LOK BHAWAN TEMPLE , Larkipora, Anantnag Kashmir/ Sedh Laxmi Peeth/Tirth Raj Lok Bhawan

LOK BHAWAN TEMPLE , Larkipora, Anantnag Kashmir
Sedh Laxmi Peeth
Tirth Raj Lok Bhawan
Mata sedh Lakshmi temple
#lok bhawani
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The village’s historical narrative takes us to the reign of Lalitaditya (7th-8th Century). Legend has it that a humble, dumb Hindu woman named ‘Dayamal’ resided in Lokbhawan, earning her livelihood by delivering water to households. Facing a scarcity of drinking water, Dayamal’s devotion to duty was put to the test during heavy snowfall.
Encountering a ferocious lion on her path, Dayamal fearlessly pleaded to fulfill her promise to a deserving family. Miraculously, the lion closed its mouth and vanished into the darkness. A celestial voice then guided Dayamal to a specific location where a group of crows, led by a white one, would unearth a spring, relieving the township of its water woes. Some believe that on that transformative day, Dayamal turned into a crow and soared with them.
Renowned saints like Sheikh Noor-Ud-Din Wali and Swami Merzakak immortalize ‘Dayamal’ in verses, capturing the essence of her selfless service and spiritual journey. These poetic tributes amplify the cultural significance of Lokbhawan and its revered inhabitants. The name is commemorated in the well known shrukh of Sheikh Noor-ul-Din Noorani.
Lokabhawana ‘na’ chi kaji
A kaji karan Siva
Saati jahnavaran tsaji
Tin var ditam deva
(Hail to the mute lade of Lok Bhawan, with dedication one and all she served, away she departed with the birds, Grant me, Lord, a boon as that.)

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