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The time of Navratri is the worship of Goddess Durga and the worship of power. During this time, devotees worship different forms of Devi and go to her temples to visit. But do you know what is the secret of 51 Shaktipeeths of Goddess and how they become?
How did Shaktipeeths establish?
According to mythology, Goddess Sati dedicated herself to the fire of Yajna for not being able to bear the insult of her father King Daksha in the yagna of King Daksha. Lord Shiva was so angry and unhappy with this incident that he started ordered by taking the body of Goddess Sati.
In order to protect the universe from this destruction, Lord Vishnu cut 51 pieces of Goddess Sati from his Sudarshan Chakra. Wherever these pieces fell on the earth, a Shaktipeeth was established there. Today all these 51 Shaktipeeth are one of the most sacred pilgrimage sites for Hindus, where the Goddess is worshiped with full devotion and devotion.
These Shaktipeeths spread in the country and abroad
These 51 Shaktipeeths are located not only in India, but also in neighboring countries like Pakistan, Bangladesh, Nepal, Tibet and Sri Lanka. Every Shaktipeeth worships a different form of Goddess and Bhairav is also seated there.
The importance of these Shaktipeeths increases even more during Navratri. It is believed that the worship and darshan performed here in these nine days fulfills every wish of the devotees and gives them special blessings of the Goddess.
If you are planning a pilgrimage to this Navratri, then seeing these Shaktipeeths can be a wonderful and unforgettable experience for you.