The court of Mother Kamakhya is full of mysteries, what is the Ambuvachi fair and how does the Brahmaputra river turn red?

situated in north-east of India Assam It is famous for its lush green valleys, but it is also the land where divine energy resides. Maa Kamakhya Temple situated on the Nilanchal hills of Guwahati is not just a religious place, but is the most awakened center of cosmic consciousness and women power. If you are on a trip to North-East and you do not bow your head here, then your journey will be considered spiritually incomplete.

Kamakhya Temple has the highest position among the 51 Shaktipeeths. According to mythology, the ‘Yoni’ part of Mata Sati had fallen here, which makes this place a symbol of the infinite power of fertility and motherhood. There is no statue here; Rather, a natural spring emerging from the middle of the rock is worshiped in the form of Mother.

Ambuvachi Fair: When Brahmaputra turns red

The biggest attraction and mystery of this temple is ‘Ambuvachi Fair’. Every year in the month of June the doors of the temple are closed for three days. It is believed that during these days the mother is menstruating.

Miracle: During these three days, the water of the huge Brahmaputra river flowing near the temple turns red like blood.

Offering: ‘Angodak’ and ‘Angavastra’ (red cloth) are given as Prasad to the devotees here, keeping which in the house is considered a symbol of safety and prosperity.

Tantric practice and the mysterious world of Aghoris

Kamakhya temple is called the ‘fortress of Tantra Vidya’. A different vibration is felt in the winds here. Tantrik and Aghori from all over the world come here to attain siddhis. If you want to make your energy (vibrations) positive, then meditation done sitting in the premises of this temple will make you experience a new mental peace.

Unique confluence of tourism and faith

Being situated in the lap of north-eastern hills, the views from here can fascinate anyone….

1. Nilanchal Mountain: The panoramic view of the Brahmaputra river flowing from here is no less than heaven for photography lovers.

2. Ancient Architecture: The carvings on the walls of the temple and its dome present a wonderful example of medieval Indian sculpture.

3. Desire fulfillment: ‘Kama’ means desire. It is believed that every prayer sought here is definitely fulfilled with the blessings of Mother Kamakhya.

Darshan of Kamakhya Devi is not just a religious journey, but an opportunity to know oneself and bow before the great power of nature. Next time when you go on a trip to the city of clouds and tea gardens, do not forget to take the blessings of this divine energy of Nilanchal Mountain.