Miraculous Soil: Why Devotees Take Earth from Nagaur's Mini Ramdevra Temple

• Khundiyas village, on the Ajmer-Nagaur border, houses a Baba Ramdev temple known as 'Mini Ramdevra', born from a devotee's unwavering faith.
• The temple's origin traces back to Bhojraj Gurjar, who walked hundreds of kilometers prostrating for 24 years; Baba Ramdev appeared to him in 1986 at Khundiyas.
• Devotees take 'soil prasad' from around Bhojraj Gurjar's samadhi, believing it cures skin diseases and physical ailments.
• During evening aarti, a special energy is felt, believed to relieve those under negative influences.
• The 'Harsola Fair' starts on Rakshabandhan full moon, attracting millions, making Khundiyas Dham a vital pilgrimage for those unable to visit the main Ramdevra.

Why It Matters: Devotees at Nagaur's Mini Ramdevra temple take miraculous soil as prasad, believing it cures ailments.