The holy abode of Shree Jagannatha is called as Neelachala or Niladri . Lord Jagannath, the presiding deity of Neelachala Dham is not a deity of any particular sect. He is cosmopolitan and embraces spiritual thoughts of all sects signifying the symbol of unity in diversity. Four words in 'Jagannatha' represent four deities. 'Ja' is Jagannath, 'Ga' is Balabhadra, 'Na' is Subhadra and 'Tha' Sudarsan, So Jagannatha means the union of all deities which is all pervasive and often described as 'Purusottama. Jaya Shree Jagannatha Mahaprabhu ♥️ . . . Thanks for being with @redjosk 🙏 Turn on post notification🔔 to view the latest updates. Tag us🏷️ and use our hashtag #amaraodisha to get featured. . . #amaraodisha_puri #incredibletemples #secrettemples #pureodisha #amaodisha #chaloodisha #lordjagannath #shreejagannath #jagannathtemple #jagannathdhampuri #travelrealodisha #photographers_of_india #photooftheday #puri #incredibleindia #odishatourism #photogram #photography #jaijagannath #redjosk #travelphotography #school_of_vedic_science #findingtemples #instagram #indiancontents #discoverodisha #odishanow #odishashines https://www.instagram.com/p/CbMHWWILk0Y/?utm_medium=tumblr
