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JESHORESHWARI KALI TEMPLE
SATKHIRA, BANGLADESH
Jeshoreshwari Kali Temple is a famous Hindu temple inBangladesh, dedicated to the goddess Kali. The temple is located in Ishwaripur, a village in Shyamnagar upazilla of Satkhira. The name "Jeshoreshwari" means "Goddess of Jeshore".
  • LEGEND:- Jeshoreshwari is regarded as one of the 51 Peeth of Sati; according to the belief, it is where the various parts of Sati's body are said to have fallen, in the course of Shiva's Rudra Tandava. Jeshoreshwari represents the site where the palm of Sati fell. Legend says that the General of Maharaja Pratapaditya discovered a luminant ray of light coming from the bushes, and came upon a piece of stone carved in the form of a human palm. Later, Pratapaditya started worshiping Kali, building the Jeshoreshwari Kali Temple. As to be the "Goddess of Jessore", it was named after Jessore.
  • HISTORY:- It is believed to have created by a brahman named Anari. He created a 100-door temple for the Jeshoreshwari Peeth. But the timeline is not to be known. Later it has been renovated by Laxman Sen and Pratapaditya in their reigning periods.
  • WORSHIP & RITUALS:- The temple is visited by pilgrims from all over, irrespective of sectarian differences. Worship is done by the priest every Saturday and Tuesday at noon time. But before 1971, there was daily routine of worship. Every year on the day of Kali puja, the present Caretakers of the temple conduct a ceremony. There is also a Mela taking place around the temple compound.
  • 'NATMONDIR' & ARCHITECTURE:- A large rectangular covered platform called Natmondir has been erected adjacent to the main temple, from where the face of goddess can be seen. This was renovated by Laxman Sen in the late 13th century, but the builders are not known. After 1971, it crumbled. Now only the pillars can be seen.
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The temple:-


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BAKRESWAR SHAKTI PEETH(BIRBHUM,WEST BENGAL.):


Name and synonyms of the temple: The powerful temple here can also be named as Bakreswar. Shakti peeth Vakreswar is very powerful as per the mythological and holy books of Hindu religion.included in the list of 51 shakti peeth of india.

Place: Shakti peeth Vakreswar is in Birbhum district of West Bengal. Its arond 240KM from Kolkata. The main temple is quite near to principal rivers of Birbhum district. From Howrah you can take Hool expressor Mayurakshi Express and Get down at Shiiuri.Or you can get down at Ahmedpur station and from there it is just 15 miles.
Brief history of the place: The word Bakreshwar comes from the name of Lord Shiva worshipped in the locality. Bakra means bent or curved. Ishwar means God. Mythologically it is said that in Satya Yuga during the marriage ceremony of Lakshmi and Narayan, Astabakra Muni (then known as Subrata Muni) was insulted by Indra. The muni was so enraged that he developed 8 cripples in his body (Ashtabakra Muni means a sage with 8 curved cripples, probably kyphoscoliotic). Ashtabakra Muni was blessed by lord Shiva here after many years of Tapashya (meditation). This place is also famous as one of the 51 Shakti Pithas where there is a temple dedicated to Adi Shakti. This is a major pilgrimage spot for Hindus.

Description:As per the statement of many powerful Hindu religious Gurus, Devi's mind or centre of eyebrow had fallen in Shakti peeth Vakreswar. The idol of goddess sati is known as Mahismardini where as that of Lord Shiva is called Vakranath.

Special information about this Place: The place is famous for other scenic beauty of the particular region. One of them would include seven hot springs. As per the belief, an individual taking bath in one of that hot spring can remove all his sins which he had collected during his lifetime. Enlightenment was found by Maha muni Ashtabakta. During every shivaratri grand mela is conducted by the management of this powerful place known as shakti peeth Vakreswar.

This place is near to Shantiniketan. There are lots of hot springs around the town Bakreshwar which are very good destination for visitors in Birbhum district. Every hot spring has a name and a Shiva linga associated with the Hot spring and a shiva ling will be some where near the hot spring. This is all time destination for tourist but Spring and Winter is the best time to come here. Most of the people visits here makes a trip to Shantiniketan and Bakreshwar together. Bakreshwar ThermalPower Plant is also a place for which this small town is known.


bakreswar holy hot spring


shiva lingam bakreswar


mata mahisasur mardini inside the temple.


