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Living goddess Kumari takes part in Taleju Bhawani darshan

The ritual was conducted on Tuesday night following traditional Tantric and Vedic procedures in Kathmandu.

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  • The living goddess Kumari was taken for Taleju Bhawani darshan in Kathmandu.
  • The ritual took place on Tuesday night following Tantric and Vedic procedures.
  • Gautam Shakya stated that the deity travelled via a chariot procession from the Kumari House.

The living goddess Kumari participated in a traditional ritual to witness Taleju Bhawani at Hanuman Dhoka in Kathmandu. Reports indicate that the sacred procession took place on Tuesday night. The events followed established traditional practices involving both Tantric and Vedic rituals to guide the deity for the special observance. Gautam Shakya, who serves as the manager of the Kumari House, explained that the living goddess was transported securely from her official residence via a chariot procession directly into the temple grounds. The careful transfer ensured the safety and sanctity of the traditional journey throughout the route. Historical accounts note that the Taleju Bhawani temple is situated on the northern side of the Hanuman Dhoka palace. Constructed in a traditional three-tiered pagoda architectural style, the sanctuary historically served as the principal deity worshipped by the reigning Malla monarchs of the era.

From public sources and the WeNepal research team

https://wenepal.com/article/living-goddess-kumari-takes-part-in-taleju-bhawani-darshan-20261021

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