8 Facts You Don't Know About Kamakshya Temple

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8 Facts You Don't Know About Kamakshya Temple

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Kamakshya temple is situated on the Nilachal Hill in western part of Guwahati, Assam

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This temple was created by Mlechchha dynasty. Nara Naraya and Ahom Kings rebuilt it.

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Kamakhya devi is a part of sati- the beloved wife of lord Shiva.

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In this temple Sati's Yoni or the genital organ is worshiped and it bleeds like in periods.

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this temple has no statue of Devi but a stone that resembles like genitals of women.

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This temple remains closed for 3 days when Kamakhya Devi menstruates.

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When mata menstruates the Brahmaputra River turns red- the color of blood.

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When the temple reopens the white cloths placed in the temple turns red on their own.

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