According to ancient scriptures, during Satyuga, a massive and terrifying storm emerged, threatening to destroy the entire world. Witnessing this calamity that endangered the lives of all living beings, Lord Vishnu became deeply worried and went to Lord Shiva. In response, Lord Shiva instructed him to go near a sacred lake called Haridra in the Saurashtra region and perform penance to please the Adi Shakti (Primordial Goddess).
Pleased by Lord Vishnu's devotion, Goddess Bhagwati emerged from the lake in the form of Goddess Baglamukhi and stopped the fierce storm. Hence, Goddess Baglamukhi is also known as the Goddess of Stambhan. Goddess Baglamukhi is often adorned in yellow garments, a colour deeply cherished by her. She is also fondly called Pitambara, meaning "the one who wears yellow."
Langar Seva refers to the community service of providing free meals to all visitors at the temple, regardless of their background or status...
Chola Rasam is the ritual of offering a new garment (chola) along with other adornments to Maa Baglamukhi. For her devotees, this..
Jhanda Rasam is another revered ritual at Maa Baglamukhi Temple Bankhandi. In this tradition, a flag (jhanda) is hoisted in honour of Maa,....
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