Why does the color of the Brahmaputra river turn red? Knowing the reason, you will also press your finger under your teeth

Brahmaputra River Secrets About Kamakhya Temple: Assam is a small town to be called a beautiful city situated in the hills. But there is always a crowd of tourists here. The main reason for increasing the beauty of the city of Assam and becoming the main center of tourist attraction is the Brahmaputra river.

Being situated on the banks of the Brahmaputra river increases the beauty of the city of Assam. Along with this, this city is also associated with religious activities. Because there is also a famous temple of Kamakhya Devi on Nilachal mountain on the banks of Brahmaputra river in Guwahati, Assam.

Kamakhya temple and Brahmaputra river are related to mystery

Kamakhya Temple and Brahmaputra River have always been the center of faith and attraction for the people. But at the same time it is also full of miracles and mysteries. It is believed that the water of the Brahmaputra river also turns red due to the flowing blood of the Goddess during her menstruation. You may find it strange to hear this. But special religious beliefs are attached to it.

Yoni worship is done in Kamakhya temple

The temple of Kamakhya Devi is considered to be one of the 51 Shaktipeeths located in India. According to belief, the vaginal part of Goddess Sati had fallen here. That’s why the Yoni worship of the goddess is done in the Kamakhya temple. There is no idol of the goddess here. Due to being part of the vagina, Goddess Rajaswala (menstruation) also takes place here. This is the only temple where Goddess Kamakhya menstruates once a year. When the goddess is in her menstrual cycle, the temple also remains closed for three days and the darshan of the goddess is also prohibited.

So due to this the river Brahmaputra becomes red.

Every year in the month of June, the water of the Brahmaputra river turns red like blood for three days. It is believed that, during this period, Kamakhya Devi lives in the monthly cycle. During Rajaswala, the entire Brahmaputra river turns red with the flowing blood of Goddess Kamakhya.

Red cloth is given as Prasad to the devotees.

Not only the rules of worship in the temple of Kamakhya Devi are different from other temples. Rather, Prasad is also given to the devotees here in a different way. Here devotees are given red colored cloth as Prasad. Regarding this red cloth, it is said that when the goddess has a menstrual cycle of three days, then white colored cloths are spread in the temple and the temple is closed for three days. When the doors of the temple open after three days, the white cloth turns red with the blood of the goddess. This cloth is called Ambuvachi cloth and is given as Prasad to the devotees.

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