Channapatna Dog Worship: There are many unique temples in India, which have their own mysterious stories. in temples Devotees go there with great devotion and worship their idol, amidst all this, today we will tell you the story of a temple in which no God or Goddess is worshipped, but dogs are worshipped. Not only this, whatever wish the devotees ask for here also gets fulfilled, due to which the number of devotees coming to the temple is continuously increasing.
Actually, dogs are considered to be man's best friend, that is why many people keep dogs in their homes, but there is an interesting story behind the tradition of worshiping dogs in temples. Let us know where this temple is located and what is the story behind its construction?
This is a unique dog temple located in Agrahara Valagerehalli village of Channapatna city of Karnataka. This temple is called Nai Devasthanam, which means “barber” in Kannada. Statues of dogs are installed in the temple. It is believed that whoever comes here and worships dogs, gets freedom from all troubles. Especially if someone is a victim of theft, the culprit will not be able to escape punishment. It is believed that these dogs protect the village from negativity.
Kempamma Devi is worshiped in this temple. According to the local people, when the temple was being constructed, two dogs started living there and used to protect it. After the completion of the temple, those dogs suddenly disappeared. No trace of him could be found. It is said that the goddess appeared in the dream of a villager and asked him to bring the dogs there, but despite much searching they were not found. As a result, the villagers installed idols of dogs there and started worshiping them. Dogs are considered the vehicles of Lord Bhairav. It is believed that by serving him, Baba Bhairav himself protects the person and saves him from all troubles.
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