Maa
Shakambhari
Daily Darshan
"May the sight of Maa Shakambhari fill your heart with peace and devotion."
Shakambhari Mata Temple:
Is situated in Sakrai Dham, which is near Udaipurwati in Rajasthan. You can have darshan of Maa Shakambhari during Navratri from here and also by visiting the Facebook link given here, you can have darshan of Maa Shakambhari every day during Navratri. You can have darshan of Maa Shakambhari every day by visiting this website. Thank you, Jai Maa Shakambhari Shakambhari Devi is a gentle incarnation of Mother Adishakti Jagadamba. She is depicted as having four arms and sometimes as having eight arms. Her place of manifestation is in the Shivalik mountain range near Dehradun of the Himalayas where there is a grand temple of Bhagwati. Shatakshi, Shakambhari and Durga, all three have their manifestation in the Shivalik mountain..
Shakambhari Mata Mandir Sambhar Rajasthan:
The second form of Maa Durga is Mata Shakambhari Devishe is famous as Lokdevi in Rajasthan and Uttar Pradesh. The main temple of Shakambhari Devi is located on the outskirts of Sikar district of Rajasthan, which is famous as Sakrai Maa, apart from this two other main temples are located especially near Sambhar tehsil of Jaipur and Asanjh in Uttar Pradesh.
Shakambhari Mata Temple located in Sambhar Jangha, about 100 km from Jaipur, the capital of Rajasthan, is about 2500 years old. Although Mata Shakambhari Devi is the Kuldevi of Chauhan dynasty, but people of many other religions and societies worship the mother. Shakambhari is considered to be the incarnation of Durga. There are three Shaktipeeths of Shakambhari Maa all over the country and it is believed that these are the most ancient Shaktipeeths. A fair is organized in the temple on Bhadwa Sudi Ashtami. In both Navratris, people come from far and wide to have darshan of the mother. Also see the description of Mother Shakambhari in Mahabharata and Shiva Mahapuran.
Popular mythological stories
legends of Shakambhari Devi.
According to the Vana Parva of the Mahabharata, Shakambhari Devi meditated for a hundred years in the Shivalik hills and ate vegetarian food once in a month. Hearing about her fame, sages and saints came to see her. The goddess welcomed them with vegetables and that is why she came to be known as Shakambhari. This means that the goddess only accepts vegetarian food. According to Skanda Purana, Surya Kund is in the eastern part of Yamuna. Here, there are pilgrimage places like Vishnu Kund and Banaganga. In ancient times, Lord Vishnu meditated here to please Rudra. Shakambhari Devi is seated in its southern part, who is the best and the most powerful Kameshwari. Here, Shakeshwar Mahadev is the direct Siddhidayak. In ancient times, during a 100-year famine or war, the goddess provided sustenance by a special type of vegetable grown from her body parts. Therefore, she became famous as Shakambhari. She is the direct Siddhidatri and destroys sins with just a glance.
1. According to another legend, Parvati did a rigorous penance to get Shiva. She gave up food and water and ate only green vegetables to survive. Therefore, she was named Shakambhari.
2. According to Devi Bhagavat, when there was no rain on earth for a hundred years, the sages prayed to the mother seeing the suffering of humans. Then in the form of Shakambhari, the mother nourished the world with the vegetables produced from her body. In this way, the goddess saved the world from destruction.
3. According to the story of Maa Shakambhari described in mythological texts, once a demon named Durgam created an atmosphere of terror on earth. In this way, due to no rain for about a hundred years, there was a severe drought due to lack of food and water, due to which people were dying. Life was coming to an end. That demon had stolen all four Vedas from Brahmaji.
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This Prasad is prepared on your order in the storehouse built in the temple with great care
and love.
When you place an order for prasad, it is not simply a product being
prepared for delivery—it is a divine offering made in your name, carefully and prayerfully
crafted to ensure its purity and sanctity. The storehouse where this prasad is prepared has
been constructed with great attention to detail, creating an environment of serenity and
holiness. The temple's priests and devotees treat each order with deep respect,
ensuring that every ingredient is infused with blessings.
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This Prasad is prepared on your order in the storehouse built in the temple with great care
and love.
When you place an order for prasad, it is not simply a product being
prepared for delivery—it is a divine offering made in your name, carefully and prayerfully
crafted to ensure its purity and sanctity. The storehouse where this prasad is prepared has
been constructed with great attention to detail, creating an environment of serenity and
holiness. The temple's priests and devotees treat each order with deep respect,
ensuring that every ingredient is infused with blessings.