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Bardhamaneswar(burdwan,west bengal):
shiva temple situated in burdwan.Bardhamaneswar is a big statue of Lord Shiva which was most probably built during the 12th century. It is said that this statue has a height which is unrivalled in the entire state.
location:
the temple of bardhamanswar shiva is situated at Bikharibagan, Alamganj ,at the south-west of Rajbati,burdwan town.state:west bengal.
history:
it is said that the huge statue of Lord Shiva was probably built in the twelfth century.some other account said that the shiva linga was made 3000 years ago in the period of kushan.
discovery:
The statue was discovered while digging the earth in 1973 AD (Bangla,25th Shravana, 1379)
the shiva lingam of bardhamaneswar:
The statue which height is unrivalled in West Bengal.The circumference of the 'Gouripatta' is 18 feet.
the description of temple and the area:
the shiva lingam is placed in the small shrine of a little fround.at the behind of the shirine there was a little shrine of devi ma.there was also a holy water pond nearby.at the right sight of temple there is a place surrounded by grills and a little shiva lingam is placed there.this is the place where the statue of shuva was discovered.
festivals and fairs:
in the time of 'maha shivratri' or 'neel sashthi',there was a huge gathering of people in the temple area.a fair takes place in the grond of temple during shivratri.A large number of devotees visit the site not only during the occasion of Shivaratri but also throughout the year to worship Lord Shiva.
throughout the year thousands of people come here to pay their homage to Lord Shiva.

shiva lingam of baba bardhamaneswar
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Kiriteshwari Temple shakti peeth:
It is the oldest temple in the Murshidabad district. It is one of 51 Sakti Peetha (sati Peetha) and it is where Sati's 'kirit' or crown fell.

location:
The kireetkona village is just five kilometers from Dahapara rail station,
where the Kiriteswari Mandiris situated. It is the oldest temple in the Murshidabad district.Sati's 'kirit' or crown fell at Kireetkona village, 3 km from Lalbag Court Road station under district Murshidabad.

myths:
godess Sati's 'kirit' or crown fell at Kireetkona village., She is also named as"Mukuteshwari"( as hermukut or crown fell).the godess is called vimala and her vairav is sanwant.

brief history:
The original Mandir was destroyed in 1405. The present temple was made in the 19th century by
Darpanarayan.

The town is sanctified by the river Bhagirathi and Maa Kiriteswari, the Holy Goddess.


old and new shrine of kiriteswari.

Kiriteswari Temple was rebuilt by Rani Bhabani of Natore ( now in Bangladesh).

Kiriteshwari, Kiritkona, Mukuteshwari
devi vimala
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Nalateshwari Temple located in the Nalhati town of Birbhum district, is a nearby temple attraction to Tarapith. The town Nalhati is named after Nalateshwari temple, one of the 51 Sakti Peethas. It is only 16 km from Rampurhat. The town is sanctified by the river Brahmani and Maa Nalateshwari, the Holy Goddess.

This temple is believed to be erected at a spot where the 'Nala', (Vocal chord with part of the tracheae), the throat of Goddess Sati (Sakti) had fallen .it is also believed that Debi's 'lalat' (forehead) had fallen there. So she is called as 'Nalateshwari' .The temple is dedicated to the Kali form of Goddess Devi. It is located on a small & beautiful hillock.

Rani Bhabani had built a small temple over the Peetha of Sri Parbati Mata, later on or about the 1890s Maharaja Ranajit Singha of Nashipur built the temple and Dharamshala as we see it today.

The main temple of the town is that of Maa Nalateshwari's temple. She is believed to be present in a big mounted rock, dipped with vermillion, She is adorned with a gold crown and three golden eyes. She has a beautiful silver arch on her crown with the images of Maa Durga, Maa kali and lord Shiva. Special rituals are held here during the kali Puja and on Amavasya (new moon) with yagna and also on every Tuesday of the 'Jaishtya' (mid may- mid June) month of the Bengali calendar. On every Saturday, 'aarati' is done with 108 'pradeeps' (lamp) of pure ghee.

