Ayodhya Ram Mandir: Shri Ram came to Kannauj for the atonement of Brahmahatya, the name of Ram emerges on removing the bark of the tree here

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Ayodhya Ram Temple News Charan Padukas are worshipped in the temple on the Chintamani Ghat of Kannauj where Sri Ram also offered food to the Brahmins after performing the Yagya.

The mythological beliefs of Kannauj also have their importance. After the victory of Lanka, Prabhu Shri Ram came here to atone for Brahmana after killing Pandit Ravana. The Chintamani Ghat on the banks of the Ganges bears testimony to this. Thousands of devotees throng the temple on the day of Diwali to put the forehead on the feet of Lord Shri Ram.

Mokshadayini Chintamani Temple is built on the banks of Ganges and Kali. Later, the devotees gave it the form of a temple. According to public opinion and beliefs, after the victory of Lanka, Lord Ram went to Guru Vishwamitra for the redressal of the Brahmana dosha. He asked to go to the ascetic monk Chintamani in the forest north of Kushanagari (ancient name of Kannauj). Shriram Pushpak came to Kannauj on the plane with Sita, Lakshmana, Guru Vishwamitra and Hanuman.

Mata Sita made food for the Brahmins at Chintamani Ghat with her own hands. This place is known as Sita Rasoi. Even today, his ruins (left pieces of broken objects) exist. It is also the Yagyashala, where Shri Ram performed the yajna. Please tell that Muni Chintamani was the vice-chancellor of Vishwamitra's father Raja Gadhi (King of Kannauj). People claim that it is mentioned in Srimad Bhagwat.

Charan Padukas are still worshipped today

Ramsevak Das, the head priest of the temple, states that Lord Shriram left his footsteps at Chintamani Ghat for the welfare of the Brahmins, who are enshrined in the temple here. There are also about ten places in the temple premises, the footprints of God, which are still present on the rocks. Devotees worship the Padukas every Sunday.

Ram's name emerges on the tree

There is a thousand of years old Kadamb tree on the ghat. The villagers say that on removing the bark of the tree, the shape of the name Ram comes on the trunk. It is believed that every wish is fulfilled here. 50-year-old Nandram said this ghat was earlier known as Ramghat. Villagers call the Kadamb tree the name of Ram. Prithviraj says that we have heard about the arrival of the Lord from the ancestors. Ever since the senses are handled, looking at the tree in the same shape.