Mystical Temple In UP Where Goddess' Teeth Bleed Red, Know All About Devi Raktdantika
In Uttar Pradesh's Jalaun district, there are historic and ancient Shakti Peeth temples situated on different hills along the banks of the Betwa River, each with its own unique identity and beliefs. It is extremely difficult to estimate their antiquity.This Navraatri read about a mystical temple Where Goddess' Teeth Bleed Red.
It is believed that one of Sati's teeth fell at this site, and the temple's two stones, placed in the sanctum, are red in color. After washing them, the stones turn blood-red again within a short time. These stones are worshipped, and there was once a practice of animal sacrifice, which has now been banned.
Historically, this temple was a significant site for Tantra practices, where sacrifices were performed. People were not allowed to stay overnight in the temple premises. A saint, known as Lanka Wale Maharaj, came to the temple many years ago and began meditating there, eventually attracting devotees.
Over the years, this temple has become a hub for devotees, especially during Navratri. It is now visited by people from Uttar Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan, Delhi, and other states. Worship in the temple has shifted to the deity's idol, although the stones representing Sati's teeth remain a focal point.
During Navratri, the temple witnesses a large influx of devotees. The temple is situated on a hill made of crystal and is an important pilgrimage site for those seeking the blessings of Devi Raktadantika, with devotees believing that their wishes are fulfilled by visiting this holy place.
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