There are many unique and mysterious traditions related to temples in India. In some temples, the entry of women is prohibited, while some do not have men. But today we are going to tell you about a temple where husband and wife the goddess cannot see together. 🏔️ Where is this unique temple? This temple is located in the Rampur area in the Shimla district of Himachal Pradesh. The name of the temple is Shrai Koti Temple, dedicated to Maa Durga. This temple is known for its power and beliefs. ❌ Man and woman cannot see, according to the faith of the Shraai Koti Temple, as a couple sees Maa Durga together, there can be a split in their relationship. This is why husband and wife do not worship together in this temple. Both can enter the temple together. But philosophy and worship must be done separately. If someone breaks this tradition, it is believed that he could have the consequences. What is mythology behind it? A story behind this belief is associated with Lord Shiva, Ganesh and Kartikeya. Once Lord Shiva asked both his sons to turn all creation. Karthikeya revolves around the entire universe, while Ganesh Ji revolves around the feet of the parents. Ganesha gained the benefit of marriage because of his reverence and got married. When Karthikeya returned and he saw it, he was very angry. In anger, he promised to remain unmarried for life. Mother Parvati did not like this resolution and cursed that “whoever the man and woman will see the goddess in this place will come the distance between them.” Since then, it has become a tradition that no couple would see together in the Shraai Koti Temple. 🙏 This temple is not just a religious place, but a symbol of people’s faith and traditions. Each year, thousands of dedicates come here to seek the blessings of Maa Durga, but follow this tradition with full dedication. 📌 Conclusion: Shrai Koti -Temple, is a mysterious temple of Himachal where husband and wife cannot socialize. There is a strong legend behind this tradition related to Lord Shiva and his sons. Even today, this tradition is played in this temple with complete dedication and rules. Share this story -tags
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