On daily basis, Maa is offered with fruits, sweets and 'Chhana' in the morning ,Later she is offered with 'anna-bhog'(rice ), 'sabji's , 5 types of fries, fish and 'payesh' on the noon and finally 'halua', luchi and sweets in the night. The temple remains opened from 6 am to 10 pm daily. Sri Ranjan Chakraborty, the priest of the temple has shared this information.
Like all Sakti Peethas, this Mandir has an adjoining Shiva Mandir within the compound. Here the Shiva is known as Yogesh Bhairav and Sakti is Kalika Devi.

Maa Nalateshwari,
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BHABANIPUR SHAKTIPEETH
SHERPUR UPZILA, BOGRA DISTRICT,RAJSHAHI DIVISION,
BANGLADESH

Bhabanipur is a sacred site around Karatoyatat located about 28 kilometres (17 mi) from Sherpur Upazila of Bogra District, Rajshahi Division, Bangladesh. It is one of the Shakti Peethas of the Indian subcontinent.
  • DEITY:- The Bhabanipur Shaktipeeth is a place of worship consecrated to the Goddess Maa Bhabani. The Shakti devi here is called Arpana and the Bhairava is Vaman.As to which part of "Sati" Maa Tara's body fell at Bhabanipur, there are various versions. It could be left anklet (ornament), ribs of left chest, right eye, or bedding (according to various sources).But the Banglapedia article states that the bedding of Mata Sati's body fell here.
  • SIGNIFICANCE:- According to the Mahabharata, in the Satya Yuga, King Daksha arranged a ritual called Yagna in which her daughter Goddess Sati and Her husband Lord Shiva was not invited. Still Goddess Sati attended the function. Unable to bear the insult towards Her husband Lord Shiva, Goddess Sati protested by sacrificing Herself into the fire of the Yagna. Enraged with grief, Lord Shiva started the dance of destruction across the Universe with the corpse of Goddess Sati on His shoulder. To stop this, Lord Vishnu cut the corpse of Goddess Sati with the Sudharshan Chakra and as a result the various pieces of Goddess Sati's body and Her ornaments fell at various places of the Indian subcontinent. These places are now known as Shakti Peethas. Being a Shakti Peeth, Bhabanipur is a historic place of pilgrimage for the followers of Hinduism. There are numerous temples at this Shakti-peeth premises which are visited by pilgrims from all over the country and abroad, irrespective of sectarian differences.
  • LEGEND:- There is a legend saying that while once a conch-bangles dealer was passing by the side of a lonely pond in a dense jungle near the then Bhabanipur temple, a little girl with a tip of vermilion on her forehead approached him and told him that she was the daughter of the Natore Rajbari (Palace). She bought a pair of conch-bangles from him and requested him to collect the price of that bangles from the then Maharani Bhabani from a basket kept in the Rajbari at a specified place. Her appearance and polite words overwhelmed the conch-dealer. The Maharani (Queen) rushed to the place/site with her men and the conch-dealer as soon as she heard this from him. On the earnest prayer by the conch-dealer, Ma Bhabani raised from that pond showing her two wrists with the conch-bangles worn. The Maharani and the men present there were surprised, and the divinity of Mother Bhabani spread throughout this subcontinent. This is that sacred "Shakha-Pukur" (conch-bangles pond) where the devotees take their holy bath when they go there.
  • TEMPLE:- Surrounded by a boundary wall, the Temple comprises about an area of four acres (12 bighas) - Main Temple, Belbaran Tala, 4 Shiva Temples, Patal Bhairava Shiva Temple, Gopal Temple, Bashudev Temple and Nat Mandir. On the north side, there is a Sheba Angan, Holy Shakha-Pukur (conch-bangles pond), 2 bathing ghats, 4 Shiva Temples outside the boundary wall and a Panchamunda Asana.
  • WORSHIP, RITUALS & FESTIVALS:-Pravati and Balya Bhog worship and Anna Bhog at noon, and Arati and Bhog at evening. Devotees can offer Bhog to the divine mother "Tara" (Ma Bhabani) every day and take Prasad later.Every year, festivals take place at the Bhabanipur Temple premises on auspicious occasions. They are:
  1. Maghi Purnima in the Bengali month of Magh/Falgun
  2. Ram Nabomi in the month of Chaitra/Baishakh
  3. Durgotshov in autumn
  4. Dipannita Shyama Puja
  5. Nabanna in the month of Aghrahoyon
  • LOCATION & COMMUNICATION:- Devotees can go to Bhabanipur from Dhaka via Jamuna Bridge and after passing Chandaikona in Sirajganj District, they can reach Ghoga Bot-tola bus stoppage on the same highway from where they can reach the Bhabanipur Temple premises by availing themselves of van or scooter. Pilgrims from the districts located to the North of Bogra can reach the Bhabanipur Temple premises by passing through Sherpur, Mirzapur and Ghoga Bot-tola (bus stoppage) of Bogra district.
  • TEMPLE MANAGEMENT:- The Bhabanipur Temple Renovation, Development and Management Committee had been successfully supervising the temple activities and Ma Bhabani's properties from 1991 up until 2010. But because of misuse of "Debottor/Arpito Sampotty Ain" (Vested Property Act), a large portion of Ma Bhabani's properties are being illegally occupied by miscreants. Besides on 03/10/2004 during the regime of BNP-Jaamat coalition, a former publicity and publication editor of the committee, journalist Dipankar Chakrobarty was murdered, but his murderers have not yet been brought to justice. Moreover, on 13/02/2007 during the regime of the Caretaker Government, Combined Forces (Bangladesh Army) illegally destroyed the Guest House which was under construction by the committee for the devotees.
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The Devi Aparna:-


