Significance of Pooja at Trimbakeshwar Temple, Nasik (Maharashtra)

Trayambkeshwar Temple is dedicated to Lord Shiva and is located in Maharashtra is one of the 12 Jyotirlingas that are located in this area. There are several Pujas that are done for multiple reasons at the temple as it is believed that performing them would bring peace and discard bad fortune in someone’s life. By taking the blessings of Lord Trayambkeshwar, human strength can be fortified and the person can get rid of their past sins

Goddess Katyayani is the sixth manifestation of Durga. Maa katyani is also renowned the addressed  mahisasurmardani as she slayed the demon. Katyayani Devi Mata is worshipped on the sixth day of Navratri. She is an acute representation of courage and knowledge. Katyayini Pooja is mainly meant for women to overcome marriage delays and other problems. This Pooja also helps for improving relationships with their spouse to avoid disputes and misunderstanding problems. She is also worshipped for the purpose of Early and Timely marriage of a Girl or Boy

Sri Ramaraksha Stotram (otherwise called Rama Raksha Maha-Mantra) is a standout amongst the most capable Mantras, which gives colossal Divine Protection to the chanter and listener. It was initially formed in the Sanskrit dialect and is a standout amongst the most famous Hindu reverential petition that is routed to Lord Sri Rama Chandra. Sri Rama Raksha Stotra was formed by the Saint Budha Kowshika. By droning the Sri Rama Raksha Stotra, we are submissively asking for Lord Sri Rama to shield us from a wide range of inconveniences and disasters that are to occur for on us and furthermore favour us with wellbeing, riches, flourishing and achievement. It is additionally trusted that by droning this incredible Stotra, we will have the capacity to take dispose of a considerable number of issues uniquely those caused even by Navagrahas (Nine Planets) which may likewise, be in wrong positions in our Natal diagram because of the past negative karma (sins) and along these lines cause such issues.

Hindu calendar follows the cycles of the Moon, and therefore there are around 29.5 days in a month. While there are 30 or 31 days in a Solar month. Hence, there is a difference of 11 days every year in both these calendars (Lunar and Solar) and this difference comes to 29 or 30 days in every 3 years, and becomes a whole month. To keep the lunar and solar calendars aligned, an extra month is added every three years. This extra month is known as Purushottam Maas since the main deity of this month is Lord Vishnu, who is also known as Lord Purushottam. This month is also known as Adhik Maas or Mal Maas.

In 2023, the Purushottam month is starting from Tuesday, 18th of July and ends on Wednesday, 16th of August, which falls in the month of Shravan. Therefore it is also called Shravan Purushottam Maas or Shravan Adhik Maas this year. Purushottam Month is considered as a Holy month, and the benefits of this month are innumerable.