UPCOMING EVENT !!
A disciple of Pujya Shri Vardanand Bharati — in the sacred lineage of Parampujya Shri Dasganu Maharaj, the revered composer of Gajanan Vijay — and the son of Bharatacharya Prof. Shri Suresh G. Shevde, the celebrated composer of Gajanan Bavanni, the renowned orator, discourser, and literary figure Dr. Satchidanand Suresh Shevde will deliver a discourse on topic Discovering the Self - Who are We ?
Over 45 years and more than 7,000 programs across India and internationally, Dr. Shevde has enthralled hundreds of thousands of listeners. His discourses are alive with insight, deep reflection, and captivating narration that keeps audiences completely spellbound.
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About Shree Dattatreya Mandir
At the heart of our lies a dedicated mission to explore and illuminate the rich tapestry of spiritual traditions and philosophies. Our goal is to foster understanding and respect, providing a deep well of resources and insights for those seeking spiritual inspiration and growth.
The Dattatreya Mandir (or Dattatreya Temple) is a sacred Hindu temple dedicated to Lord Dattatreya, who is considered the combined incarnation of the Hindu trinity — Brahma (the creator), Vishnu (the preserver), and Shiva (the destroyer).
Lord Dattatreya is revered as a divine teacher (Guru) and a symbol of spiritual wisdom and renunciation. In Hindu tradition, he is seen as an Avadhuta—one who is free from worldly attachments. His teachings emphasize learning from nature and seeing divinity in everything.
He is often depicted with:
Three heads — symbolizing Brahma, Vishnu, and Shiva.
Six hands — carrying sacred symbols such as:
a Trishula (trident) – Shiva’s weapon,
a Chakra (discus) – Vishnu’s emblem,
a Kamandalu (water pot) – symbol of creation,
a Damaru – Cosmic sound
a Shankha (conch) – divine sound, and
a Jaapmala - spirituality.
Accompanied by four dogs (symbolizing the four Vedas) and a cow (symbolizing Mother Earth).
The tree behind Him is the wish fulfilling Audumbara tree. The cow is Kamadhenu literally meaning the cow of desire or the grantor of desires.
Some pictures show bhiksha patra / Gada (mace) / Lotus in some hands of Dattatreya
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