The
Chandrabadani temple in Pratap nagar, Uttarakhand does not have an idol
but a Sri Yantra that is worshiped once a year by the Brahmin priests
who tie a blindfold on their eyes before offering abhishek to the
Goddess.
The
Chandrabadani temple stands at the spot where the torso (neck to waist)
of Devi Sati's is said to have fallen during Shiva's tandava that
followed the jumping of Mata Sati in the hawan kund of her father
Himavat who had dishonoured her husband.
As Sati's
weapons are said to have also fallen at this spot, hundreds of iron
trishuls and statues are found every day around this temple.
May Mata Chandrabadani, the beloved of Lord Bholenath, protect us all!
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