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With deepest devotion and gratitude, first of all, I would like to offer my heartfelt thanks and humble Dandabat Pranam at the sacred lotus feet of Param Pujya 1008 Swami Ramanananda Giri Ji Maharaj, Peethadhish of Mahesh Sanyas Ashram, whose divine blessings guided us throughout this sacred journey.

We successfully completed the 64 Siddalinga Jyotirlinga Pada Yatra — a profound spiritual walking pilgrimage across the 11 districts of Bagmati Province, Nepal. Covering nearly 1,000 kilometers in 42 days, this was not merely a walk; it was a journey of inner awakening, self-realisation, and spiritual transformation of mind, body, and soul.

During the yatra, we performed 64 Siddalinga Rudra Abhisheks and stayed in temples, sattals, Buddhist monasteries, schools, colleges, government offices, municipalities, and community halls. Around 75 participants joined the sacred pilgrimage, including Batuks (Vedic students), Grihasthas, Sadhus, Saints, and Sanyasis.

The 64 Siddalingas are spiritually connected around the Kathmandu Valley in three sacred circles centered on the holy Pashupatinath Temple. Our pilgrimage began from Sindhuli District, Kusheshwor, after worshipping the sacred Bagmati River, and concluded at Rudragadeshwor, Pashupatinath Temple, with Bagmati worship, Pashupati Rudra Abhishek, and the grand 64 Siddalinga Havan.

This yatra was not only a spiritual movement but also a call for environmental awareness and river conservation in Nepal. Clean rivers are essential for performing sacred Rudra Abhishek with pure water, reminding us of the importance of protecting nature and preserving our spiritual heritage for future generations.

With prayers to Lord Shiva, we humbly seek forgiveness for our past actions that may have harmed nature and divine rights (Deva Adhikar). Through this sacred initiative, we also aim to promote Spiritual Tourism in Nepal and inspire people toward devotion, sustainability, and cultural awakening.

With devotion and gratitude,
Prakash Bolakhe Aananda

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Hindu dharm scriptures advocate for the physical and spiritual preservation of sacred spaces, encouraging both individual devotion and collective practice. These scriptures emphasise the spiritual power inherent in certain sacred lands including Nepal which are chosen by deities as their residence. Lord Shiva, also called Pashupatinath, is known to reside in the Himalayas and flowing from surrounding hills is the river of Bagmati that ultimately adorns the Pashupatinath temple before flowing and merging with the river Ganga.

Tied to Pashupat area, a Hindu pilgrim site, is the religious, cultural and traditional identity of Nepalis and the faith that they inherently carry throughout their lives and beyond. Yet, this area and many religious shrines throughout the nation remain vulnerable to degradation and neglect. Even the pilgrimage walkers admit to the dire conditions of the religious sites drawing immediate attention to the matter. Pilgrimage to holy sites is both a personal and collective activity as an act of faith. It is an individual choice to uphold and a collective one to practice which is why the Brihat Pashupat Kshetra Padyatra has been influential in promoting Hindu faith and sanctity, particularly in its appeal to preserve and conserve the Pashupat area. The pilgrimage was not just a trail, it was also a call for awareness.

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