Jyotiba Temple Kolhapur

Shri Jyotiba or Kedareshvar is incrarnation of Bramha, Vishnu, Mahesh and part of sage Jamadgni's anger, and shine of 12 sun. Legend says Vishnu, Brahma and Shiva came together to incarnate as the deity Jyotiba who eventually destroyed the evil Ratnasura. Jyotiba helped Ambabai in her fight with the demons. He founded his kingdom on this mountain, and belongs to the Nath sampradaya. Lord Jyotiba destroyed Raktabhoja Rakshasa, and Ratnasura Rakshasa thus liberating the region from their tyranny. The idol of Lord Jyotiba is four-armed.
Now you can offer online puja at Jyotiba Temple, Kolhapur and receive your Prasad at Home.

Jyotiba Temple Kolhapur- Puja for Good Health & Wealth

Participate in Puja

🔸Panditji will be chanting your Name & Gotra to Lord Jyotiba.
🔸You will receive the Puja Video containing your Name & Gotra through Whatsapp.
🔸Prasad containing Mishri, Gulal, Dhaga, Angara, Sukha Dawana (Special Ayurvedic Plant) and a photograph of Jyotiba will be sent to your home from Mandir.

Naam Gotra Sankalp

🔸Panditji will be chanting your Name & Gotra to Lord Jyotiba.
 
🔸You will receive the Puja Video containing your Name & Gotra through Whatsapp.

🔸Prasad containing Mishri, Gulal, Dhaga, Angara, Sukha Dawana (Special Ayurvedic Plant) and a photograph of Jyotiba will be sent to your home from Mandir.

Naam Gotra Sankalp for Partner

🔸Panditji will be chanting all family members Name & Gotra to Lord Jyotiba.
 
🔸You will receive the Puja Video containing your Name & Gotra through Whatsapp.

🔸Prasad containing Mishri, Gulal, Dhaga, Angara, Sukha Dawana (Special Ayurvedic Plant) and a photograph of Jyotiba will be sent to your home from Mandir

Naam Gotra Sankalp For Family

Get blessings for healthy & disease free life.

Bring positive energies and blessings for whole family🏡

Get freedom from unwanted obstacles stopping progress in your life

Eliminates the harmful effects that delays marriage.

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