Crowds of devotees gathered in the decades -old Shiva temple of Janakpuri on the third monsoon of Sawan. Learn what is

The month of Sawan is a very sacred month for the devotees of Mahadev, the god of the gods, and it is believed that in this month, the worship of Lord Bholenath brings his happiness quickly. Although every day of this holy month is special for the worship and Jalabhishek of Mahadev, but the Monday falling in the spring has special significance. In such a situation, on the occasion of the third Monday of this month, a large number of people are reaching the pagoda to worship and worship Neelkanth Mahadev in the pagoda.

The ancient Shiva temples of Janakpuri arrived from far and wide

Something similar was seen in the famous ancient Shiva temple in Janakpuri B1 in West Delhi, where the process of coming to Kanwari and other devotees started from this morning as compared to normal days. In this temple, not only Delhi but also from outside Delhi, and other devotees are coming here with a visit to Mahadev and wishing for their happiness. During this time, the 65-foot-high, four-arms statue of Mahadev installed in the temple remained a center of attraction for the people and people looked at the grand statue of Mahadev.

The history of the temple is 70 years old, 65 feet tall statue becomes the center of attraction

The temple priests Rahul Tiwari and Pandit Nitesh Shukla told in a special conversation with the team of ABP Live that this temple is 70 years old and there is a 65 -foot tall statue of Shiva. He told that people have special faith in this temple and even on normal days, there is a crowd of devotees here, while the month of Sawan, especially on Monday, there is a long line of devotees for the worship of Mahadev since morning. He told that on this day, worship of Mahadev is going on continuously.

Mahadev’s happiness is obtained quickly from fast and worship on Monday

Devotees are constantly reaching the temple and are anointing them with milk and Ganga water after offering Belpatra, Dhatura and Shreephal on the Shivling with incense, lamps, fruits and flowers. The glory of Shravan month is described in Sanatan Dharma. It is believed that Mahadev is quickly pleased with the devotees who keep fast and worship on this day and they get their special grace. In addition to worship on this day, many women and women keep the story of Lord Bholenath etc. by keeping Somwari fast.