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Nandikeshwari Shakti Peeth Nandipur – 14th Among 51 Shakti Peethas

Maa Sati's necklace fell here and the idols are Devi Maa as Nandini and Lord Shiva as Nandikishore Bhairav. It is located in earlier Nandipur village, which is now a part of Sainthia town, Birbhum district, West Bengal (220 K.m from Kolkata). Sainthia is known as business capital of Birbhum district and it is famous for its temple of Nandikeshwari Mata. Nandikeshwari temple is one of the 51 Shakti peethas, is only 1.5 K.m from Railway Station. The town is sanctified by the river Kopai and Maa Nandikeshwari, the Holy Goddess.

The main temple of the town is that of Maa Nandikeshwari's temple. She is believed to be present in a big mounted rock, deeped with vermillion, in the shape of the back of a tortoise (kurma). She is adorned with a silver crown and three golden eyes. Festivals are held especially in The Baishakhi Purnima or the Buddha Purnima (full moon day), with yagna. Special rituals are also held on Kali Puja and on Amabasyas (new moon). And daily, Maa is offered with 'anna-bhog'(rice ) on the noon. The temple remains opened from 6 am to 10 pm daily.

Maa Nandikeshwari

Maa Nandikeshwari Temple

In this temple there lies the Bhairava as Nandikeshwar. Inside the temple premise there are many other temples of Dashavataar, Lord Vishnu, Hanumanji, Ram-Sita, NavaDurga, Lord Shiva and some more. There is a huge sacred tree where the devotees bind colourful threads to fulfill their wishes. On the body of these temples, there are beautiful paintings of many Gods and Goddesses figures. There is a huge sacred tree where the devotees bind red and yellow threads to fulfill their wishes.


Devi Maa Nandikeshwari
There are many direct buses starting from various places in Birbhum. If one wants to reach through Railway route, one have to stop at Sainthia Railway station and the walking distance is hardly 10 minutes.. There is Lord Jagannath's temple on the main road only, just beside the main temple. The atmosphere around the temple is very calm and tranquil and is far away from din and bustle of the city.

