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News India Live, Digital Desk: The Unseen Story of Baba Barfani: Amarnath Yatra is one of the holiest and mysterious journeys of Hinduism. That amazing form of Baba Barfani, the natural Shivling made from snow, which millions of devotees from all over the country and abroad reach every year. But do you know that there was a period in history when this holy cave is almost For 300 years, devotees disappear from the eyes of the devotees Was it? That is, Baba Barfani was not worshiped for three centuries! This is an untold story that is full of devotion, faith and struggle.

Why did Pooja stay for 300 years? Aurangzeb’s round and natural reasons

According to historians and stories that have been going on for centuries, this was the period when Mughal emperor Aurangzeb was ruled. It is believed that at that time passengers were imposed heavy taxes and many types of restrictions were imposed, which made Amarnath Yatra extremely difficult and risky. It was impossible for the passengers to reach there and return safely, which gradually stopped the trend of this journey.

In addition, some stories also suggest that the formation of a sacred Shivling depends on nature. Perhaps there was no ice Shivling for a few years, due to which the arrival of devotees had also reduced. For these reasons, for hundreds of years, Baba Barfani’s cave was unknown and deserted, where no devotee could reach for darshan.

The miracle that returned Baba Barfani to the devotees: the story of the Muslim shepherd Malik!

Nearly 300 years later, a story began that revived this holy journey. This story living in Pahalgam, Jammu and Kashmir Muslim shepherd Buta Malik Is associated with Buta Malik is believed to wander in the valley, grazing his goats. Then he found a saint or fakir who gave him a bag full of coal. When Buta Malik returned home and opened the bag, he was surprised – he was filled with gold coins, not coal!

Seeing this, Buta Malik reached the same place where the fakir met. Fakir was not found, but there he saw a cave. When he went inside the cave, he saw the naturally made Shivling there! This was the holy cave of Baba Barfani. Buta Malik immediately informed the entire village and saints and saints. After this incident, the journey of Baba Amarnath started again.

Since this miracle, Buta Malik’s family has been getting some part of the cave ‘offering’ or care, which is also a great example of communal harmony. This story not only reflects the miracle of Baba Barfani, but also tells the specialty of Indian culture where faith and humanity are above a religion or bondage. This Amarnath Yatra is not only a symbol of religion, but also an incredible saga of nature, history and humanity.

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