Order Prasad from
Shakambharimata Temple
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Halwa Puri Khir Chana
This Prasad is prepared on your order in the storehouse built in the temple with great care
and love.
When you place an order for prasad, it is not simply a product being
prepared for delivery—it is a divine offering made in your name, carefully and prayerfully
crafted to ensure its purity and sanctity. The storehouse where this prasad is prepared has
been constructed with great attention to detail, creating an environment of serenity and
holiness. The temple's priests and devotees treat each order with deep respect,
ensuring that every ingredient is infused with blessings.
Jai
Maa Shakambhari.
The second form of Maa Durga is Shakambhari Devi, she is famous as Lokdevi in Rajasthan and Uttar Pradesh. The main temple of Shakambhari Devi is located in Udaipurwati in Sikar district of Rajasthan, which is famous as Sakrai Maa, apart from this two other main temples are located in Sambhar tehsil of Jaipur and Saharanpur pass of Uttar Pradesh respectively. Maa Shakambhari Devi is worshiped in many other forms like Vaishno Devi, Chamunda, Kangra Wali, Jwala, Chintapurni, Kamakhya, Shivalik Parvat Vasini, Chandi, Bala Sundari, Mansa, Naina and Shatakshi Devi etc. There are many Peethas of the Goddess in India. Where her huge temples are built and devotees come here with devotion but there is only one Shaktipeeth of the Goddess which is located in Saharanpur. This is the temple visited by the most devotees of India.
Mata Shakambhari
It is said in history about this Shakti Peeth that Acharya Chanakya and his supreme disciple Chandragupta also spent some time here, during the Maurya period this Peeth came under Shrughna Desh. Many historical evidences of this Shakti Peeth have also been found which include many ancient temples and idols. A one-faced Shivalinga of 8th century BC is also one of the remains here. Details of the arrival of Adi Shankaracharya are also found here. His ashram is also built here, while living here he installed the idol of Bhima and Bhramari Devi on the right side of the idol of the goddess and the idol of Shatakshi Devi on the left. It is also recorded in history that this Peeth of Mata Shakambhari was lost in the dense forests during the Mahabharata period. Due to being away from human population, people probably forgot the way here.
Mata Shakambhari
Shakambhari Mata Bhajan
Shakambhari Mata, Sikar,Jaipur Rajasthan:
Shakambhari Mata Bhajan sikar (jaipur Rajasthan) .
Chorus: Shakambhari Mata ki Jai, Shakambhari Mata ki Jai, Jagat Janani Mata ki Jai! Verse 1: Shakambhari Mata, Shakti ki Devi, Poojan karein hum, aapki sevaayi. Prakriti ki roop, anand ki dhara, Aap hi ho jeevan ki saari vyavahaar. Verse 2: Vidyadevi, Mahashakti ki moorti, Kshema kari apna, sadaa humein rakhi. Rakhsha karen aap, raakh ksheer ki, Jagat ko bharein, daan aur rashi ki. Verse 3: Bhoog aur bhav ke, sab dukh harne waali, Aapki kripa se, har kaam ho jaata hai kaam. Shakti ke roop mein, dharti pe aayi, Mata ki jai ho, aap se sab kuch milayi! Prakriti ki roop, anand ki dhara,
History of Shakambhari Mata, Sikar, Rajasthan:
History and Philosophy of Shakambhari Mata.
Shakambhari Mata's form is often depicted as a beautiful woman with a serene expression, holding a basket of vegetables and herbs, symbolizing her role as a nourisher and provider. Her name signifies her divine function of sustaining life through food and healing. Goddess of Shakti (Power): Shakambhari is also regarded as a manifestation of Adishakti, the primordial power that manifests in various forms for the welfare of the universe. She is sometimes associated with the form of Durga as well, as she also embodies aspects of strength and protection, particularly related to sustenance and food.
Shakambhari Mata Mandir Sakrai Dham:
sakambari mandir sikar Temple Sakrai Dham Kuldevi of Chauhans.
The Shakambhari Mata Mandir at Sakrai Dham is a significant pilgrimage site dedicated to Shakambhari Mata, the goddess of nourishment, fertility, and healing. This temple is located in the Sakrai village of Rajasthan, India, and is one of the most revered temples dedicated to Shakambhari Mata.The Shakambhari Mata Mandir at Sakrai is an ancient temple, believed to have been established several centuries ago. It is one of the prominent Shakambhari temples in Rajasthan, and its history is intertwined with local legends of the goddess’s divine intervention to save the people from famine and bring.