the blessings of the god of information.The Vedavathi Sila, the Ashta Teertha area unit different places of interest around Basara. Thousands of devotees tub within the watercourse Godavari & request the blessings of the god throughout the Maha Shivaratri, Dussehra navratri and Vasantha panchami.Basar is a village with wonderful gardens surrounded by the temple premises amidst the dry and barren patches of the north Telangana region, 30-km from Nizamabad. Basar is situated on the banks of River Godavari. It is located at a distance of about 220-km by road and 190-km by rail from Hyderabad.

The Temples

This is an ancient temple dedicated to Goddess Saraswathi. The temple at Basar is also the abode of Goddess Lakshmi and Kali. The current structure dates back to the Chalukya period.

This temple has no exquisite carvings like other temples. Walking ahead a few steps, one enters the sanctum sanctorum - a feeling better experienced than described. A feeling of peace, brightness and unlimited joy engulfs one. The presiding deity, 'Gnana Saraswathi Devi', is in a seated position with a 'Veena' in hand and bedecked with turmeric. Adjacent is the shrine of Goddess Maha Lakshmi and a little distance away, on the eastern side is the Maha Kali temple.

The Legend

Legend suggest that Maharshi Veda Vyasa, the author of Mahabharata, came to the forests of Dandakaranya to meditate. He began meditating on the banks of the River Godavari and found the place to be very peaceful. The divine mother is believed to have appeared before the sage and ordained him to build temples for the Shakti trio: Maha Saraswathi, Maha Lakshmi and Maha Kali. The sage Veda Vyasa did so by bringing three handfuls of sand and sculpts out the figures. This place was initially named after Vyasa and was called "Vyasapuri". Later on it got took names Vasara and ultimately Basara/Basara.

The Eight Pushkarnis

Some 100m from the temple there is the cave, where the devout 'Narahari Maluka' is believed to have performed rigorous penance. There is a four-sided monolith rock called "Vedavathi", which produces different sounds on each side when struck. It is said to contain jewels of Sita Devi. There are eight 'Pushkarnis' spread across the village known as 'Indra Teeratham', 'Surya Teeratham', 'Vyasa Teeratham', 'Valmiki Teeratham', 'Vishnu Teeratham', 'Ganesha Teeratham', 'Puthra Teeratham' and 'Shiva Teeratham'.

Festivals

The most important festivals celebrated are Maha Shivaratri (February-March) and Devi Navaratrulu (Septmber-October) and on both the occasions about 10,000 pilgrims visit the place from all parts of Andhra Pradesh and Maharashtra.

Now a days there is heavy rush of pilgrims coming to Basara to perform "Akshara Abhyasam" for the children. According to the legend Maharishi vyasa and his disciples and sage Suka decided to settle down in a cool and serene atmosphere after the kurukshetra war. In the quest for the peaceful abode, he came to Dandaka forest and pleased with serenity of the region selected this place. After his ablutions in the river Godavari Maharishi Vyasa used to bring three fistful of sand and place it in three small heaps and made images Sarada, Laxmi, Gowri with his mystic power and later conducted prayers. This idol made of sand has its face smeared with turmeric. Eating a little bit of this turmeric paste, it is believed, will enhance one's wisdom and knowledge. Many people, in fact, take their kids to Basara for "Akshara Abhyasam" before commencing formal school education. Special poojas and celebrations are held at the temple during Maha Shivaratri, beginning 15 days before (Vasantha Panchami) and continuing 3 days after the festival. Devi Navratri is celebrated for ten days during Dasara. Since Maharishi Vyasa spent considerable time in prayers, the place was then called "Vasara" and turned into Basara due to the influence of the Marathi language in the region.



