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Massive Wave of Faith Surges at Bijasan Mata Temple During Navratri
- •A massive wave of faith is seen at the ancient Goddess Bijasan temple located on the peak of the Aravalli range in Indragarh, Bundi district during Navratri.
- •Devotees climb 750 steps while chanting slogans in praise of the Goddess to reach the shrine and pray for their families peace and prosperity.
- •The temple is believed to be about 1000 years old, where Goddess Bijasan manifested in a self-manifested form after being pleased with Kripanath Maharaj.
- •The 28th generation of the Yogi community is currently carrying forward the long-standing tradition of worshiping the Goddess at the temple.
- •Special security arrangements including police and home guard personnel have been deployed to ensure smooth and peaceful darshan for the huge crowds.
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Situated on an Aravalli hill in Indragarh, the ancient Bijasan Mata Temple is believed to be about 1,000 years old and features a self-manifested form of Goddess Bijasan. Local tradition holds that the Goddess manifested here after being pleased by the penance of Kripanath Maharaj.
The worship rituals at the temple have been carried out by members of the Yogi community for generations. Currently, the 28th generation of the Yogi community is continuing this long-standing tradition of worshiping Goddess Bijasan.
To manage the massive surge of devotees visiting during Navratri, police forces and home guard personnel are deployed around the temple premises and surrounding areas. These special security and administrative arrangements ensure that visitors can have peaceful 'darshan' without facing any inconvenience.
