Kamakhya Shaktipeeth-story of mystery related to this Kalikal is a wonderful sight of a wonder

Interesting story of mystery related to Kamakhya Shaktipeeth This Kalikal has a wonderful sight of a wonderful wonder.

The Shakti Peeth of Kamakhya Devi, seven kilometers from the capital of Assam, Dispur, is unique in itself. Here the menstruation period of the mother is considered sacred.

Interesting story of mystery related to Kamakhya Shaktipeeth This Kalikal has a wonderful sight of a wonderful wonder.

Assam. The North-Eastern state of India is famous not only for the country but for the Kamakhya Shakti Peeth, one of the 51 Shaktipeeths of Mother Assam. The offerings and the beliefs associated with this temple make this temple special. While there are many taboos regarding the menstruating period of women, the festival of the mother's menstruation is celebrated in this temple. There are no idols in this temple situated on the Nilanchal mountain, but there is a pool which is covered with flowers. Read here such interesting things about this special and full of secrets temple.

The history of the origin of the Kamakhya Shakti Peeth temple, situated in the Nilanchal hills of Assam Guwahati, is also unique. According to the Puranas, wherever the parts, clothes and ornaments of Goddess Sati fell, they are called Shakti Peeth. There are 108 Shaktipeeths in Devi Bhagwat, 72 Shaktipeeths in Devi Gita and 51 Shaktipeeths in Devi Purana. Kamakhya is considered one of the important 18 Maha Shakti Peeths out of 108 Shakti Peeths. The origin of this temple is said to be in the 8th century. This temple has been rebuilt many times. The credit for making it in the Nilachal style goes to King Nar Narayan of the Malechha dynasty, Cooch Behar and the rulers of the Ahom dynasty.

Worship of Yoni (Womb) in Kamakhya Temple

It is a mythological truth that during the Ambuvachi festival, Mother Bhagwati is menstruating and blood flows from the place of water flow for three consecutive days from the Mahamudra (Yoni-pilgrimage) located in the womb of Mother Bhagwati. It is, in itself, a wonderful sight of a wonderful wonder in this period. According to Kamakhya Tantra-

Yoni mere bodyray kunjavasini kamada.

Rajoswala Mahateja Kamakshi Dhyetam Sad.

Sharanagatdinart Paritran Parayane.

Sarvasyati Hare Devi Narayani Namostu Te.

According to the Puranas, Prajapati Daksha, the father of Sati, had reluctantly married his daughter to Lord Shiva. Prajapati Daksha did not miss any opportunity to humiliate Shiva. Once he organized a yagya and deliberately did not invite Shiva to it. Mother Sati goes to the yagya of her father Daksha without invitation, even after Shiva refuses. Seeing the humiliation of her husband Shiva there, she gets filled with anger and sacrifices herself in the yagya. Lord Shiva gets hurt by this and sends his gan Virbhadra to destroy the yagya. Lord Shiva, full of sorrow, starts tandav with the dead body of Mother Sati in his lap. All the gods worried about this go to the shelter of Lord Vishnu. Lord Vishnu cuts the body of Sati Mata into pieces with his Sudarshan Chakra. Wherever Sati's body parts, her jewelry and clothes fell, there is a Shaktipeeth at present. Wherever Sati's body parts fell, those places became Shaktipeeths. Different things have been said in the texts regarding the places and numbers of Shaktipeeths. The most famous are 52 Shaktipeeths. The mother's vagina had fallen in the Kamakhya Shakti Peeth, hence it is known as Kamakhya. And worship the womb of Goddess Sati because of the creation and upbringing of the world.

Just as a man takes birth from the vagina (womb) of his mother, people believe that in the same way the world has originated from the vagina of Goddess Sati, the mother of the world, who is in the form of Goddess Kamakhya.

Kamakhya temple has three parts. The first part is the biggest, not everyone can go here. In the second part, there is a vision of the mother. Here there is a stone like a pool, from which water flows continuously. Kamakhya temple itself holds many mysteries. It is believed that in the month of June (Ashadh), the Brahmaputra river flowing here turns red only after the mother's menstruation. Ambuvachi Yoga festival is celebrated when the doors of the temple are opened again after three days. In this, all the Tantriks, Mantriks and Siddha men of the world throng. It is said that this festival is a boon for their sadhnas. It is a popular belief that Goddess Kamakhya's menstrual cycle lasts for three days and during this time the doors of the Kamakhya temple are closed for devotees. Here devotees are given Ambuvachi cloth of red colored wet cloth as Prasad. It is said that when the mother is menstruating for three days, a white cloth is placed inside. When the doors of the temple are opened, this cloth remains red and wet. This is called Ambuvachi clothing.