Kheer Bhawani Tulmula Ganderbal Kashmir Yatra 🙏

Kheer Bhawani Tulmula Ganderbal Kashmir DARSHAN 🙏 Your Quires: kheer bhawani temple Kheer bhawani Tulmula Ganderbal yatra Kheer bhawani temple srinagar Kheer bhawani mandir Kheer bhawani darshan Kheer bhawani yatra Kheer bhawani temple Kheer bhawani Mela Kheer bhawani Mata kheer bhawani Mata Ragnya Ragnya Mata Ganderbal #kheer bhawani temple #adiyogi Aaj bhi Guru hai #yatra Temple description The temple is one of the most important temples for Kashmiri Hindus in Kashmir. The resident deity, Kheer Bhawani, is a favourite in this region. A heptagonal spring at the temple is situated around the goddess. The holy spring is known to change its colour with various hues of red, pink, orange, green, blue, and white. A black shade of the spring water is believed to be inauspicious. It was reported that the spring's colour turned black during the time of Kashmiri Pandit Exodus[6] Most of the colours do not have any particular significance. In 1886, Walter Lawrence, the-then British settlement commissioner for land, during his visit to the spring, reported the water of the spring to have a violet tinge.[10] Maharaja Ranbir Singh was the first to construct a dharmashala here. The current form of the spring, temple pond, and temple were built under Maharaja Pratap Singh of Jammu and Kashmir in the 1910s.[13][4] Maharaja Hari Singh further renovated the temple.[13] The temple area has old-growth chinar trees beneath which the pilgrims sit or sleep on mats of grass. History The mention of Kheer Bhawani is found in Kalhana's Rajtarangini. Kalhana writes that the sacred spring of Tula Mula is situated in a marshy ground. Thousands of years ago, floods inundated the spring and temple. Kashmir's Yogi Krishna Pandit Taploo of Bohri Kadal, Srinagar had a dream in which the Goddess appeared to him and directed him to the location of the holy spring.[17][18] It is also mentioned in the Bhrigu Samhita.[8] Abu'l-Fazl ibn Mubarak in his book Aini-Akbari mentions the area of Tula Mula extending over a region of hundred bighas (unit of land area) of land. Namah Shivay 🙏