Kalimath Mandir, located in the Rudraprayag district of Uttarakhand, is one of the 108 Shakti Peethas and holds immense significance in Tantra and Shakta traditions. It is believed to be the place where Goddess Kali disappeared into the earth after slaying the demon Raktabija. Unlike most temples, the idol of Maa Kali is not worshipped in the open; instead, her presence is revered in a sacred underground chamber that opens only once a year on Kalratri during Navratri. This adds to the mystical aura of the temple and makes it a center for deep spiritual practices.

The Sarba Badha Vinashak Puja is performed mainly on Amavasya (New Moon), Navratri nights, and other significant tantric tithis. It includes sacred chants, offerings of red flowers, black sesame, ghee, and powerful rituals performed by Tantric priests to invoke Goddess Kali’s fierce yet protective energy. These tithis are considered spiritually charged for removing black magic effects, planetary doshas, and energy blockages.

Kalimath’s spiritual vibrations, combined with the energy of this puja, make it one of the most sought-after rituals for those seeking transformation, healing, and total protection from all adversities."

Performing the Sarba Badha Vinashak Tantroykta Maha Puja at Kalimath Mandir is believed to bring powerful protection against all forms of negativity, obstacles, and unseen energies. This sacred ritual, deeply rooted in Tantric traditions, helps in overcoming persistent struggles—be it in personal life, relationships, career, or health. Devotees who perform this puja often experience a deep sense of release, clarity, and renewed strength to face life’s challenges with courage and peace.

Kalimath Mandir Rudraprayag Sarba Badha Vinashak
Tantrokta Maha Puja