A Serendipitous Discovery in the Sacred Sanctum of Sree Padmanabha Swami Temple
A Divine Encounter: Witnessing the Celestial Beauty
In a moment that felt both surreal and profoundly spiritual, I had the privilege of witnessing a sight that has eluded seekers for ages: the divine form of Goddess Aswarooda Parvati, enshrined within the hallowed sanctum of Sree Padmanabhaswamy Temple.
For weeks, I had been on a tireless quest, inquiring with devotees and temple staff alike, hoping to catch a glimpse of this celestial beauty. The elusive nature of this divine form added to the allure, fueling my determination.
Today, as fate would have it, a middle-aged woman, whose identity remains a mystery, was graciously sharing the vision of Goddess Aswarooda Parvati with another devotees. As I observed this sacred exchange, a profound sense of awe washed over me. The ethereal radiance emanating from the divine form was undeniable, and I was filled with a sense of gratitude and reverence.
It is said that this particular manifestation of Goddess Aswarooda Parvati is known as Abhishta Varadini, the one who fulfills all desires. The very sight of her is believed to bestow blessings and grant solace to the weary soul.
My encounter with this divine presence has left an indelible mark on my heart. It is a reminder of the profound spiritual power that resides within the sacred precincts of Sree Padmanabhaswamy Temple. As I reflect upon this extraordinary experience, I am filled with a renewed sense of faith and hope.
You can find this mural painting of Godess Aswarooda Parvati just behind the shrine of Ugra Narasimha Moorthy, look carefully at the southern wall of shrine of Sree Padmanabha Swami
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