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ALL ABOUT NANDA DEVI MAHOTSAV 2022 MORNING3 AM VLOG NANDA SUNANDA DEVI AARTI MAA NAINA 2022 FIRST AARTI MAA NAINA DEVI TEMLE NAINITAL Standing on one side of the beautiful Naini Lake is the Naina Devi Temple, which is a famous Indian pilgrimage and one of the 51 Shaktipeeths in India. Located on the banks of the lake, it is a beautiful tourist destination as well. The Naina Devi temple gets its name from the mythological legend that Goddess Sati’s eyes (Nayan) fell at this place when Lord Vishnu cuts her body into 51 different parts. In fact, the whole town (Nainital), the lake (Naini Lake) and the Naini temple, all three of them are named after the legend. The Naina Devi temple is considered as one of the most sacred temples in the country showering blessings on devotees from across the world. The great Shivalik range of Himalayas surround the town and the temple is guarded by the highest peak Mt. Nanda Devi which is believed to be the sister of goddess Naina Devi. Architecture of Naina Devi temple, Nainital Within the premises of the temple stands high an old Peepal tree guarding the temple and providing shelter to the pilgrims. As you walk inside, there stands Lord Hanuman showering blessings and guarding the goddess. As you move towards the womb of the temple, in the center are two Nayan (eyes) representing Naina Devi, Mata Kali to the left and Lord Ganesha to the right. Two lion statues which represent the vehicle, called ‘Vaahan’ of the Goddess, guard the inner shrine. History of Naina Devi temple, Nainital One of the most popular sightseeing places in Nainital, Naina Devi temple finds its mention in the 15th Century (AD) or the Kushan period. It is believed that the idol was instituted in 1842 by a worshiper, Moti Ram Shah, but got destroyed during the landslides in the year 1880. The temple was rebuilt in the year 1883 with deep faith and as a tribute to the goddess. Since then the locals believe that the goddess has guarded them against any kind of calamities. Festivals and Celebrations at Naina Devi temple, Nainital During the months of August and September falls Nanda Ashtami which is celebrated across the Kumaon region. The festival marks the celebration and worship of Nanda Devi, which is the highest peak of western Himalayas. The sacred flower ‘Brahmakamal’ is worshipped and harvested during this time which marks the sustainable coexistence between men and nature. The flower holds multiple uses as a fuel, medicine, fodder and food while its beauty makes it ornamental as well. During the time of Nanda Ashtami, devotees come and take blessings of the goddess. An eight -day long festival is organized in the temple premises. On the 8th day, ‘Visarjan’ or immersion of idols of Goddess Nanda Devi and Naina Devi is performed. The temple also witnesses huge footfall during the months of Navratri and Chaitra as devotees come to worship the Goddess and take blessings. #nainitalnainadevimandir

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