open bath at ganga ghat (lady snan) holy bath

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watch open bath in tube well pool here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lTeveayLUKc Gange Ca Yamune Caiva - in sanskrit with meaning Snana (Bath) Sloka गङ्गेच यमुने चैव गोदावरी सरस्वति । नर्मदा सिन्धु कावेरी जलेऽस्मिन् संनिधिं कुरु ॥ Gangge-Ca Yamune Ca-Iva Godaavarii Sarasvati | Narmadaa Sindhu Kaaverii Jale[a-A]smin Samnidhim Kuru || Meaning: 1: O Holy Rivers Ganga and Yamuna, and also Godavari, Saraswati, 2: Narmada, Sindhu and Kaveri; Please be Present in this Water Near Me (and make it Holy). holy open bath [snan] men and women enjoying holy open bath ganga river PLZ WATCH LIKE AND PLZ TRY TO KEEP OUR HOLY RIVER GANGA [GANGES] CLEAN...HAR HAR GANGE HAR HAR MAHADEV [LORD SHIVA] open bath at ganga ghat (lady snan) holy bath The day on which the sun begins its journey northwards is referred to as Makara Sankranti. According to Hindus this takes place on the 14th January. This is due to the movement of the Earth with regards to the Sun. This festival is based on the Sun and not on the Moon like all others and for this reason the dates are for the English Calendar. open bath at ganga ghat (lady snan) holy bath PLZ KEEP MAA GANGA CLEAN “Propman” Abdull River Ganga/Ganges with its source in the mighty Himalayan mountains is considered to be the most sacred river by Hindus. The waters of Ganga ( Ganga jal) is believed to be self cleansing in nature and it is said that a single dip in the waters of this holy river will wash away all the sins of a person The last rites of the thousands of Hindus are performed at the numerous ghats along the shores of Ganga at the holy sites like Kashi, Varanasi etc. Thousands of human bodies are consigned to this holy river. Millions of Hindus take bath in the waters of this river day in and out and millions more in a single day during festival seasons throughout the year. And yet there is no sign of contagious diseases spreading from person to person due to contact through this river water! Nor is there any sign of things like skin disorders etc after bathing in this river! A river which is 2525 kilometers long, Ganga Jal – The Holy water of Ganga Antibacterial Nature of Ganges Water In 1896, E. Hanbury Hankin (a British physician) after testing the water of Ganga wrote in a paper published in the French journal Annales de IInstitut Pasteur , The bacterium Vibrio Cholerae which causes the deadly Cholera disease, when put into the waters of Ganga died within three hours! The same bacteria continued to thrive in distilled water even after 48 hours! He also suggested that the water of this river and its tributary Yamuna were responsible for containing the spread of this deadly disease cholera in the region in those days!! Water of Ganges has Anti-putrefaction properties C.E. Nelson, another British physician noticed that, the waters of Ganga when taken even from one of its dirtiest mouths at Hooghly, by the ships returning to England, remained fresh throughout the long journey!! Normally river water begins to putrefy over a period of time due to lack of oxygen which promotes the growth of anaerobic bacteria, which in turn gives rise to the smell of stale water. -~-~~-~~~-~~-~- Please watch: "Ganga ghat holy bath (snan)at open place kumbh mela" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GQznpM3fQEw -~-~~-~~~-~~-~-