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Assam is a beautiful state of India situated south of the eastern Himalayas along the Brahmaputra and Barak River valleys. It has many hidden treasures.
One such treasure is the Tilinga Mandir or Bell Temple, dedicated to Lord Shiva. He is depicted as a Yogi living in Mount Kailash, Tibet with his wife Parvati and two sons and most worshiped in the aniconic form of the Lingham.
The Tilinga Mandir is a very famous Shiv temple in ‘Bordubi’ i.e. 7 km from Tinsukia District (the last district of upper Assam). The temple is in a tea garden at Bordubi with bells hanging all around the temple complex.
The bells are made of bronze, brass, copper and even aluminium. The word ‘Tilinga’ means ‘bell’ in Assamese and ‘Mandir’ means ‘temple’. As compared to other sites this is a relatively new place of pilgrimage but important nevertheless.
We find the largest collection of bells in this temple. It has made it to the Limca Book of World Records for hosting the largest collection of bells and of all types. There are hundreds and thousands of bells in bronze, brass, copper and aluminium. These are tied to the big peepal or banyan tree and on its branches.
The temple roof consists of four giant bells. At temple entrance is a metallic bell, devotees ring the bell and enter the temple. Devotees throng the temple continuously but it is on Monday, considered to be the day when devotees worship Shivji, that one sees maximum crowds. On Mahashivratri one sees even larger crowds.
If you are visiting ‘Tilinga Mandir’ for the first time Monday should be the day. The temple is also visited by large number of young boys and girls, who pray together asking that their relationship lasts long.
HISTORY OF TILINGA MANDIR
This temple is nearly half a century old. In 1965, tea garden workers of this area noticed a ‘Shiv Linga’ that had emerged from the ground near this banyan tree. The administrators of the garden suggested that a small temple be built here.
The fame of this temple has spread far and wide. It attracts thousands of devotees from all over India. They come, make a prayer and tie a bell to the banyan tree.
In the beginning, the temple had only the Banyan (peepol) tree with the grounded Shiva Linga and a boundary wall. With time devotees created a beautiful temple that has three bell shaped domes lined up in decreasing order in context of size from left to right.
Bells of all sizes and weight hang in the temple’s premises. The weight of a small bell could be 5 grams and the heavy one is 55 kilo. Some bells get rusty with time whilst others shine like gold in the sun.
Bells are stringed together in heaps from iron bars, creating unintentionally, a sculptural bouquet. Each bell represent a wish fulfilled. There are so many bells, year after year the number of bells only keeps increasing. Some bells fall off but the temple authorities keep them. They store them in a large bags that are storied on temple premises.
This temple is as spiritually and mystically strong as any other temple. Close to the mystical tree are more than a hundred Shiva tridents (trishul) carelessly speared into the sand.
Temple surroundings are serene and beautiful. The Tilinga Mandir, also known as the Shiva Mandir is for the spiritually inclined.
The drive to Bordubi from Tinsukia or Dibrugarh district is a delight. Lush green tea gardens, see tea leaves being plucked and inhale the aroma of tea wafting from the factories around. The endless stretches of gardens are a joy to see.
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