Neelkantheshwar: As soon as the doors of Neelkantheshwar temple open, a flower is found offered on the Shivling..

Neelkantheshwar: Sawan has special significance in Hinduism. This month is dedicated to the worship of Lord Shiva. It is believed that worshipping Mahakal in Sawan removes the biggest troubles of the devotee. Not only this, but one also gets freedom from debt, stress, disease, and discord.

The glory of this month is also mentioned in the scriptures. If Mahadev is anointed with water only in Sawan, then love life becomes happy, and life becomes peaceful. According to the mythological story, Mahadev, pleased with the penance of Goddess Parvati, accepted her as his wife in the month of Sawan. Therefore, this month is considered the most auspicious for the special grace and happiness of Bholenath.

Not only this, on the special occasion of Sawan, a grand worship of Shankar ji has been organized in Shiva temples across the country. One of these is Neelkantheshwar Mahadev Temple, which is situated in Madhya Pradesh. People come here from far and wide to have darshan of Bholenath. It is said that as soon as the doors of the temple open, flowers are found offered on the Shivling. Let us know the beliefs related to it.

What are the beliefs associated with Neelkantheshwar Temple?

Neelkantheshwar Temple is dedicated to Mahadev and is counted among the big temples of Mahakal. People from every corner of the country come here to see Shiva and worship Shiva, wishing for happiness and prosperity. There is a belief about this temple that when the doors of the temple open in the morning, a flower is found on the Shivling.

Finding a flower on the Shivling remains a mystery to date. But the local people believe that Bundelkhand's commanders Alha and Udal were great devotees of Mahakal. That is why they come here every night and leave flowers. At the same time, going to Neelkantheshwar Temple at night is completely prohibited.

Apart from this, it is also said that this grand temple of Lord Bholenath was built overnight by a single person. During this time, it is seen on the walls of Neelkantheshwar Temple that the idols of God are broken which have been badly damaged. It is believed that the Mughals might have tampered with all these during the invasion.

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