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Mahishamardini Shivaharkaray or Karavipur Shakti Peeth – 3rd Among 51 Shakti Peethas

Shivaharkaray or Karavipur is a Shakti Peeth dedicated to the Hindu Goddess Durga located near Parkai railway station, near Karachi, Pakistan. As per Puranas the three eyes of the Devi Sati fell here. The Goddess is worshiped as Mahishamardini or the slayer of the Demon Mahishasur and and Shiva as Krodhish (the one who can be angry).

Karavipur Shakti Peeth

Shivaharkaray - Durga
Maa Durga is known as the slayer of the demon Mahishasur, who was originated from a buffalo which represents the the animal nature in us in this form of Maa Durga is Called Mahishasura Mardini. Means Maa Durga slayed down a demon named Mahishasura who represent the animal features in human like ego, ignorance, greed & selfishness.

Mahisasuramardin

Mahishasura Mardini Durga
In this form Mahishasura Mardini, the Mother Goddess shows us the path to defeat the animal nature in human beings with the her divine help. The lion, the steed of the Maa Durga, represents man's virility. The animal nature is to be conquered and kept under rigid control, but never absolutely abolished, for everything has its part to play wile placed in the right perspective. It is to be tamed to serve the purpose of creation proper vehicle of the divine.

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Shakti peeth Yogadaya
Intro:

Yogadhya Shakti Peeth, wherein Goddess Blutadhari/Yogadhya Temple takes place, comes in vision with the grace of Goddess Shakti and Lord Shiva. Yogadhya Shakti Peeth as an apple of Bengalis' eyes at Khirgram under Burdwan district of West Bengal, India subjects to Goddess Yogadhya (form of Goddess Shakti) and Lord Khirakantha (form of Lord Shiva). Here,a mela is held during Baisakha Sankranti.
Getting there by:

Rail: The nearest railway station, running Burdwan-Katoa Rail to reach Khirgam Village, is Nigam station.
History:

Yogadhya Shakti Peeth as the establishment to wash away all the tensions and stress from the lives comes after Goddess Shakti' thumb of her right leg fell where this one of the Shakti Peethas placed. Also, Goddess Yogadhya is as believed to accomplish the desires of person who comes there and devotedly worships her. The Mantra as repeated in the Puja is known to have been revealed by Goddess Yogadhya herself while she came in human form.
Name and synonyms of the temple:
Visitors would definitely come across various facts in Shakti Peeth Yogadaya. This is one of the popular Shakti peeth that has got a spiritual power of Mata Sati
Place:
Shakti peeth Yogadaya is located in a village named Khirgram in West Bengal. You can get in any train train which goes to Bardwan junction station. From Burdwan station, anybody can reach Shakti peeth Yogadaya without much difficulties.
Description:
As per a particular version, right toe of Devi fell down at this particular Shakti peeth. The idol of Goddess is known as Yogadaya by the people allocated just near the particular Shakti peeth. Lord Shiva at this particular Shakti peeth is known as Khirakantha. Some believes that, Shakti peeth Yogadaya is just the same as Chintpurni temple.
Special information about this Place:
Pindi at Shakti peeth Yogadaya would represent feet of Devi sati. Devi at this particular temple would fulfill all the desires of individuals who have been worshiping the idol and premises with heart and soul. . A devotional worship would be really important over here.

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Shakti peeth behula(burdwan,west bengal):


One of the 52 major Shakti Peethas is situated at Bhardhaman district near Katwa in West Bengal, India. The holy place is dedicated to a divine power "Goddess Durga", who is worshipped by a large number of Hindu devotees. It is believed that Devi Sati's 'Left Arm' fell here.

Alternatively, a legendary Siddha peetha of a divine power is worshipped as a supreme power of Durga Shakti"Goddess Bahula"
(lavish) by the millions of devotees from all over the country, who visit this prehistoric divine temple every year.

MYTHS:

STORY OF BEHULA MANASAMANGAL:


devi manasa,godess of snakes

The story of Manasamangal begins with the conflict of the merchant Chandradhar or Chand Sadagar with Manasa and ends with Chandradhar becoming an ardent devotee of Manasa. Chandradhar is a worshipper of Shiva, but Manasa hopes that she can win over Chand to her worship. But, far from worshipping her, Chand refuses to even recognize her as a deity. Manasa takes revenge upon Chand by destroying seven of his ships at sea and killing his seven sons.

