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Goddess Kirti

Goddess Kirti is a manifestation of Goddess Lakshmi . She is actually the manifestation of Narayani as per Lakshmi Tantra. She is thus the consort of Vishnu or Narayana . Legend has it that Goddess Narayani divided herself into four – Lakshmi, Kirti, Jaya and Maya . Goddess Kirti bestows fame on her devotees. Goddess Kirti resembles Goddess Lakshmi in her garb and ornaments, except that sometimes her complexion is fair like the kunda flower or campaka flower. Kunda flower is a variety of white jasmine. Champaka flower color is golden yellow. The twenty-syllable mantra associated with her form is Om hrim krim traim namah sadoditanandavigrahayai hrim krim svaha. Her anga-mantra is kram tam krim tam krum tam krim tam kraim tam kraum tam. Related Rudramsa Durga

Vrishabha Rasi Color – Vrishabh Rashi Lucky Colour

There are two colors that are dedicated to Vrishabha Rasi and they are the lucky colour associated with the Rashi. The Vrishabh Rashi lucky colours are White and Silver. Wearing white color dress and wearing silver ornaments are good for this rashi people, especially while going for new job or interview. Please note that in some regions and communities have a different color for the Rashi like other shades of silver or white. (In some regions cream is also associated with the Rashi. Wearing white and silver color dress for competitions, exams etc are lucky for the Rashi people. For financial solutions, freedom from debt, for attain wealth etc., you can wear white color stones like pearl etc.  (Article provided by Sumesh PS. If you like to publish such articles please mail us at hindublog @ gmail. com)

Adukathu Bhagavathy Temple in Kasargod District in Kerala – Adukkath Bhagavathy Temple

Adukathu Bhagavathy Temple, located around 32 km east of Kasargod, in Kerala is dedicated to Mahishasura Mardini form of Goddess Durga. The Adukkath Bhagavathy temple is unique for two reasons one raw buffalo milk offering and another for the turtles in the nearby pond (amakulam). The main offering to Goddess Mahishasuramardini is raw buffalo milk. Turtles in Adukathu Bhagavathy Temple Pond The temple pond is full of turtles and is known as Amakulam. During summer, the pond dries up and the turtles too disappear. But they reappear when the pond is full after the monsoon rains. Rice offering is made to the turtles for cure of skin diseases. Subsidiary deity worshipped in the temple is Goddess Saraswati . Other subsidiary deities include Vana Sasthavu and Rakteshwari Nagam.  The most important festivals in the temple is Saraswati Puja during Navratri in September/October. The temple holds an important festival on Karthika Nakshatra day in Vrischikam month.  Relate