darshan
ದರ್ಶನ
definition
noun
You gave me the tools to practice Hinduism: I learned how to do puja, how to worship in a temple, how to feel the darshan of a Deity, how to participate in the great festivals.
an opportunity or occasion of seeing a holy person or the image of a deity.
translation of 'darshan'
ಮಹಾತ್ಮನನ್ನು ನೋಡುವುದು,
ಶ್ರೇಷ್ಠ ದರ್ಜೆಯ ವ್ಯಕ್ತಿ,
ದರ್ಶನ
example
Hindus attach great importance to a 'darshan', or view, of a saint or holy image
You gave me the tools to practice Hinduism: I learned how to do puja, how to worship in a temple, how to feel the 'darshan' of a Deity, how to participate in the great festivals.
The perturbed Devi decided to leave the place, but agreed to give 'darshan' to devotees for 12 days commencing from ‘Thiruvathira’ in Dhanu month of Malayalam era.
A self-contained queue complex like the one at the Tirupati Devasthanam would be a great relief to the pilgrims who wait for hours together on the trekking path for the holy 'darshan' .
We have come to do 'darshan' - to catch a glimpse of the God - in the miraculous image of Shiva in the temple at Kedarnath.
he was shown dancing, attending 'darshan', eating in the dining hall
Passengers will have a 'darshan' of these deities free.
Many people who got saved experienced the 'darshan' [sight] of prakash [divine light].
The satisfaction of having had a wonderful 'darshan' of the Lord reflects on their smiling faces.
Even as the yatra officially started on July 15, devotees have been visiting the holy cave one month prior and so far 54000 pilgrims have had 'darshan' at the shrine.
The APTDC will provide accommodation till 5 a.m. at a guesthouse there and then devotees will be taken for 'darshan' by 10 a.m after breakfast.
A recently evolved trend among devotees coming from outside Kerala is to leave behind the clothes that they wear during their pilgrimage near the Pampa River while returning after 'darshan' at the Ayyappa shrine.
A section of ruralites, with a sense of absolute fulfilment, offers ‘prasadam’ to the passers-by after having a 'darshan' of the deity.
A Kalal - wine distiller - once came for the Guru's 'darshan' and stood at a distance, for the caste of the Kalals was considered low in the social hierarchy.
He asked the police to regulate entry of yatries at the holy cave so that more people could have 'darshan' in a given time and return back.
And I heard this story about finger-printing of individuals wanting to book for a 'darshan' at the Tirupati temple.
The Holy Book should remain open so long as a granthi or attendant can remain in attendance, persons seeking 'darshan' (seeking a view of or making obeisance to it) keep coming, or there is no risk of commission of irreverence towards it.
A trip to Bodhgaya is not complete without an evening 'darshan' of the sacred temple.
Entrance to the cave is regulated, and 'darshan' a hasty affair for there are many others waiting outside to pay homage before the awesome Shivalinga.
This is the most important temple, and to be able to enter it and experience the ultimate 'darshan' of God that it offers is the goal for which worship in physical temples prepares us.
He had an experience during Navaratri when he had a 'darshan' of Mataji (the Goddess).
We must allow the yatra and the 'darshans' of Lord Shiva to be without any controversy and hidden commercial undertones.
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