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Avimukt Tirth / Avimukt Ghat / अविमुक्ततीर्थ
At Avimukt Tirth Kashi Vishvanath Mahadev worships the Lord. Those who bathe at this sacred place, or who leave their body here, very easily become free from material existence and reach the abode of god.[1]
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avimukteh narah snato
muktim prapnotyasamsayam
tatratha muncate pranan
mam lokam sa gacchati
Adi varaha Purana