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In the month of Sawan, the importance of festivals increases even more. One day of Sawan belongs to Mahadev. When Mahadev resides on earth, festivals are celebrated with more gaiety.
In the year 2022, Nag Panchami is falling on Tuesday, 2nd August. Nag Panchami will be celebrated on the fifth day of Shukla Paksha of Shravan month. Nag Panchami is considered a very sacred festival of worship of serpents in Hinduism. Nag Devta is worshiped on this day. In Hinduism, there is a different belief about Nag Panchami.
From a spiritual point of view, worshiping the snake on this day gives spiritual power and desired results. Worshiping Nag Devta means victory over enemies. Worshiping on the day of Nag Panchami gives renewable virtue. If snake yoga is being formed in your horoscope, then worshiping on this day removes the defects and also there is no fear of snakebite.
Let's know about the temple whose darshan gets away from Kaal Sarp Dosh:-
Takshak Teerth, Prayagraj, Uttar Pradesh
The very ancient Takshak Teerth Temple in the Dariyaabad locality of the city Teerthraj Prayag has a different glory. The description of this temple is found in Padma Purana. It is believed that in this temple the best of the serpents sits.Which is known as the primitive Takshak Teerth. This temple is also famous as Bada Shivala. It is believed that whoever comes to visit this temple in the month of Sawan, all his wishes are fulfilled. There is a lot of importance of worshiping Shiva, Rudrabhishek etc. at the holy shrine associated with Takshak Nag.
Karkotak Nag Temple, Nainital, Uttarakhand
The Karkotak temple is located in the Bhimtal region of the state of Uttarakhand. Karkotaka Nag Temple is situated on the Korataka hill. Legend has it that this temple was named after the Kobrakarkotak temple. There are two famous temples associated with Nag Devta in Uttarakhand.
The first is Dhaulinag and the second is Karkotak Nag Temple. Situated on the thickly forested mountain of Bhimtal in the city of Nainital, this temple is also called the crown of Bhimtal. It is believed that on the occasion of Nagpanchami, the Kalsarp Dosha of the horoscope gets removed by worshiping it in the Karkotak Nag temple. The one who gets the blessings of Nag Devta gets happiness, prosperity and good fortune.
Nagchandreshwar Temple, Ujjain, Madhya Pradesh
Nagchandreshwar Temple is an amazing 11 century statue. This temple is on the third floor of the famous Mahakal. Temple In this temple, the snakes of both Goddess Parvati and Mahadev are seated.
One of the most special things about this temple is that it opens only once in a year on the day of Nag Panchami. On the same day, devotees of Mahadev can have darshan on this day. It is believed that Nagraj Takshak himself resides in this temple. In this temple you will get to see the entire family of Mahadev. Goddess Parvati and Mahadev, Shri Ganesh together are seated on a ten-faced serpent. The idol of Shiva that is here is not found anywhere in the world. Gujang is wrapped around Mahadev's neck and arms. It is heard that this idol has been brought from Nepal. There is no other temple like this anywhere in the world. It is believed that on the day of Nag Panchami, Kaal Sarp Dosh ends with the mere sight of Mahadev.
Mannarsala Snake Temple, Kerala
The Mannarsala temple is believed to be from the Mahabharata period. It is said that there are snake temples in different places in the country, but this temple is considered to be the most unique. There are about 30,000 snake statues in the Mannarsala snake temple. This temple is dedicated to Nagraj and his consort Nagyakshi. One of the famous Nag temples of the country is located in South India.People also know this holy shrine associated with the snake deity by the name of Snake Temple. It is believed that in this temple, any woman who requests to fill her empty lap, she also comes with her child next time.
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