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Friday, April 13, 2018

A Terrestrial Travel

On 7th April, 2018 we ( my fellow traveler and I) visited two interesting places with historical and-cultural-significance-in the state of Andhrapradesh. We first headed to Jaladheeswara temple at Ghantasala village, the fourth ancient temple that belongs to 1st century which was installed by Agastya. We were stopped at the entrance as the colossus of Ghantasala, Jaladheeswara and gowthama Buddha where the air is suffused  with the transcendental panorama. The mystic received goosebumps. 


There is nothing new or exciting  in the temple of Jaladheeswara to the ordinary. Everything is banal to a dull spirited and blunt witted man. The historic truth hidden behind the temple unveils the intense spiritual feeling. The stone inscriptions showing that the temple  belongs to 1st century titillates the senses and at once you feel the aura of Agastya.


On the return journey we stopped at Movva. The small village is the birthplace of the great 17th century composer Kshetrayya. We could not learn much about kshetrayya but we were content with the sight of the village centre and the jabled temple of Krishna. I have a penchant for old styled houses. I took a snap of the 1980s house and had a brief conversation with the house owner. The castle-type ancient houses of 60s and 70s are tug at heart. wow! castle or house?

In our onward journey we first embarked on  pamarru stopped for a while at Hitam school and continued to Ghantasala via , kuchipudi and movva, finally landed at Ghantasala the Nigara to my heart.

The back roads were  surrounded by greenery and  were dotted by villages. The ample way-side ponds are filled with brilliant red lotuses that stung our eyes. 

I kissed the crimson lotus flowers (my camera) that sedated me. For breakfast we sojourned at Kuchipudi village where the EPONYMOUS classical dance form is being nurtured for centuries. 

When we resumed our journey after the breakfast vistas of green trees and clean serene cement roads buzzing with silence, ancient castle-like houses enriched our journey. They looked like oriental dancers lined up to invite us to Ghantasala singing the traditional welcome song.   



The return journey is a PHANTAS MAGORIA of exuberant images but my emotion laden heart was consistently railed by languorous Kshetrayya padam compositions which were simpatico to my wistful thoughts that melted down with the cooing of French greetings at the Launching ceremony of French program at HITAM school @ Pamarru. The mysterious journey lost its spiritual moisture and the day shriveled its face and finally transmuted  into an effervescent  French class echoing with euphoric French salutations!!!  


14 comments:

  1. It's a wonderful article.while reading this article i feels the experience of traveling along with you sir and i feel the beauty of nature of the village atmosphere.so i got a very good experience by reading this article.

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  2. It's a osm ancient places and your
    traveling experience,also you exposes the village atmosphere.good experience traveling in read these article.

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  3. It's a great article ,while i reading this article I feel and enjoy the beauty of greenary and nature of village.Iam lucky to become a student of you,thank you sir and waiting for many beautiful articles

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  4. I has learned something about temples history.I feel that travelling expenses.And also I enjoyed your greennary experience sir.Thank you sir for writing such article and making the interest on temples . Thank you so much sir,I would like to encourage to write to get awareness on temples and greennary. Thank you for providing such articles.

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  5. Fantastic article . Very nicely described the experience in a poetry manner with beautiful english.

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  6. U are a fantastic person sir.you make a mountain out of a mole-Hill. U only follow in this article action speaks louder than words. Beauty is in the eye of the beholder.

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  7. Beautiful article sir 👌👌👌

    from SANJANA:¬)

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  8. A nice article SIR I enjoy the feeling of traveling I feel like I am travelling with you it's a nice article with new words feeling intrested and happy to read thanks for writing this article and making us feel the happiness you enjoy sir

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  9. This is a very good article sir 👏. I have also visited the temple,however your description showed me the real beauty of the temple. It seems you had a beautiful journey. Your narration about every bit of the journey made me feel like I was also along for the ride

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  10. I found new words will reading this article and enjoyed very much in searching the meaning of those words, the way you present the article is excellent sir.

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  11. It's an amazing blog. I feel my presence with you while reading this blog. Young people these days doesn't know about the culture and history of there native place. Even I too doesn't know about my native place. This blog not only makes us to know, but also makes us to feel the way you felt. We are grateful that you are sharing moments of your life with us.

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  12. Your writing is so beautiful because you always know the right word for the right moment

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  13. Very beautifuly describe the experience in a poetic way while reading this article I learn vocabulary.i feel village environment...iam lucky to read your articles thank you so much sir

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