My first visit to the Tripura Sundari Temple in Manali, Himachal Pradesh was truly remarkable! After being dropped off by my tour driver a bit away from the temple, I caught a glimpse of Tripura Sundari perched gracefully atop Shiva, despite the closed gates. I usually fast before visiting such powerful places, and Tripura Sundari, known as the cosmic weaver, held me captivated. Back at the hotel, I had a close experience with a big spider, which later I realised was a form of Mother Tripura. A small orange flower mysteriously stuck to my toe at the temple (check out the picture on the right), catching me off guard. When I returned a few days later to give thanks, a pink flower magically appeared at my feet. What a surprise! No one was around, and my driver was at a distance. While exploring the temple, I noticed no flowers outside, only inside the locked altar. In awe, I carefully placed the pink flower down, only to discover a red flower. There were no flowers there before, showing me the humble power of this divine presence.
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I have previously posted an article about Tripura Sundari and its significance. You may find the article in the related post section.
