YATRA AND ITS PARAMARTHA

They are Malaya, Mangalaprastha, Mainaka, Trikuta, Rishabha, Kutaka, Kollaka, Sahja, Devagiri, Rishyamuka, Sri Saila, Venkata, Mahendra, Varidhara, Vindhya, Suktiman, Rikshagiri, Pariyatra, Drona, Chitrakuta, Govardhana, Raivataka, Kakubha, Nila, Gokamuka, Indrakila and Kamagiri.

The list of rivers begin with Chandravasa followed by Tamraparni, Avatoda, Kritamala, Vaihayasi, Kaveri, Veni, Yayasvini, Sarkaravarta, Krishnan, Venya, Bhimarthi, Godavari, Nirvindya, Payoshri, Tapi, Reva, Surasa, Narmada, Charmanvati, Sindhu, Andha, Tunga, Sona, Mahanadi, Vedasrimiti, Rishikulya, Trisma, Kausiki, Mandakini, Yamuna, Saraswati, Drishadvati, Gomati, Sarayu, Rodhaswti, Saptavathi, Sushoma, Satadru, Chandrabhaga, Marudvridha, Vitasta, Asikni and end with Visva. To be precise every inch our Bharata khanda exudes divinity and ensures eternal bliss. The waters of the sacred rivers have several uses and confer countless merits. They are used for naivedya, abhisheka, medicine, cleansing, washing and removing invisible spirits and sins. They purify man, besides being-indispensable for living. According to puranas, the waters of Saraswathi purify man after a bath of three days of Yamuna after seven days of Ganga instantly of Narmada on mere sight, but of Tapi by mere remembering.

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