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Somnath

Shri Mallikarjuna

Shri Mahakaleshwar

Shri Omkareshwar

Shri Vaidhynath / Vaijhnath

Shri Bhimashankar

Shri Rameshwaram

Shri Nageshwarnath

Shri Vishweshwarnath

Shri Trimbarkeshwar

Shri Kedareshwar

Shri Ghrishneshwar

 
  Shri Vaidhynath / Vaijhnath

In the south west of Keeul Station situated on the Patna-Calcutta railway route 150 km away, Vaijnatheshwar, this Jyotirlinga is situated, The associated story is as follows. With the burning desert for power, might and strength Ravana started worshipping Lord Shiva with mind and soul. During summers, he would Partake Panchagni and during winters, he would stay in water. During the rains, he would stay in the open fields and practice serve penance.
Even after long penance when Lord Shiva did not appear he made a Parthivlinga and installed it. He dug a pit near it and lighted fire just beside it. Accordingly, to the Vedic
scripture he performed worship of Shiva front of the fire. He started cutting his heads one by one and offered it as oblation to the Lord. Because of Shiva grace the moment he would cut his head and offer it, it was come back to its original place. In this way he offered his head 9 times. When he was about to offer his 10th head to the God, Lord Shiva appeared and Said – O Ravana! I am pleased with your devotion you ask me for a boon you desire.
Ravana asked for invincibility and tremendous might and power. Lord Shiva blessed him accordingly. Ravana requested Lord Shiva to accompany him to Lanka. At that time Shiva handed him a linga and warned Ravana that if you keep this Lings anywhere on earth it shall fix itself to the ground and shall remain there for eternity. He thanked Lord Shiva and holding the linga carefully started of to the Lanka. Because of Lord Shiva’s Maya Ravana felt like answering nature’s call, which was uncontrollable. He gave the linga to a small boy standing beside and told him to hold it. The small boy could not withstand the weight of the linga and he kept it on the ground. No sooner, he had done so the linga affixed itself strongly to the ground for eternity. Despite all his efforts, Ravana could not lift it and in despair, Ravana returned home. This Shiva linga itself is the Jyotirlinga named Vaijnath.
Releasing the truth, all the gods along with Brahmaji appeared there. They took the blessing of Lord Shiva and started singing his praises.
By worshipping Vaijnath Jyotirlinga, one can eliminate all his/her worries and miseries It is also a giver of Moksha and all types of happiness. Devotees carry ‘Kanwars’ on their shoulders and complete their travel here.
   

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