🌳 Nemalo Bata 🌳(Kalpavriksha) - Part -1
Nemalo Bata, The Shrine of Santh Achyuthanth Das (Ai Image)
Nemalo is a place in Odisha and Bata means Banyan tree. This is where the sacred Tomb Shrine of Saint Achyutananda Das is located. Santh Achyutananda Das is the foremost among the five legendary poets of Odisha known as the Panchasakha . These five poets, over 600 years ago, collectively wrote Eleven lakh books in the Odia language. Santh Achyutanath Das alone has written over one lakh fifty thousand books.
These works were collectively called as “Malika” (KaliMa). Today, people refer to them as Bhavishya Malika . Few manuscripts were preserved in hidden locations to be found by the chosen one. They rediscovered in recent times by those to whom the prophecy was mentioned in the Malika. Mysteriously few selected virtuous men discovered those manuscripts recently and they find their name in the ancient manuscripts. Now, they were then understood and translated for the first time into Hindi and English. Very few books come to light till now. There are still Eleven Lakh Books preserved for next generations. Its believed that Lord Kalki will bring them to light when necessary.
There was a strict rule mentioned in these texts that they should not be made public. This restriction, it is said, was the command of the Supreme Lord of the Universe, Lord Jagannath of Puri. Very few selected experts like Pandit Kashinath Mishra, Sri Sachin Mahapatra, Sri Satya Banja run thier own youtube channels and websites. Sri Satya Banja interviewed many Virtuous men and Scholars of Malika in his channel. They are as follows:
1. Pandit Kashinath Mishra, (https://www.youtube.com/@Kalki_Avatara), https://www.bhavishyamalika.com/; https://www.kalkiavatara.com/
2. Sri Sachin Mahapatra (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCtCUtxoRohH4CmfR-NewKmQ),
3. Sri Satya Banja (https://www.youtube.com/c/SatyaBhanjaHindi).
Santh Achyutananda Das is believed to be the reincarnation of Sudhama (Kuchela) the dearest friend of Lord Krishna. Under this Banyan tree, following the command of Lord Krishna, he foretold the world future in the form of poems. His disciple, Ramdas, recorded these prophecies on palm leaves. After completing his divine mission, he took Sajeeva Samadhi (entering the tomb alive) here itself.
Santh Mahapurusha Achyuthanath Das Ji
This tree is revered as a Kalpavriksha (wish-fulfilling tree). There are only twelve such Kalpavrikshas in the world. The one within the premises of Lord Jagannath Temple in Puri and the second is this very tree at Nemala are most prominent.


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