I am Nivid: December 2012

Nainital
Almora
KaparKhan
Binsar Wildlife Century
Binsar Top
Lakhudiyar
Dandeshwar
Jageshwar
Vridh Jageshwar
Chitai Golu Devta Mandir
Bright End Corner
Kakarighat
Sattal

Do you know the meaning of word 'NIVID'?

'NIVID' is early form of Mantra. Its origin is described in the Aitareya-Brahmana. Prajapati, filled with desire for creation, gave himself up to tapasya in silence for a year, and then uttered the first Word twelve times, from which emerged the Universe. This Word of twelve syllables is known as 'NIVID'. Nivids are described as being 'ancient' and 'many' in several passages in the Rigveda.

'NIVID' is 'early form of Mantras', 'Invocationary Formulas',
'Prayer for invoking or calling upon a deity', 'an entreaty for aid and guidance from a Muse, deity', 'the act of invoking or calling upon a deity, spirit, etc., for aid, protection, inspiration'.

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Wednesday, December 26, 2012

Kakrighat enroute Bhowali DEC 2012

Sunset Point Bright End Corner Almora

Chitai Golu Devta Temple Almora DEC 2012

Vriddh Jageshwar

Jageshwar Dham covered with snow DEC 2012

Dandeshwar Temple enroute Jageshwar

Lakhudiyar enroute Jageshwar

Binsar Top and KMVN Binsar resort DEC 2012

Binsar Wildlife Century track DEC 2012

Snow in Kaparkhan enroute to Binsar DEC 2012

Almora

Nainital Dec 2012

December 2012 Road Trip

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