http://nayna.in/blog/divine-grace/kaveer-nivasini-mahalaxmi-temple-kolhapur-maharashtra/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=kaveer-nivasini-mahalaxmi-temple-kolhapur-maharashtra Creativity Unleashed - Copyright ©Nayna 2007-2010 Mon, 23 Apr 2012 12:48:46 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 http://nayna.in/blog/divine-grace/kaveer-nivasini-mahalaxmi-temple-kolhapur-maharashtra/comment-page-1/#comment-6510 Arun Lawane. Sun, 10 Oct 2010 15:30:02 +0000 http://nayna.in/blog/?p=352#comment-6510 I want Mahalaxmi Stotra (Jay padmapalashakshi jay twam shri patipriye......) in audio format. Where is it available? I want Mahalaxmi Stotra (Jay padmapalashakshi jay twam shri patipriye……) in audio format. Where is it available?

]]> http://nayna.in/blog/divine-grace/kaveer-nivasini-mahalaxmi-temple-kolhapur-maharashtra/comment-page-1/#comment-6098 R.N.Venkateswaran Sat, 27 Jun 2009 17:36:54 +0000 http://nayna.in/blog/?p=352#comment-6098 The place & the deity should be rightly called "Karaveerapura" & "Karaveera Nivasini" respectively. It is believed that this place was full of "Karaveera Pushpa (flower)" plants & hence the name. The karaveera pushpa (sanskrit) is called the Arali Pushpam in Tamil language, & I have no equivalent words in other languages. There is also a legend that Agastya Muni (Sage Agastya) visited this temple & recited the ashta lakshmi stotram. Kolhapur has a special place of significance to the Dasara's. Many dasas have composed and sung songs on Goddess mahalakshmi. The most important one being the Mahalakshmi Stuti in sanskrit "Jayakollapura nilayae" The place & the deity should be rightly called “Karaveerapura” & “Karaveera Nivasini” respectively. It is believed that this place was full of “Karaveera Pushpa (flower)” plants & hence the name. The karaveera pushpa (sanskrit) is called the Arali Pushpam in Tamil language, & I have no equivalent words in other languages.
There is also a legend that Agastya Muni (Sage Agastya) visited this temple & recited the ashta lakshmi stotram.
Kolhapur has a special place of significance to the Dasara’s. Many dasas have composed and sung songs on Goddess mahalakshmi. The most important one being the Mahalakshmi Stuti in sanskrit “Jayakollapura nilayae”

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