A place that is considered especially powerful; often it is a place where very powerful orsacred spirits reside. Also called power place.

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Journey

(Source: Myths - Dreams - Symbols)

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RISHIKESH: A sacred place in the Himalayas.

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theertham:

theertham. Sacred bathing place, sacred river spot.

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Lemnos A volcanic island in the Aegean Sea, formerly one of several places sacred to the kabiri, who were regarded as deities of the sacred cosmic fire; also sacred to Hephaestos.

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Rishikesh:

Rishikesh: a sacred place in the Himalayas.

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Tirtha:

Tirtha. Sacred bathing place. Power zone.

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Gokarna:

Gokarna. Sacred place extolled in the Puranas; situated on the extreme north of Kerala.

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havis:

havis. Sacred offering into the ritual fire place.

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kamakhya pitha:

seat of the goddess at Kamarupa. a place especially sacred as it is the place of the devi's yoni on earth.

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Sringiverapuram:

Sringiverapuram (Shringiverapuram). Sacred place ruled by King Guha of Nishada.

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CUMDACH: A lavishly ornamented shrine, usually used as a resting place for sacred of illuminated books.

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Sacrarium (Latin) The place wherein sacra (sacred objects) were kept; a shrine in a private house or temple.

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Dashashvamedha-ghata

The sacred bathing place at Prayaga where the Deity Madhava is worshiped. At this place Lord Chaitanya Mahaprabhu personally instructed Rupa Gosvami.

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Kamakhya Pitha:

Kamakhya Pitha. Seat of the Goddess at Kamarupa. A place especially sacred as it is the place of the Devi's Yoni on Earth.

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Tirtha: A sacred place of pilgrimage; a river or body of water in which it is auspicious and spiritual beneficial to bathe; the water offered in ritual worship and then sprinkled on or drunk by the devotees.

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Chaitya (Sanskrit). Any locality made sacred through some event in the life of Buddha ; a term signifying the same in relation to gods, and any kind of place or object of worship.

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Mahatmya (Sanskrit) Magnanimity; exalted state; the virtue of any divinity or sacred shrine. Also refers to a work which gives an account of the legends and merits of any holy place or object.

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GEAS: a Magickal Obligation that a Welsh Witch places him or herself under in order to prove his or her honor for the Gods. This is a very misunderstood term. The Witch may voluntarily accept a Geas, but a Geas can also be placed upon someone whom you wish to obligate. Also, a Sacred Trust.

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Mahabharata: The world's longest epic poem (110,00 verses) about the Mahabharata (Great Indian) War that took place about three thousand years ago. The Mahabharata also includes the Bhagavad Gita, the most popular sacred text of Hinduism.

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