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Goddess Bhagwati foreshadowed the great deluge coming to Nepal! Such a strange claim came after the terrible disaster (Nepal Flash Flood) in the Himalayan country last Wednesday and the death of more than 900 people. According to local media in Nepal, a goddess was seen sweating from the body of an ancient temple in the Kathmandu Valley before nature's brutal onslaught on Wednesday. That was an early sign of danger.

Palanchak Bhagwati Temple is a popular pilgrimage site in Nepal located in Panchkhal area of ​​Kavrepalanchok district. Locals believe that Goddess Bhagwati, seated here, begins to 'sweat' before any major calamity or misfortune. It is actually the cry or warning of the goddess. He shows this leela to warn people. On August 22, Saturday, August 22, abnormalities were noticed in the Devi Pratima long before the terrible Harappa earthquake destroyed everything in Nepal on August 26. According to a report by Nepal's news agency Rashtriya Samachar Samiti (RSS), the matter first came to the priest's attention during evening prayers. The face and forehead of the goddess were covered with drops like water, which looked like she was sweating. In fear of some danger, the ritual of asking for forgiveness is celebrated in the temple on that day. Disaster happened 4 days after that incident.

Similar signs were seen on the idol's body before the 1974 and 1987 earthquakes. Even before the assassination in the royal palace in 2001, Goddess Bhagwati swooned. This time was no exception.

However, this is not the first time. Locals claim that Devi has warned Nepal before any disaster for years. In ancient times, the royal family also had this belief. If a goddess sweated in a temple, the king was ordered to perform special pujas and prayers for forgiveness. Similar signs were seen on the idol's body before the 1974 and 1987 earthquakes. Even before the assassination in the royal palace in 2001, Goddess Bhagwati swooned. This time was no exception.

Of course, there is a scientific explanation for this phenomenon. It is claimed that water vapor accumulates on the cold stone idols inside the temple due to excess humidity during monsoons. Fans mistake that for sweat. Because of the temperature variation. But whatever science says, people's beliefs, folklore, science far surpasses it. This miracle in Nepal is no exception.

It should be noted that the death toll from the Nepal disaster has reached 903 in the latest news. 4247 people are still missing. Among them 3655 locals and 592 foreigners. Besides, 16 people have died in Tibet. 543 people are also missing there.