Damoh: Divya Siddha Kishangarh Dham, situated in Dhari village, 5 km away from Sailwada in Tendukheda tehsil of Damoh district of Madhya Pradesh, has become famous as the Tapobhoomi of the Siddhas. Sadguru Dev Dada Ji Sarkar did penance in this Siddha Kshetra Kishangarh Dham, and the visible example of divine glory is seen here even today. There is always a stream of water coming out of the giant rocks.

Till date, no one has been able to find out how the water is coming out of this pool made in the middle of the stone. No hole of any kind is visible in the stones. Still, water has been flowing from this pool for twelve months, which never ends. Call it divine power or the penance of the siddhas, but water leakage from the kund is also being seen continuously.

The water level increases in summer. Let us tell you that this water coming out of the stones starts collecting in another big tank built nearby, due to which the thirst of animals, birds, and even wildlife is quenched. The villagers are calling this well a miracle of God. Some people have also called it the divine penance of Sadguru Dev Dada Ji Sarkar. It is believed that as the outbreak of heat increases even more, the water level in the kund is increasing. Due to its location in the forest, the elders of the past tell that in those days lions also used to live in the caves built below. At night, when Dadaji Sarkar used to do penance, even wild animals used to circle around him.

Water never ends. Not only this, but local resident Raghunath Yadav has said about this that in the Siddha Kshetra of Kishangarh Dham, which is also called Taposthali, water comes out of the middle of a stone and never ends. On the other hand, local teacher Ram Prasad Gotia has said about this that this area is called Tapobhoomi of the Siddhas, where there are caves of lions below. Lions used to live there. As the heat increases, the water in the kund also keeps on increasing.

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