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Keladighat
Keladighat केलादीघाट Keladi | |
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 Photo of the bridge over Kali river as seen from Palpa side | |
  Keladighat Location in Nepal | |
| Coordinates: 27°52′26″N 83°55′50″E / 27.873939°N 83.930426°E / 27.873939; 83.930426Coordinates: 27°52′26″N 83°55′50″E / 27.873939°N 83.930426°E / 27.873939; 83.930426 | |
| Country |  Nepal |
| Zone | Gandaki Zone |
| District | Syangja District |
| Village Development Committee | Sankhar |
| Population (2011) | |
| • Total | 250 |
| Time zone | UTC+5:45 (Nepal Time) |
Keladi is a village in Sankhar VDC at Ward No-6.
It is considered as a historical place, and is known for the Radha Krishna Temple, where there are nonstop hymns (kirtan) and preaching for 24 hours by saints living in ashrams.
Contents
1 Geography
2 Notable heritage
3 Code of Conduct
4 Transportation
5 Tourism
6 Attraction
7 Shaligram Sheela
8 Non Violence Zone
9 Shree Bhagawat Sharan Devacharya Global Center for Spiritual Health
10 Shree Gopal Sharan Devacharya Global Center for Alternative Medicine
11 Museum of the Peace and Tolerance
12 Keladighat Observatory
13 Radha Krishna End of Life Care Center
14 Radha Rani Global Center for Vastu Shastra
15 Nimbarka Global Center for Shalgram Studies
16 References
Geography
Keladi is located at the eastern edge, which is the last border of Syangja separated by a stream called Maidi Khola, which separates two districts Syangja and Tanahun. It is bordered by Majuwa to the east, Bhattarai Danda to the north, and Palpa to the south. Kali Gandaki motorable bridge, Keladighat,[1] connects Syangja and Palpa.
Notable heritage
Radha Damodar Temple: is the historical temple built at the bank of Krishna Gandaki river is one of the main center of Nimbarka sampradaya built by Shree 1008 Golokbasi Bhagawat Sharan Devacharya Maharaj. The new temple has been recently constructed. The temple complexes have historical "Dharmashala", has statue of Maharaj ji. Temple has played leadership role in the development projects in this region. Protection of the lands and properties of this temple has been facing challenges. This responsibility has now gone to the general people for the protection of the historic heritage and development of the temple properties.
Radha Damodar Sanskrit College: is one of the state of the art Sanskrit college in this region. Its contribution in the development of the highly skilled manpower has been highly regarded. Hundreds of teachers, technical manpowers, government officials, saints attended the high school and college. Shree 1008 Golokbasi Bhagawat Sharan Maharaj Ji has great contribution in the establishment of this institution and is the brain child of him.
Shree 1008 Golokbasi Bhagawat Sharan Maharaj Ji: was one of the great saints of south Asia in his time. He was a great spiritual leader, teacher, healer, mentor and saints. He played important leadership role in establishing "Bhajankuti" in Vrindaban, India. He established several other ashrams in Nepal like Radha Krishna Shanti Ashram, Tallo Gagan Gauda, Kaski. He played important role in establishing ashrams in Devghat, Nepal and Guhawati, India. His students and followers are all around India and Nepal. Many of his students were great saints, politicians, government officials, teachers, social workers.
Shree 108 Gopal Sharan Devacharya Maharaj ji is currently the "Mahanta" of the temple. He was completed Acharya (Master's degree) in Vedanta at Sampurnananda University, Vrindavandham, UP, India. He is a great devotee of Radha Krishna. He is lifelong vegetarian and has residual paralysis due to the polio when he is at age of 3 yr old. He actively participates in Saptaha, Ekah, Bhagawat Prabachan and helps people through social work. He also actively participates in teaching students and Shree Radha Krishna devotees. He has been deeply involved in saving Krishna Gandaki River and developing her as International Hindu Destination.
Krishna Gandaki River: is one of the holiest river in Hindu religion. Shalagram Sheela is only found in this river. There is growing concern for the illegal trafficking of the shalgarm Sheela, destruction of the river banks and pollution of the river due to urbanization of the nearby cities without proper infrastructures.
