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Posted: 15 years ago

#11

yes i know this temple

i went to Jammu too

lovely place

but unfortuantly didnt went to this temple yet

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-SalShah4eva-

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Posted: 15 years ago

#12

so did Bidaai team went to Jammu😲 and bani di i love this song

i added this song in my MP3 player always listen

but my i lost my mp3😡😭

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Bani

@Omshanti1111

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Posted: 15 years ago

#13

Its very clearly shown that they walked their way up, because they want to prove that they are not afraid of taking pain.

The best part of visiting Vaishno Devi is the penance and difficulty that one faces walking that huge distance. There are lots of options available now to reach there, but usually young and middle aged Bhakts take the pain to walk up the mountain, just as a means to prove that they are not afraid of taking the hardship

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Bani

@Omshanti1111

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Posted: 15 years ago

#14

Originally posted by: KiNnY-pArTnEr
so did Bidaai team went to Jammu😲 and bani di i love this song
i added this song in my MP3 player always listen

but my i lost my mp3😡😭

not sure where they went...dhun of jaimatadi seems like that..
regarding your mp3😭

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481744

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Posted: 15 years ago

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Originally posted by: Omshanti1111
Its very clearly shown that they walked their way up, because they want to prove that they are not afraid of taking pain.

The best part of visiting Vaishno Devi is the penance and difficulty that one faces walking that huge distance. There are lots of options available now to reach there, but usually young and middle aged Bhakts take the pain to walk up the mountain, just as a means to prove that they are not afraid of taking the hardship

well i know y r u saying this... then for ur very kind information i was giving answer to ur very question tht how could one reach to hiltop so soon ....i once went there this way coz tht time my family organised special pooja over there...........i myself is a huuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuge matarani bhakta n i vist d palce every 4 months .i have been visitng there since childhood and many manyyyyyyyyyyyy times i walked bare foot..xcept this helecopter facility i never took help of anyohter source be it horse or anything else n tht helecopter facility i took coz it was urgent for us to reach there ...so dont teach me all this.. tht how a sacha bhakt should reach there

by d way omshanti ji i m really sorry tht i replied to ur this very question.......i did nt know tht in this too u will start playing with words n very sweetly crtitcize us indirectly

plz stop all this .....this topic u made on mata rani whom i worship wholeheartedly

i was generally giving u information n thts it but ur this very reply showed to me tht u can only pretend to be wht u r not ...

i never thought tht in mata rani topic u will again star all ur diplomatic comments criticizing us

i m veryyyyyyyyyyyy sorry for giving u information

mata rani sorry for all this but i could nt bear d persons nonsense here too

n yes omshanti ji mata rani means alott to me n icant carry on with arguments with u in mata rani topic

only my mata rani knows being a regualr visitor to ma vaishnudevi , my motive was to only answer ur particular question which u raised......thts it ....nothing else

so i m over n out of any discussion with u

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481744

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Posted: 15 years ago

#16

edited...coz iby mistake posted d same comment twice

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tani_thk

@tani_thk

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Posted: 15 years ago

#17

Iam sorry but the temple shown is not MAA VAISHNO DEVI MANDIR . Now that is wrong information u are giving.If every mandir on the top of hill we referred as maa vaishno devi mandir than itz really sad . misinformation

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Pallavi

@-Pallavi-

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Posted: 15 years ago

#18

Originally posted by: Omshanti1111

Its not even in Jammu..from Jammu there are buses which take couple of hours to reach Katra...In Katra, army jawans and officers note down every detail of the visitor and give a "parchi" and then one can start your walk towards the top of the mountain...while climbing up , in the midpoint there is a place "arch kunwari", there is a temple there...then another half of the mountain...total, it takes now with a proper road at least 4-6 hours..then its said if one visits Vaishno Devi and does not visit "Bhairon nath "temple, then the darshan is incomplete...I myself could not walk again to the Bhairon nath temple....its very tiring...
but good point, the whole mountain way has water stalls and sitting benchesfrom the T-series of Gulshan Kumar...where one can sit down and rest a little..

The place looks very beautiful.

And after hearing what you say, I really feel like going there.

But what happens whenever we go to India during holidays is, we spend time with my parents and in-laws and hence cant get time to visit any place.

There are so many beautiful places in north, which we havent seen yet. I think we can fulfil this dream of ours only after we retire and settle down in India finally 😊

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Bani

@Omshanti1111

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Posted: 15 years ago

#19

Originally posted by: reguser

The place looks very beautiful.

And after hearing what you say, I really feel like going there.

But what happens whenever we go to India during holidays is, we spend time with my parents and in-laws and hence cant get time to visit any place.

There are so many beautiful places in north, which we havent seen yet. I think we can fulfil this dream of ours only after we retire and settle down in India finally 😊

also, this visit requires some time in hand, because its a long journey . The original temple is very nice, before entering the temple, there is a provision to take a complte head bath. Arrangements are very nice there.

I do understand the time constraint. Same for all of us, how our vacation gets over in no time.

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Pallavi

@-Pallavi-

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Posted: 15 years ago

#20

Originally posted by: Omshanti1111

also, this visit requires some time in hand, because its a long journey . The original temple is very nice, before entering the temple, there is a provision to take a complte head bath. Arrangements are very nice there.

I do understand the time constraint. Same for all of us, how our vacation gets over in no time.

And imagine for us we have to travel from Bangalore....It is like from one end of India to another end 😊

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