Wonderful Kheer Bhawani Mata Temple

There are many temples in India, whose history is very old and many of these temples are also related to Ramayana and Mahabharata periods. Many temples are also known for their amazing miracles, today we are going to tell you about one such temple which is known for its supernatural powers. The temple of Mata Kheer Bhavani, located in a village called Tullamulla in the Ganderbal district of the Indian state of Jammu and Kashmir, is one such miraculous temple, whose news of miracles has spread throughout the state of Jammu and Kashmir.

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Post date May 25, 2022

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Kheer Bhawani Mata temple is situated in the most beautiful and famous tourist destination of India in the state of Jammu and Kashmir. This temple is surrounded by beautiful poplar trees in the valleys of Kashmir. This temple is known for the Ragnya form of Mata Durga. Here the offering of kheer is offered to the mother, due to which the goddess is also known as Kheer Bhavani Mata.

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It is full of miracles. It is said that whenever any trouble is about to come in Jammu and Kashmir, the color of the water of the pond here turns black, which indicates the calamity coming here.

Apart from Kheer Bhavani, there is also a temple of Lord Hanuman Ji.

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Ancient History of Kheer Bhavani Temple.

Talking about the history of the temple, it is believed that the relation of the temple is older than the Ramayana period. According to ancient stories, it is said that Ravana was a great devotee of Mata (mother) Kheer Bhavani. Ravana had made the mother very happy with her devotion and the mother was pleased with her devotion and sat in Lanka.

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But when Ravana started doing evil deeds and when Ravana kidnapped Sita, Goddess Kheer Bhavani Mata got angry with him and Mata Kheer Bhavani decided to leave Lanka. Mother had requested Ram devotee Hanuman to take him from Lanka to some other place and establish it. Then Lord Hanuman Ji accepted his words and took him from Lanka and made a situation in Tulmul village of Jammu and Kashmir. It is also known as Tulla Mulla.

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Why it is called Kheer Bhavani Mata Temple.

Kheer Bhawani mandir — Mata Kheer Bhawani Complex

Kheer is offered to the Goddess in the Kheer Bhavani temple. The people here have such a belief that by offering Kheer, the mother becomes happy and fulfills all the wishes of the devotee. Due to the offering of Kheer, the goddess and the temple here are known as Kheer Bhavani.

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Kheer Bhawani Maa already indicates the troubles to come.

Mata Kheer Bhavani already gives an indication of the impending crisis. Whenever there is difficulty in Jammu and Kashmir, the water of the pool here turns black. And it is also said that when some happiness is about to come, then the water of the pool here turns green. When the Kargil war took place between India and Pakistan, the color of this pond turned red. In 2014, there was a terrible storm in Kashmir, and the entire state of Kashmir was affected by this terrible storm, then the color of this pond turned black. When Prime Minister Modi Ji released Article 370 from Kashmir, the color of the pond had turned green. It is said that if the color of the pond turns green then it is a symbol of happiness.

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Interesting facts about Kheer Bhavani Mata Temple.

This temple belongs to the Ramayan period.
Mata Kheer Bhavani was earlier in Sri Lanka, later Lord Hanuman brought her to Jammu and Kashmir.
The real name of Kheer Bhavani Mata is Ragnya Devi, but she is known as Kheer Bhavani in Kashmir.
Kheer Bhavani Temple is located in the Ganderbal district of Kashmir at a place named Tulla Mulla.

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