Jay Shree Chosath Jogmaya

Place of devotion

It is believed that Hiradevi, the empress of the Brahma dynasty, was to build this temple in the 9th century. [3]nnIt is made in a circular fashion, perfectly placed with sandstone blocks. There is a cavity inside a circular wall, each house being a goddess statue. There are 56 statues made of black granite in the chest of the wall, centered on the main statue, which is the goddess Kali, standing on a human head representing the victory of the heart over the mind. The temple has a central altar (Chandi Mandapa), with the remaining 8 goddess statues on all 4 sides. Some historians believe that the statue of Maha Bhairav ​​was worshiped in the Chandi Mandap. [3]nn64 The Jaginis Temple is a Tantric Temple, [4] with the hypothalamic architecture Tantric prayer is required to worship Bhumandala (all 5 elements of nature in the environment - fire, water, earth, sky and sky).nnThe legend behind the temple, according to local priests, constitutes 64 half-goddesses to cut Dushga out of hatred. After the fight, 64 goddesses (Jaginis) asked Durga to be remembered as a temple structure. [2]nnThe Jogi statues are usually a woman, a demon or a human head, which represents the triumph of power (feminine power). Statues express everything from anger, sadness, joy, joy, desire and happiness. [2]nnSuch temples are also found in Ranipur-Zarielsite in Balangir district of Odisha and seven other places in India.nnNumber 64 traces its relevance to the various forms of humanuthology, such as time to time, art to play. The temple complex is maintained by archeological surveys.

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