GOMATESHWARA (KARNATAKA)
It is a statue of Gomateshwara or Bahubali (a Jain Arihant), of 60 feet/18 m situated at Shravanabelagola, in Karnataka. This solid statue of Gomateshwara was worked by the priest of Ganga tradition and administrator Chamundaraya in AD 981.
It is situated at a separation of 140 km from Bangalore. A great many travelers, enthusiasts or pioneers from over the world and India visit the place amid the occasion of Maha-Mastak-Abhisheka (Anointing Ceremony).
This celebration is seen by the Jain aficionados once in each 12 to 14 years. Amid the celebration, the leader of the statue is washed by gallons of Water, Milk, Honey, Sandal, including eight distinct sorts of shoe glue. The Jain enthusiasts do this to get capable otherworldly vitality.
It is a statue of Gomateshwara or Bahubali (a Jain Arihant), of 60 feet/18 m situated at Shravanabelagola, in Karnataka. This solid statue of Gomateshwara was worked by the priest of Ganga tradition and administrator Chamundaraya in AD 981.
It is situated at a separation of 140 km from Bangalore. A great many travelers, enthusiasts or pioneers from over the world and India visit the place amid the occasion of Maha-Mastak-Abhisheka (Anointing Ceremony).
This celebration is seen by the Jain aficionados once in each 12 to 14 years. Amid the celebration, the leader of the statue is washed by gallons of Water, Milk, Honey, Sandal, including eight distinct sorts of shoe glue. The Jain enthusiasts do this to get capable otherworldly vitality.
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