Narayanpur is a famous place in Pune
region. Narayanpur is famous for their Lord Ek Mukhi Datta. Usually
lord Datta has 3 faces but in Narayanpur there is Ek Mukhi Datta. The
statue of Lord Ek Mukhi Datta is very beautiful. The idol of Lord Dattatreya
here in the sanctum is different from the idols that we see otherwise.
You can also see the Padukas i.e. footwear of Lord Datta here. These
were placed in the sanctum by Lord Datta himself before he left for
Samadhi. Many devotees comes to Narayanpur on the eve of Guruvar and
Pournima. The number goes in lacs on the occasion of Datta Jayanti. Many
people come to listen the "Pravachan" of Shri.Sadguru Narayan Maharaj
(Anna).
Aatereya Foundation is form in the year 2016. former member and chairmen of this foundation is Mr. Milan Mahajan Sir, and Secretory is Mrs. Deepali Mahajan Madam is located at professor colony jamner road bhusawal
Aatereya
Foundation is form in the year 2016. former member and chairmen of this
foundation is Mr. Milan Mahajan Sir, and Secretory is Mrs. Deepali
Mahajan Madam is located at professor colony jamner road bhusawal
Aatereya
Foundation is form in the year 2016. former member and chairmen of this
foundation is Mr. Milan Mahajan Sir, and Secretory is Mrs. Deepali
Mahajan Madam is located at professor colony jamner road bhusawal
Aatereya
Foundation is form in the year 2016. former member and chairmen of this
foundation is Mr. Milan Mahajan Sir, and Secretory is Mrs. Deepali
Mahajan Madam is located at professor colony jamner road bhusawal
Aatereya
Foundation is form in the year 2016. former member and chairmen of this
foundation is Mr. Milan Mahajan Sir, and Secretory is Mrs. Deepali
Mahajan Madam is located at professor colony jamner road bhusawal
Aatereya
Foundation is form in the year 2016. former member and chairmen of this
foundation is Mr. Milan Mahajan Sir, and Secretory is Mrs. Deepali
Mahajan Madam is located at professor colony jamner road bhusawal
Dattatreya, or Sri Datta, as he is also referred to, is a
Hindu deity who is also regarded as an aspect of the Divine
Trinity or Trimurti of Brahma, Vishnu and Maheshwara. The name
"Dattatreya" is derived from two Sanskrit words, Datta (which
means "given") and Atreya (which refers to the sage Atri, who
was also Datta’s biological father).
In the Nath tradition of Hinduism, Dattatreya is considered to
be an avatar or reincarnation of Lord Shiva and is revered as
the Adi-Guru or the First Teacher of the Adinath Sampradaya of
the Nath sect of followers. Dattatreya first emerged as a
teacher of Yoga, with clear Tantric traits. But later, he was
accepted and absorbed into many other cults and sects, even
including the more conventional Vaishnavism. He is also
considered more of a God today, than a teacher. Today, this
deity is worshiped by a multitude of Hindus from all walks of
life, spanning the entire globe.
Dattatreya, or Sri Datta, as he is also referred to, is a
Hindu deity who is also regarded as an aspect of the Divine
Trinity or Trimurti of Brahma, Vishnu and Maheshwara. The name
"Dattatreya" is derived from two Sanskrit words, Datta (which
means "given") and Atreya (which refers to the sage Atri, who
was also Datta’s biological father).
In the Nath tradition of Hinduism, Dattatreya is considered to
be an avatar or reincarnation of Lord Shiva and is revered as
the Adi-Guru or the First Teacher of the Adinath Sampradaya of
the Nath sect of followers. Dattatreya first emerged as a
teacher of Yoga, with clear Tantric traits. But later, he was
accepted and absorbed into many other cults and sects, even
including the more conventional Vaishnavism. He is also
considered more of a God today, than a teacher. Today, this
deity is worshiped by a multitude of Hindus from all walks of
life, spanning the entire globe.
