Chandigarh to Shri Jwala Devi Temple (Kangra), "Eternal Flame, Eternal Faith." Jai Maa Jwala Devi скачать в хорошем качестве

Chandigarh to Shri Jwala Devi Temple (Kangra), "Eternal Flame, Eternal Faith." Jai Maa Jwala Devi

JAI JWALA JI! 🔥🙏 Welcome to our new vlog, where we take you on a soulful journey to the sacred abode of Shri Jwala Ji Temple, one of the most revered 51 Shakti Peethas of India. Nestled in the serene lap of the Shivalik range in the Kangra Valley, at a place known as Kalidhar, Jwala Ji is a shrine unlike any other in the world. Dedicated to the Goddess of Light, this ancient temple stands in Jawalamukhi, Kangra district of Himachal Pradesh and radiates an unmatched spiritual energy. According to sacred belief, Sati’s tongue fell at this very spot, making it a powerful Shakti Peetha. Instead of an idol, the Goddess manifests here as eternally burning natural flames (Jwala or Jyotis) emerging directly from the rock—mysterious, miraculous, and awe-inspiring. These holy flames have been worshipped since time immemorial and symbolize the living presence of the Devi. Legend holds that this is the first-ever temple built by the Pandavas, discovered during the era of the Mahabharata. Over centuries, Jwala Ji has remained a unique center of faith—a temple without an idol, yet filled with divine presence. ✨ Highlights of Jwala Ji Temple • Miraculous Flames: Nine sacred flames rise naturally from the rocks, revered as Mahakali, Annapurna, Chandi, Hinglaj, Vindhyavasini, Mahalakshmi, Saraswati, Ambika, and Anji Devi. • Historical Significance: Mughal Emperor Akbar once tried to extinguish the flames by covering them with an iron plate and even diverting water—but all attempts failed. Overwhelmed by the power of the Goddess, he offered a golden parasol (chhattar). Legend says his skepticism caused the gold to debase into an unknown metal, deepening his faith in the Devi. • Spiritual Atmosphere: The temple exudes purity and devotion, drawing thousands of pilgrims throughout the year in search of spiritual fulfillment. • Festivals & Fairs: During Navratri (March–April and September–October), vibrant fairs transform the town into a celebration of devotion, color, and culture. • Location & Access: Located about 55 km from Dharamshala, with Pathankot (120 km) as the nearest railway station. Jwala Ji is not just a pilgrimage site for the people of Jawalamukhi, Kangra, or Himachal Pradesh—it is a global heritage of faith, devotion, and divine mystery. 🌐 Official Website: https://jawalaji.in/ Step into this timeless sanctuary where faith burns eternal and the Goddess reveals herself as living flame. 🔥✨ JAI JWALA JI!