Singing Ganesh Bhajans in Bali, Indonesia

Bali - Ganesha

Indonesia was a Hindu nation before the people converted to Islam and Hindu temples are therefore found across the country. Bali, which remains almost entirely Hindu continues to worship in the Hindu way. They follow the Vedas, hold pujas and worship Brahma, Vishnu and Mahesh. Balinese Hindus are however mainly Shiva worshipers and not surprisingly Ganesh is a popular deity and his idols are often found during excavations and also in temples where worship continues to be held.

One of the most popular Ganesh murtis is found in Ubud, a place of many Hindu shrines. Hindus revere the idol and offer it worship. Bolo Ubud waale Ganesh ji ki jai!

Watch a video of a Westerner bhakta singing to a Balinese Ganesha icon onhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Et3frA7IePo

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Worshiping Brahma, Vishnu and Shiva in Muslim Indonesia

Brahma, Vishnu, Mahesh

Brahma, Vishnu and Shiva are present in a cave in Ubud, Bali, Indonesia, in the form of three lingas that are venerated by the local Hindus. The cave is called Goa Gajah. Goa, which is pronounced Guha, is cave in Sanskrit and Gajah is elephant. 

There was a time when Indonesia, which is now a Muslim country except for the island of Bali, used to be predominantly Hindu. To this day, there are Hindu temples across the country. 

Bali, however, remains staunchly Hindu and there also have been several instances of Muslims embracing Hinduism in the country.

May the three Lords - Brahma, Vishnu and Mahesha - of Guha Gajah - bless us with pride in the traditions of Sanatan Hindu Dharma! 

Watch a video of a puja in Bali by an Indonesia Hindu Brahmin on the following link https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=507u9diploM 

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Footprint of Maa Kalika in the Himalayas

Kalishila is a huge rock that carries the footprint of Mother kali. On the rock is a crystal jutting out of the rock that is worshipped as as a manifestation of Mother Kalika. The rock is believed to mark the spot where Brahma, Vishnu and Mahesh prayed to Devi to deliver the three worlds from the Asura Raktabeeja. 

The stone looks like a Tantric Yantra and there are mantras inscribed on the rock.

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