Am Geisberg 1-8, 65321 Heidenrod-Springen, Hesse, Germany
Bhutabhrteshwarnath Mandir (Shree Peetha Nilaya)
Lord who nourishes the whole universe
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Location
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Am Geisberg 1-8, 65321 Heidenrod-Springen, Hesse, Germany
Heidenrod-Springen · Hesse · Germany
Stala Purana
The soul of this place
Bhutabhrteshwarnath Mandir — “the Lord who nourishes the whole universe” — is Europe’s largest Narasimha temple, set within Shree Peetha Nilaya (“Home of Maha Lakshmi”), the international ashram and headquarters of Bhakti Marga founded by Paramahamsa Sri Swami Vishwananda. The mandir is a living celebration of bhakti: daily morning and evening prayers, kirtan, puja, and arati before the protective, balancing aspect of Lord Narasimha.
Special details
Main deity Bhutabhrteshwarnath Narasimha. Unique shrine arrangement with nine particular forms of Narasimha under one roof — said to be unmatched elsewhere. Over 10 deities on the altar (including a form unique in the world), plus Sudarshana Narasimha, Radha-Krishna (Kripanidhe), Maha-Lakshmi (Sripiteshwari), Sri Ranganatha, Ram Darbar, and more. Over 100 original murals and sculpted reliefs of Krishna-lila and Bhagavata stories by artists worldwide. Deity: Bhutabhrteshwarnath Narasimha The nourishing, protective lion-man form that restores balance and removes obstacles on the spiritual path.
Era · Ashram from 2005 · Bhakti Marga
Sacred rank
Devotee notes
For the yatri
Open to the public for daily prayers. Typical schedule (CET): morning prayers ~07:00–08:30 (Sunday ~09:00–11:30); evening prayers ~18:00; evening arati ~20:00. Daily livestream available. Prasad after prayers. Website: country.bhaktimarga.org (Shree Peetha Nilaya · Temple).
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