Shakti Peetha Shringar Puja

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Shakti Peetha Shringar Puja, is Maa Jay Durga Shakti Peetha (Hridaya Peetha), decorated and dressed with flowers, fruits and sweets.

It is customary at any Shakti Peetha or for that matter any place where Goddess Durga in any of her forms, is placed, to offer Shringar (roughly translates as make-up) every evening.

The type of Shringar items varies from place to place but are no less than 16 in number hence it is sometimes referred to as Solah (16) Shringar.

The Significance of these offering increases exponentially at a Shakti-Peetha, more so Baidyanath Dham being Hridya-Peetha (The heart of  Maa Parvati fell here) symbolizes love, Shringar is seen as well as experienced in one inner self.

Special significance is attached to offering Shringar on Mondays, Saturdays, Amavasya (No-moon) and most of all on Somvati Amavasya (Amavasya on a Monday) since it’s both a Monday (for Lord Shiva) and Amavasya (Maa Durga in any of her forms).

It is believed, offering Shringar brings peace, prosperity, joy and good health among family members.

  • The different types of Shringar listed varies on account of “Amount of Samagri (offerings)” being placed before Maa Parvati and Maa Durga.

Shakti Peetha Shringar Puja, is Maa Jay Durga Shakti Peetha (Hridaya Peetha), decorated and dressed with flowers, fruits and sweets.

It is customary at any Shakti Peetha or for that matter any place where Goddess Durga in any of her forms, is placed, to offer Shringar (roughly translates as make-up) every evening.

The type of Shringar items varies from place to place but are no less than 16 in number hence it is sometimes referred to as Solah (16) Shringar. Typically it includes:

Nail Paint                                Mukut (of flower)       Earrings                       Mala

Kajal                                        Mehandi(henna)        Comb                          Mirror

Bindi                                       Oil Sachet                   Lipstick                       Itra

Hair tie                                    Chunri                       Bengals                       Sindoor

Apart from these Saree, flower, fruits and Sweets are also offered.

The Significance of these offering increases exponentially at a Shakti-Peetha, more so Baidyanath Dham being Hridya-Peetha (The heart of  Maa Parvati fell here) symbolizes love, Shringar is seen as well as experienced in one inner self.

Special significance is attached to offering Shringar on Mondays, Saturdays, Amavasya (No-moon) and most of all on Somvati Amavasya (Amavasya on a Monday) since it’s both a Monday (for Lord Shiva) and Amavasya (Maa Durga in any of her forms).

It is believed, offering Shringar brings peace, prosperity, joy and good health among family members.

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The 22 (Twenty Two) Temples
Baba Baidyanath Mandir
Maa Parvati Mandir
Anand Bhairav Mandir
Brahma Mandir
Ganesh  Mandir
Hanuman Mandir
Kaal Bhairav Mandir
Lakshmi Narayan  Mandir
Maa Annapurna Mandir
Maa Bagla Mandir
Maa Ganga Mandir
Maa Gayatri Mandir
Maa Jagat Janani Mandir
Maa Kali Mandir
Maa Mansa Mandir
Maa Saraswati Mandir
Maa Tara Mandir
Maa Tripura Sundari Mandir
Narmadeshwar Mahadev Mandir
Neel Kanth Mahadev  Mandir
Ramchandra  Mandir
Surya Narayan Mandir

Baba Baidyanath Mandir houses the Baidyanath Jyotirlingam, and Maa Parvati Mandir is the Seat of Shakti Peetha.