Pratibha of Adiguru Shankaracharya: 108 feet Pratibha of Adiguru Shankaracharya unveiled, CM Shivraj

Pratibha of Adiguru Shankaracharya: 108 feet Pratibha of Adiguru Shankaracharya unveiled, CM Shivraj and saints circumambulated it.

 Last Thursday, the statue of Adiguru Shankaracharya installed on the Omkar mountain in Omkareshwar was unveiled amidst the chanting of Vedic mantras when Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan, Swami Avadheshanand Giri and other saints were also present. The saint and the CM went up to 75 feet in a temporary elevator. Later puja took place and the idol was circumambulated. 5 thousand sages and saints participated in the Brahmotsav, along with this Bhoomi Pujan took place in which Advaita folk were included, its foundation stone was laid, Aarti was performed, it will be ready by 2026.

 Omkar Mountain is present in Advaita Lok shape on about 11.5 hectares of land because the statue of Adiguru Shankaracharya has been installed in the middle of it. Advaita Lok and Acharya Shankar International Advaita Vedanta Institute are being established here.

 This statue of Shankaracharya is 108 feet high which is a symbol of unity, it was named 'Statue of Oneness' and this statue symbolizes the glimpse of 12 year old Acharya Shankar because at this age he came from Omkareshwar to propagate Vedanta. Had come out. The statue weighs 100 tonnes and is installed on a 75 feet high platform. It is made by mixing 88% copper, 4% zinc and 8% tin, which weighs 100 tonnes. To prepare it, 290 panel manufacturing company L&T has hired JTQ. Made from China, all 290 parts were brought to Omkareshwar and assembled

A 112 feet Rudraksha rosary made of 10 thousand Rudrakshas was brought from Sringeri Math in Karnataka for Adiguru Shankaracharya. Culture and Tourism Minister Usha Thakur also participated in the havan puja and after the havan puja, Kerala's traditional deities were worshiped through music and folk dance.

 About Shankaracharya.

 Adiguru Shankaracharya was born in Kaladi village of Kerala in 508-9 BC and Mahasamadhi in 477 BC. At the young age of 32, he visited four monasteries in four corners of the country - Jyotishpeeth Badarikashram, Shringeri Peeth, Dwarka Sharda Peeth and Puri Govardhan Peeth. Was established and among these four Peethas, Sanyasi Sanyasi is called 'Shankaracharya', since then these four Peethas are considered very famous and sacred even today.