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Basava Jayanti 2027

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Basava Jayanti
Marks the birth of Basavanna (c.1106 CE), treasurer to the Kalachuri king Bijjala I and the voice behind Kannada's vachana poetry. Falls on Vaishakha Shukla Tritiya — the same day as Akshaya Tritiya — and is a public holiday in Karnataka, where his shrine at Kudalasangama draws week-long crowds.
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Basavanna's signature was the Anubhava Mantapa — a 'hall of experience' he convened at Kalyana where weavers, cobblers, washerwomen and Brahmins debated Shiva as equals. Akka Mahadevi and Allama Prabhu were among its voices. Out of this hall came the vachanas: short, plain-Kannada prose-poems, each signed with the mudra 'Kudala Sangama Deva' (Lord of the Meeting Rivers). Basavanna rejected temple idols and the sacred thread. In their place he gave followers the Ishtalinga — a small stone linga worn in a silver casket around the neck, making every wearer their own priest. His life was later set down in the Basava Purana, composed first in Telugu by Palkuriki Somanatha and retold in Kannada by Bhima Kavi in the 14th century. Kudalasangama, where the Krishna and Malaprabha meet, marks the site of his samadhi.
PRARTHANA FOR BASAVA JAYANTI
Nandi Gayatri Mantra
1. Nandi Gayatri Mantra
Om Namah Shivay
2. Om Namah Shivay
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