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00:00The beginning of Mahakumbha is a long time ago.
00:07In Satyug, once Maharishi Durvasa did his penance.
00:13He appeared with a divine garland and gave it to Devraj Indra.
00:16He said, O Devraj, you are going to take care of all the three worlds.
00:21I give you this garland so that you stay healthy and your fame increases.
00:26Devraj Indra was in his ego.
00:30He threw that garland on Airavat.
00:34Airavat picked it up and threw it towards Durvasa Rishi.
00:38Durvasa got angry and cursed all the deities to lose their fame.
00:43And as soon as this curse was lifted,
00:46all the deities lost their fame, their intelligence and everything else.
00:50In the whole world, love, compassion, compassion, love, etc.
00:56All the good qualities that make the earth more beautiful,
01:00gradually they started losing them.
01:02So everyone started getting worried.
01:04Later, they went to Lord Vishnu, to Lord Brahma.
01:07Lord Brahma told them that all the deities are there in the sea.
01:11So let's do the manthan.
01:13So for the manthan, there were enough deities.
01:16So the asuras were helped.
01:18Bali, the king of the asuras, and Devraj Indra,
01:21they decided that whatever they would get from the manthan,
01:25they would distribute it among themselves.
01:27When they distributed it,
01:29poison came out of the asuras.
01:32The first gem was poison.
01:34No one was ready to take it.
01:36The whole world was filled with insults.
01:38Everyone was worried.
01:40So the deities and asuras prayed to Lord Shiva.
01:44Lord Shiva pleased Lord Shiva.
01:46He said, Lord Shiva, only you can save this world,
01:48or else all this will be destroyed.
01:50So Lord Shiva took the poison of Kaal Koot.
01:52From then on, his name was Neelkanth.
01:54Neelkanth, God.
01:56And after that, there were 14 more gems.
01:58Kamdhenu, Aswesrava Ghoda, Kalpavriksha,
02:02and Dhanvantri.
02:04Dhanvantri Ji was born with the amrit kalas.
02:09After that, when the amrit came out,
02:12the war started.
02:14Everyone was ready to take it.
02:16There was a war there.
02:18So Indra's son, Jain,
02:20ran after him in the sky.
02:22Asuras also ran after him.
02:24So everywhere in the world,
02:26it is said that
02:28there were 12 drops of amrit.
02:30But...
02:32In the universe.
02:34But in the mortal world, there were 4 drops.
02:36And those 4 places are
02:38our Tirtha Puriyagraj,
02:40Avantikapuri Ujjain,
02:42Trimbakeshwar Nashik,
02:44and Mayanagari Haridwar.
02:46In these 4 places,
02:48these drops are found.
02:50So, even in Priyagraj,
02:52when there is a situation of special planets,
02:54this drop is found there.
02:56This is for them.
02:58In that stream of time,
03:00the environment here is as pure as Ganga and Yamuna.
03:02Ganga Ji has hundreds of pure rivers,
03:04and Yamuna Ji also has hundreds of
03:06pure rivers.
03:08So, all these rivers,
03:10along with Mata Saraswati,
03:12meet here.
03:14So, on this earth, if India is the most
03:16pious land, then even in India,
03:18this Tirtha Puriyagraj,
03:20is the purest place.
03:22So, where we are sitting,
03:24standing in the sand of Ganga and Yamuna,
03:26is the purest place on earth.
03:28And here, at that time,
03:30in that month of Magha,
03:32when Kumbh is organized,
03:35then this place is filled with spiritual energy.
03:38There are some things
03:40which are visible to the eyes,
03:42but there are many things which are not visible.
03:44But we cannot say that they are not there.
03:46Abhash?
03:48Not Abhash, they are there.
03:50For example, if you put a piece of ice in water,
03:52one part stays above,
03:54and the other part stays below.
03:56So, to know that depth,
03:58you have to dive.
04:00So, when you dive into spirituality,
04:02the depth is 10% and 90% is invisible.
04:04Because of which,
04:06there are earthquakes here too.
04:08Which are the important parts of Kumbh?
04:12In Kumbh,
04:14there are five main baths.
04:16Among them, three are considered.
04:18One is Makara Sankranti,
04:20then Moni Amavasya of Madhya,
04:22and then Basant Panchami.
04:24These three baths are considered the main baths.
04:26All the Nagas,
04:28Sanyasis, Vaishnavas and all the Mahatmas
04:30bathe in these baths.
04:32And after that,
04:34after bathing in Basant Panchami,
04:36all the Sanyasi Akhadas
04:38go towards Varanasi,
04:40towards Baba Vishwanath's city.
04:42Our Panchayati Akhada, Mahanirmani,
04:44does Panchakoshi,
04:46then Antargarhi,
04:48and then on Shivratri,
04:50we also visit Lord Vishwanath.
04:52And after Holi,
04:54we leave from there,
04:56wherever the Mahatma comes from.
04:58When three Mahatmas come
05:00during the festival,
05:02what importance does it have
05:04for them,
05:06and what should they do?
05:10The thing is that
05:14you are coming on a religious
05:16and spiritual journey.
05:18You are not coming on a picnic.
05:20First of all,
05:22this should be kept in mind.
05:24A picnic and a tourist spot are two different things.
05:26So, if you come here
05:28with that mentality,
05:30you will not get the benefit
05:32of the main source of energy here.
05:34When you come here
05:36with a purely spiritual
05:38and religious perspective,
05:40and if you come with such a feeling,
05:42then you will get the full benefit here,
05:44and you will see the energy
05:46that is present here at that time.
05:48All the Sankracharyas,
05:50all the Akhadas,
05:52all the Matmatantras spread
05:54all come here.
05:56All the Rishis and Munis,
05:58and all the Tirthas,
06:00as it is said,
06:02the heads of all the Tirthas
06:04also come to the Sangam.
06:06So, bathing in any Tirtha here
06:08means that you have bathed everywhere.
06:10Priyag Raj,
06:12all the Tirthas,
06:14all the Tirtha Adhipatis,
06:16all the Deva Adhipatis,
06:18all sit here at that time.
06:20They come here and bow down
06:22to all the Devas,
06:24and here they have bathed
06:26in the holy Sangam of Ganga Yamuna.
06:28So, they have bathed in all the Tirthas.
06:30This is believed.