American devotee lit Jyoti Kalash in Chhattisgarh, know where

Korba: In India, cities and rivers are known by the names of gods and goddesses. There is an ancient belief that every village has a family deity or deity. Who protect the village from external calamities. Similarly, Korba is also called the city of Mother Sarvamangala. It is believed that the wishes of the devotees who bow their heads with full devotion in the Sarvamangala temple are definitely fulfilled.

Here, there is the tradition of tying a coconut on the Peepal tree or the belief of lighting the wish-fulfillment urn. This is the reason why every year when Navratri comes, requests come from abroad also to light the Jyoti Kalash of some wishes. This year more than 10000 Manokamna Jyoti Kalash have been lit in Sarvamangala. This year, receipts for 3 Manokamna Jyoti Kalash have been issued from America.

Today inflation is at its peak. The prices of oil and ghee are also touching easy levels. Despite this, people’s faith in Mother Sarvamangala remains the same. Whereas 10500 rupees worth of oil and 1500 wishing lamps containing ghee have been lit. These Jyoti Kalash are lit 9 days 24 hours. For this, duties of employees are regularly imposed by the temple management. Who do not let the lamp extinguish. Keep filling oil in the lamp continuously. Due to which the Jyoti Kalash keeps burning for 9 days.