For the welfare of the world and the preservation of Dharma, a historic event is set to take place in the month of Kartik. One crore Parthiv Shivlingarchana will be performed, and Kashi will bear witness to this grand occasion. Many Vedic Brahmins and scholars from across India will participate in this auspicious ceremony.
Approximately 20,000 devotees, including Sringeri Shankarayacharya Jagadguru Sri Sri Sri. Vidusekhara Bharathi Swamiji, Kanchi Shankaracharya Sri Sri Sri. Vijayendra Saraswati Swamiji, Pujya Guruji Sri. Anil Kumar Joshi of Nikhil Chetana Kendram, Nashik Kapildhara Ashram Guruji Sri Sri Sri. Kalkiram Maharaj ji (Adinath Sampradaya), and other peetadheeswar, are expected to join. There are preparations underway to include this event in the Guinness World Records.
Every year, 1.25 lakh Shivling rituals are performed in Kashi. However, for the first time, 1 crore Shivling rituals are going to take place in Kashi. This monumental ceremony will be conducted under the banner of Sri Sri Sri Vijayanandanadha Guru Seva Samiti, a Charitable Trust from Hyderabad (Telangana).
Pujya Guruji Sri. Anil Kumar Joshi ji of Nikhil Chetana Kendram mentioned that 1 crore Parthiv Shivlingarchan has never occurred anywhere on Earth before. For the first time, from November 19th to November 27th, 2023, this ritual will be held at Chet Singh Fort located at Shivala Ghat. Preparations for this program have already begun. Guruji Kalkiram Maharaj ji also emphasized the special significance of the month of Kartik in South India. Participation in this ritual is believed to bring eternal rewards.
“Kashi is Avimukta, a city never forsaken by Lord Shiva. According to mythology, it was at this place where the Lingam of Lord Shiva was first established and worshipped on Earth as the symbol of His perpetual presence.
Additionally, according to mythology, wherever Lord Shiva stepped in Kashi, a Shiv Lingodhbhav occurred. This means that wherever you dig in Kashi, you will find a Shiv Linga. Each Shiv Linga has its own story and significance. To name a few examples, Vishnu Linga, Brahma Linga, and Three Crore Deity Lingas have emerged from this sacred city of Varanasi.