Radha Damodar Old Age Home: is the newly established old age home in the temple premises under the assistance of the Government of Nepal. Sustainability, expansion of this home with quality care has been burning issue at this juncture.
Radha Damodar Hospital has been highly sought institution in this area. Because of the great religious center, old age home, and underserved local community; its role will be vital in this area. Health centre is in need of a family physician (GP), nursing staffs and physical therapist. Laboratory facility and 25 bedded hospital in its own building is the out standing need of the Keladidham.
Code of Conduct
1. I will advocate for the non violence against any animals including mankind.
2. I will encourage for "Simple living and high thinking."
3. I accept the fact that "All humans are equally created." I will start this from myself.
4. I understand, the fortune/lands I achieve will not be my personal/family heritage. I must utilize for the service of mankind.
5. I will participate in the enhancement of religion through selfless social services.
6. I will serve to expand religion through social services to the every corner of the world.
7. There is only place for transparency in this institution.
Transportation
- Public buses
- Taxis
These facilities are available from Butwal Bus Terminal, Pokhara Bus Park, Gongabu Bus Park, Waling Bus Park as well as Galyang, Bhimad Bus Park and as far as Kathmandu, the national capital.
Tourism
So far tourism is concerned, it lacks full support from the government. However, local political leaders are aware and have launched rafting from Ramdi to Chapakot, Keladi to as far as Devghat.
Attraction
Keladighat adds more significance to the village as because at some Hindu festivals like Maghe sankranti, Haribodhni ekadashi, Teej, there would be some cultural and historical programs. In such cultural and historical ceremonies people come for entertaining as well as for business trades.
Shaligram Sheela
Keladidham is famous for Shaligram Sheela. Hindu devotees feel fortunate to worship Sheela as an incarnation of Lord Bishnu.
Non Violence Zone
Keladidham believes in non-violence. Any kind of violence against animals is prohibited in this area. Use of alcohol or smoking recreational drugs or cigarettes are strictly prohibited.
Shree Bhagawat Sharan Devacharya Global Center for Spiritual Health
Keladidham is famous for her peacefulness and silence. Meditation all round the year is practiced here. Meditation and yoga are not only way interact with eternal soul but way of healthy and fruitful living in human life. Meditation and yoga has been considered as an integral part of modern medicine. It has been considered an art of healing for the many psychosocial, mental, chronic and non-healing ailments. Purpose of this institution will be to focus on both therapeutic, preventive health aspects of meditation and it further research in nurturing human life.
Shree Gopal Sharan Devacharya Global Center for Alternative Medicine
Different fields of alternative medicine such as ayurbeda, natural healing, yoga has been existent in this subcontinent many thousands year back. Role of this institution will be to provide holistic, therapeutic care to the underserved peoples with compassion and empathy. Further research to develop evidence based medicine will be conducted to develop traditional systems of healing.
Museum of the Peace and Tolerance
Keladighat has been the symbol of the eternal peace and tolerance since ancient time. Purpose of the museum will be to highlight the importance of tolerance for the permanent peace and harmony in the world.
Keladighat Observatory
Astronomy has been a long tradition in Hindu culture. This will provide to learn more about the universe and astronomy. More research in the field of astromy has been felt and Vedic students are expected to do more research in this field.
Radha Krishna End of Life Care Center
Goal of this center will be to ease end of life and provide comfort care. To achieve end of life with dignity, palliative and hospice care establishment will be the goal of this institution. In order to protect the environment and reduce pollutions, establishment of electric cremation of human body after death has been planned.
Radha Rani Global Center for Vastu Shastra
Goal of this institution is to enhance further research in the field of Vastu Shastra through scientific study based on Vedic principles. It has been expected to bring the peace, harmony and prosperity in each family.
Nimbarka Global Center for Shalgram Studies
Religious, spiritual and scientific importance of "Shalgram Sheela" has been uncomparable. This institution will focus on further research in this field to embrace deep knowledge on the ancient history, physics, chemistry and geology in relation to the Krishna Gandaki River. It is expected to enrich hindu religion all around the globe.
References
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