Basara Saraswathi Temple Timings

• 4:00 AM                      Temple Opens
• 4:00AM t4:30 AM  Temple Pooja,Issue Abhishekam Tickets
• 4:30AMto7:30AMAbhishekam,Alankarana,Harathi, Prasad
• 7:30 AM to 12:00NoonArchana,Sarva Darshan , other poojas
• 12:00 to 12:30 PM  Nivedana - Harathi
• 1:00 PM to 2:00 PM  Closed (Dwarabandhanam)
• 2:00 PM to6:00 PM Archana Sarva Darshan and other poojas
• 6:30 PM to 7:00 PM Devasthanam Pradosha Pooja
• 7:00 PM to 8:30 PM Maha Aarti, Darshanam and Prasadam
• 8: 30 PM Temple will be closed (Dwarabandam

LIST OF SEVAS and therefore the PRICES:

 

• Abhishekam                                     Rs. 200-00
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• Special Kumkumarchana               Rs. 150-00
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• Akshara / Aksharabhyasam            Rs. 100-00
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• Sri Sathyanarayana Hindu Pooja    Rs. 100-00
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• Special Akshara Srikaram               Rs. 1,000-00
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• Nithya Chandi Homam                   Rs. 1,116-00
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• Upanayanam                                     Rs. 100-00
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• Pallaki Seva ( each Friday)              Rs. 200-00
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• Special Darshanam (only one person) Rs. 100-00
•  Vyasa Guha Pravesha                        Rs. 5-00
• Gnana Jyothi Deepam                        Rs. 10-00
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• Shashwatha Kumkumarchana (Early once)Rs. 1,016-00
• Suvarna Pushparchana (only weekday 8 AM to 10AM)Rs. 1,116-00
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• Shashwatha Pooja Abhishekam (Early once)  Rs. 1,116-00
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• Vahana Pooja
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• Scooter/Motor Cycle           Rs. 100-00
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• Car/Jeep                               Rs. 150-00
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• Bus/Lorry/Tractor              Rs 200-00

Accommodation

Guest Houses

1 Sri Rajanna Nilayam2 Suits (A.C) Rs,, 1500-00 (per one)

2 Sri Soma Guest House4 Suits (A.C) Rs,, 1200-00 (per one)

3 Sri Venkateshwara Swamy Guest House, Dwaraka

             Tirumala 3 Suits(A.C) Rs,, 1000-00 (per one)

4     Sri Raja Rajeshwara Swamy Guest House Vemulawada 

                3 Suits (A.C) Rs,, 1000-00 (per one)

5 Sri Durga Malleswara Swamy Guest House, Vijayawada 

               1 Suits (A.C) Rs,, 800-00 (per one)

6 Sri Laxmi Narsimha  Swamy Guest House, Yadagirigutta 

              4 Suits (A.C) Rs,, 800-00 (per one)

7 Sri Srisailam Guest House3 Suits  Rs,, 800-00 (per one)

8 T.T.D 100 Rooms Choultry 100 Rooms Rs,, 200-00 (per            one)

Sri Saraswathi Kavacham

Saraswathi Vandanam

Yaa Kundendu tushaara haara dhavalaa, Yaa shubhravastraavritha Yaa veenavara dandamanditakara, Yaa shweta padmasana, Yaa brahma achyutha shankara prabhritibhir Devaisadaa Vanditha (poojitha) Saa Maam Paatu Saraswatee Bhagavatee Nihshesha jaadyaapahaa

May that god - Bhagavathi - the blessed Saraswathi presiding divinity of learning and remover of our lethargy, laziness and mental object, protect us. She is pure and white just like the shrub, the complete moon and also the garland like formation of dewdrops. She is wearing a spick gown. She has in her hand, the auspicious instrument veena. She is seated  on a white lily. She is that the one World Health Organization is usually revered by Brahma the creator, Hindu deity the preserver, Shankara the destroyer and different Gods.

Saraswathi - Before Study

AKSHARA ABHYASAM

Saraswathi Namasthubyam, Varade Kamarupini! Vidyarambham Karishyami, Siddhir bhavatu me sada !

Oh ! god, Saraswathi, my humble prostrations unto Thee, World Health Organization area unit the fulfiller of all my desires. I begin my studies with the request that yard can bestow Thy blessings on American state

Saraswathi Shloka Gnanananda Mayam Devam Nirmala Spatika Kruthim Aadharam Sarva Vidyanam Hayagriva Upasmahe

promise myself before Hayagriva, the Deva World Health Organization is that the personification of Jnana(knowledge) and Happiness(Ananda), World Health Organization is extremely pure, and World Health Organization is that the basis of all learning.) the opposite vital sloka is one to god Saraswati, the God of learning.

