Ehokal - Porokaler Dwar Gaya (Bengali Version)
Book Details:
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Author: Saswati Sengupta
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Publisher: Radha Prakashani
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Binding: Hardcover
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Pages: 160
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ISBN: 9788119619719
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Languages: Bengali
About the Book:
Ehokal - Porokaler Dwar Gaya by Saswati Sengupta is a spiritually insightful Bengali book that explores the sacred significance of Gaya, one of the most important pilgrimage sites in Hindu tradition. Known as the gateway between this world (Ehokal) and the afterlife (Porokal), Gaya holds deep religious importance, especially for rituals related to ancestral offerings and liberation of the soul.
The book presents the historical, mythological, and spiritual relevance of Gaya, explaining its connection with Hindu beliefs about life, death, and salvation. It also describes the rituals, sacred locations, and traditions followed by devotees who visit Gaya to perform Pind Daan and other ancestral rites.
Written in an engaging and informative style, this book is ideal for readers interested in Hindu spiritual traditions, pilgrimage sites, and the philosophical understanding of life and the afterlife. It offers valuable knowledge about one of India’s most revered spiritual destinations.
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Book Details:
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Author: Saswati Sengupta
-
Publisher: Radha Prakashani
-
Binding: Hardcover
-
Pages: 160
-
ISBN: 9788119619719
-
Languages: Bengali
About the Book:
Ehokal - Porokaler Dwar Gaya by Saswati Sengupta is a spiritually insightful Bengali book that explores the sacred significance of Gaya, one of the most important pilgrimage sites in Hindu tradition. Known as the gateway between this world (Ehokal) and the afterlife (Porokal), Gaya holds deep religious importance, especially for rituals related to ancestral offerings and liberation of the soul.
The book presents the historical, mythological, and spiritual relevance of Gaya, explaining its connection with Hindu beliefs about life, death, and salvation. It also describes the rituals, sacred locations, and traditions followed by devotees who visit Gaya to perform Pind Daan and other ancestral rites.
Written in an engaging and informative style, this book is ideal for readers interested in Hindu spiritual traditions, pilgrimage sites, and the philosophical understanding of life and the afterlife. It offers valuable knowledge about one of India’s most revered spiritual destinations.
