Brahma Tirth

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Brahma Tirth / ब्रह्मतीर्थ

  • Lord Brahma, the Grandfather of the universe, is present at Brahma Tirth and worships the Supreme Lord here.
  • By taking bath, performing achamana, drinking the Yamuna water or residing here, a person advances to Vishnulok under the auspices of Brahma.
  • This place is called Brahma Tirth because of its connection with Lord Brahma.[1]


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References

  1. ↑ tirthanam-uttamam tirtham
    brahmaloke'tivisrutam
    tatra snatva ca pitva ca
    niyato niyatasanah
    brahmana samanujnato
    visnulokam sa gachchhati ---Adi-Varaha Purana
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