Manikya veena upa laalayanthim, Madalasa manjula vag vilasam, Mahendra neela dyuthi komalangam, Mathanga kanyaam manasa smarami.

I meditate on the girl of sage Matanga, World Health Organization plays on the jewel adorned  Veena, World Health Organization is most beautiful and World Health Organization speaks sweetest words, World Health Organization is worshiped by Hindu deity , the king of devas, And World Health Organization has utterly pretty kind.

Saraswathi Mahabhage Vidye Kamala lochane Vidhya roope vishalakshi Vidyam dehi namosthuthe

Utsavam in basara temple

• Four Utsavams square measure performed at Basara temple throughout the year.

Basant(Vasantha) Panchami

• Vasanta Panchami heralds the arrival of spring. This pageant marks the primary day of spring.Vasantha means that the spring. Magh-Shukla Panchami, that usually falls within the month of Feb is widely known as Vasanth Panchami. The fields square measure mustard yellow with the ripening of crops. Yellow may be a auspicious color - a color of spirituality.
• Saraswathi is that the consort of Lord Brahma and is that the immortal of knowledge and information. She is that the personification of information - arts, science and crafts. She represents Shakti, ability and inspiration and presents herself once the weather is contented  and Nature is in its full grandeur.
• It is a season of inspiration and keenness.
• The most important facet of at the moment age} and age} is that Hindu kids square measure tutored reading and writing their initial words on this day - because it is taken into account an auspicious day to start a child's education. instructional establishments organize special prayers for Saraswati on these days. the good Indian guru Pandit Madan Mohan Malviya set the foundations of the best educational establishment, Kashi Hindu Vishwavidyalaya on Vasant Panchami.
• Saintly folks and folks inclined towards non secular progress attach nice importance to the worship of immortal Saraswati. As a observe, solely educated folks and men of principle worship immortal Saraswati for non secular enlightenment. In their opinion, there will be no comparison between the king and also the learned or the spiritually advanced. They believe that the king is worthy inside his kingdom, whereas the learned square measure revered or worshiped throughout the planet.
• For a lot of details regarding the Vasantha Panchami Utsavam at Basara Temple contact Basara Devasthanam.

Maha shivaRatri

Maha shivaratri is on Magha Bahula trayodashi usually falls within the month of Feb. Dhegiha Shivaratri Utsavam is performed every year at Basara Temple.

For a lot of details regarding the Dhegiha Shivratri Utsavam at Basara Temple contact Basara Devasthanam.

Vyasa Purnima

Vyasa purnima Utsavam is widely known on Ashadha Purnima. because the legend of the temple says the immortal of the temple was established by religious text Vyasa, thence Utsavam is performed in a very giant scale.

For a lot of details regarding the Vyasa Purnima Utsav at Basara Temple contact Basara Devasthanam.

Dussehra Navratri

On Ashwayuja Shuddha Dashami or popularly referred to as Dussehra Navratri Utsavams square measure performed for 9 nights. numerous poojas and square measure performed throughout these 9 days.

For a lot of details regarding the Vyasa Purnima Utsav at Basara Temple contact Basara Devasthanam.

(Note: because the satellite Calendar days and Gregorian calendar dates don't coincide each year, Kindly consult panchanga for the precise dates of those festivals. For Telugu calendar Please click here and for general panchanga in English click here)

Donation

Donation Schemes of the temple:

All the donations to Sri Gnana Saraswathi Devi Basara Temple square measure exempted from tax. Contact Devasthanam for additional details.

Annadanam theme (Free Meals)

• Devotees might gift
• Members - Rs. 1116 or in multiples of Rs. 1116
• Poshaka - Rs. 5116 or in multiples of Rs. 5116 or 1116
• Maharaja Poshaka - Rs. 10116 or in multiples of Rs. 10116 or 5116 or 1116

Towards Annadanam theme.

• Donations square measure deposited within the bank and also the interest accumulated are used for the annadanam.
• Donor might opt for one calendar date ( may be your birthday or wedding day or birthdays of your kids or the other occasion you will need to celebrate), Temple can perform Archana on the name and gotra of the donor and also the prasadam and receipt are sent to the donor through post.
• Names of the donors square measure displayed at the Annadanam feeding hall thereon day. presently temple runs this theme with the donations. on a daily basis Annadanam is given for two hundred individuals.

