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Sugandha shakti peeth: The sacrifice of Goddess Sati is an important event in the mythology of Hinduism. When his father Daksha Prajapati insulted Lord Shiva, Goddess Sati humiliated and consumed herself in the Yagya Kund. After his body sacrifice, Lord Shiva became unhappy and started walking in the universe with the burning body of Goddess Sati. To reduce this sorrow of Lord Shiva, Lord Vishnu cut 51 pieces of Goddess Sati from his Sudarshan Chakra, which fell in different places. These places are known as Shaktipeeth. Each Shaktipeeth worships a form of Goddess, which represents 51 letters of Sanskrit. Sugandha Shaktipeeth located in Bangladesh is one of these 51 Shaktipeeths. This Shaktipeeth is the place where it is believed that the nose of Goddess Sati had fallen.

Importance of Sugandha Shaktipeeth

Smell Shaktipeeth It is situated on the banks of the Sugandha River in Sonargaon town of Barisal district of Bangladesh. It is considered one of the 51 major Shaktipeeths of Shakti. Here Goddess is worshiped as Sunanda and Lord Shiva is seated with her as Trimbak. Apart from Goddess and Shiva in this temple, there is also a temple of Kalabhairav. Kalabhairava is considered a terrible form of Shiva, which protects power in Shaktipeeths.

The texture of the temple is amazing

The temple of Sugandha Shaktipeeth is known for its specific architecture. This temple is made of stone and beautiful figures of deities have been carved on its walls. These figures give a glimpse of ancient crafts. The atmosphere around the temple is very calm and full of natural beauty. This temple provides a divine and spiritual experience amidst the waves of Sugandha River.

Religious festivals and celebrations

There is a crowd of devotees throughout the year in Sugandha Shaktipeeth, especially Shiva Chaturdashi and Navratri During A big fair is held here on these special occasions, where devotees from Bangladesh and different parts of India come to offer prayers and take blessings of Goddess.

Other Shaktipeeth of Bangladesh

Apart from Sugandha Shaktipeeth, there are many other Shaktipeeths in Bangladesh, of which are prominent.

• Yashoreswari Shaktipeeth: Where Goddess Sati's palm fell.
• Bhavani Shaktipeeth: Here the left hand of Goddess Sati fell.
• Jubilee Shaktipeeth: Where the left thigh of Goddess Sati fell.
• Mahalakshmi Shaktipeeth: Where the right hand of Goddess Sati fell.
• Aparna Shaktipeeth: Goddess Sati's left leg was dropped.
• Insonic Shaktipeeth: The back and shoulder part of Goddess Sati fell.

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