Behula continues to fascinate the Bengali mind, both in Bangladesh and West Bengal. She is often seen as the archetypal Bengali woman, full of love and courage. This image of Behula is reflected in one of the poems of Jibananda Das. Behula was the daughter-in law of Chand Sadagar of Champaknagar.According to myth, two beautiful "apsara's of the kingdom of heaven, Usha and Aniruddha were cursed by Gods as per the plan of Goddess Manasa and sent to earth as Behula and Lakshinder- Behula as the only daughter of Say bene and Lakshinder as the seventh son of Chand sadagar. Chand sadagar was a great devotee of Shiva and for certain reasons he hated Manasa. But Manasa had to get "Anjali" by Chand sadagar's right hand- the Bhaktasreshto to get position of Goddess in the heaven.However, Chand sadagar promised to himself that he will never give anjali to Manasa by the hand he uses to give anjali to Lord Shiva. To get an anjali from Chand, Manasa took away his six sons.They died from poisonous snake bites and manasa had absolute power over all snakes. These deaths infuriated Chand sadagar even more and he vowed to save his last son, lakhinder, in any way possible. Chand found a girl,Behula, whose destiny spoke that she will never be a widow. Chand got his seventh son, Lakshinder married with Behula. Chand also had an iron-palace built without any hole so that not a single snake could enter the house. Bishyakarma made it for the wedding night of Behula-Lakshinder. But due to the request of Manasa, Bishyakarma kept a hole in the palace. The night came and Manasa sent her Kalnagini, the most poisonous snake, to the iron palace. Behula fell asleep due to a spell Manasa cast on her. When Kalnagini was going to bite Lakshinder, she saw that Behula had committed no sin for which she might be given such a harsh punishment. So kalnagini, with the help of the lower end of her body smeared the parting of Behula's hair with the oil of the lamp, which was a sin according to the Hindu mythology. After she bit Lakshinder, Lakshinder shouted aloud. Behula woke up and saw kalnagini going out of the room. In anger, she threw the jaanti towards kalnagini and the lower part of the snake's body was cut off. kalnagini was not eager to bite Lakshinder; Manasa forced her to do so. To get back her husband's life from the Gods in the heavens, Behula sailed with her husband in a raft towards Heaven. She faced many dangers during her incredibly long and difficult journey in the rivers. After reaching Heaven, she pleased all the Gods with her beautiful and enchanting dancing and got the Gods to promise to give back her husband's life on the condition that Chand would give anjali to Manasa. Desperate to save his son's life, finally Chand gave in and gave the anjali by the left hand. Consequentlty Manasa got the position of Goddess in heaven and gave back the life of all the six sons of Chand. Behula is regarded as the epitome of loving and loyal wife in the Bengali culture.



History:

An awe-inspiring power of the Universe - "Bahula shakti peetha" is one of the historic places in India, where the divine power is worshipped as a Devi Shakti by Hindu devotees and daily offered with sweets and fruits in the morning.

According to the Hindu mythology, it is whispered that Devi Sati's "Left Arm" fell here. The main idols of this legendary divine place are Devi as "Bahula" (lavish) and Lord Shiva as "Bhiruk" (sarvasiddhidayak), worshipped here. The holy place is dedicated to Maa Durga and Lord Shiva.


Festivals and Fairs:

The most important religious festivals celebrated at the holy place are '"Durga puja" is held with other special rituals and yagna, "Kali puja" (in Ashwin), "Maha Shivaratri" and "Navaratri". Additionally, the most important fairs are held ' Shivratri fair and Navaratri fair.

Other significant adjacent places:

Here, several other momentous places are situated near holy temple ' Konkaleshwari Kali mandir (dedicated to Goddess Kali), Sharine of Sarvamangala and Shivlingam temple (dedicated to Lord Shiva).

Temple timing: From 6 am to 10 pm daily.

a vedio of behula temple

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