What is Shivlinga?
Shivlinga – The great symbol of Lord Shiva has many stories associated with it.
Sati
Sati and Shakti peeths
Sati and Shakti Peeths have a significant importance in Indian Mythology. Sati is one of the gods of indian mythology and there is a story behind the origin of Shakti peeths. Please read on for details on this interesting mythological indian story about Sati. When Sati grew old she performed intense penance to attain Shivji as her husband. She …
Patan Devi temple – Sati Shakti Peeth
Sati – Shakti Peeth temple at Patna Shakti Peeths have been formed when Devi Sati’s body parts fell on earth. Bhagwan Vishnu’s cut the body of Sati into pieces with sudarshan chakra when Lord Shiva was angry and dancing while carrying her. There are total 51 places where Sati’s body parts have fallen, though there …
Arasuri temple – Sati Shakti Peeth (Ambaji)
Devi Sati’s heart fell at this Shakti Peeth of Mata Sati.
Kalighat Temple – Sati Shakti peeth
Kalighat Temple – A Sati Shakti Peeth Kalighat, a Hindu temple and one from the 52 shakti peeths of India. This temple is dedicated to Goddess Kali. The temple is situated in kolkata on the bank of river Hoogly(bhagirathi). Sati was daughter of king Daksha she married Lord Shiva against the wish …
Kamakhya temple – Sati Shakti Peeth
Kamakhya Devi – Sati Shakti Peeth Kamakhya Temple, Assam is one among the 52 shakti peeths of India. Kamakhya Temple is situated at the top of Ninanchal Hill ( 800 feets above sea level) in the western part of Guwahati city in Assam, India.There is no image of Shakti here. Within a corner of a …
Jwalamukhi Temple – Sati Shakti Peeth
Jwalamukhi Temple – Sati Shakti Peeth Jwalamukhi is one among the 52 shakti peeth in India. This is 30 kms from kangra and 56 kms from Dharamshala. There is no idol, the eternal and shinning blue flame emanating from a rock sanctum is worshipped as manifestation of goddess, which is burning without any fuel or …