Abhishekam

• By donating Rs. 1116 or in multiples of Rs. 1116 donor might opt for one calendar date ( may be your birthday or wedding day or your birthdays of your kids or the other occasion you will need to celebrate) to perform Abhishekam to Sri Saraswathi Devi on the donors name and gotra. Prasadam and receipt are sent through post to the donor.
• All the donations to Sri Gnana Saraswathi Devi Basara Temple square measure exempted from tax. Contact Devasthanam for additional details.

Balabhoga Prasadam

• By donating Rs. 1116 or in multiples of Rs. 1001 donor might opt for one calendar date ( may be your birthday or wedding day or your birthdays of your kids or the other occasion you will need to celebrate) to supply Nivedana ( Prasadam) to the divinity on your name and gotra. Prasadam and receipt are sent to you thru post.
• All the donations to Sri Gnana Saraswathi Devi Basara Temple square measure exempted from tax. Contact Devasthanam for additional details.

Shashwatha Kumkumarchana

• By donating Rs. 1016 or in multiples thence donor might opt for one calendar date ( may be your birthday or wedding day or your birthdays of your kids or the other occasion you will need to celebrate) to supply Kumkumarchana to the divinity on your name and gotra. Prasadam and receipt are sent to you thru post.
• All the donations to Sri Gnana Saraswathi Devi Basara Temple square measure exempted from tax. Contact Devasthanam for additional details.

NOTE: The tax Exemption certificate U/S 80(G) are given from this Temple for his or her Donation quantity.

NRI devotees email North American nation for the checking account details of the Basara Temple. you'll directly transfer the number to Temple checking account

Please visit {again|once additional} this web site for more details or email with subject "Donation" to info@BasaraTemple.org

VISITING PLACES AND different TEMPLES IN BASAR

(Historical places)

1).SRI GNANA SARASWATHI TEMPLE

2).SRI MAHAKALI TEMPLE

3).SRI DATTATREYA SWAMY TEMPLE – On the thanks to                    Village    one kilometer from Main Temple

4).SRI VEDAVYASA MAHARSHI TEMPLE

5).SRI SHIVALAYAM (AT GODAVARI RIVER)

6).SRI religious text VYASA GUHA

7).SRI VEDAVATHI SHILA- close to Basar Bus Stand

8). SRI VENKATESHWARA SWAMY TEMPLE (NEAR                                    BUS STAND)

9). SRI Ganesh TEMPLE (NEAR BUS STAND)

10) SRI PARAMESHWARA TEMPLE (ON THE thanks to         VILLAGE)

11) GODAVARI watercourse – one kilometer FROM THE TEMPLE

How to reach Basara by Air

The nearest field is found at Hyderabad and Nanded. Travelers United Nations agency area unit coming back by air will reach Basara by choosing taxi, train or bus as outside the field, you may variety of transport facilities.

How to reach Basara by Rail

You can additionally get various trains to achieve Basara.

• Nanded is 112 kms faraway from Basar, 
• Nizamabad (35 kms) and 
• Mumbai (800 kms), if one is coming back by train. Railways area unit thought of as most suitable choice to travel because the train can stops at the Basar train depot. And train depot is simply fourteen kilometers faraway from the temple. any you'll rent any native transport facility to achieve there.

How to reach Basara by Road

Basar is well joined by road that connect it to major and minor elements of state and geographical area. Travelers United Nations agency area unit reaching to reach Basar via road, they ought to have in their information that 

• Hyderabad is around 127 kilometers, 
• Nizamabad is a few forty kilometers 
• Nanded is concerning a hundred and ten kilometre from Basara. This holy city is 
• one hundred fifty kilometers from  Adilabad.
• 70 km district headquarter nirmal

Executive Officer

Sri Gnana Saraswathi Devasthanam,

Village & Mandal : Basara
District : Nirmal, Pin - 504101, Telangana, India.
Devasthanam Phone number:(91) 08752 - 255503
Executive Officer (Office):(91) 08752 – 255550
Cell: 9491000656
Asst. Executive Officer (Office):(91) 08752 – 255550