Devotees become beautiful just by visiting Rupeshwar Mahadev temple situated in Ujjain

Rupeshwar Mahadev Temple: Shri Rupeshwar Mahadev, who ranks 62nd out of the 84 Mahadevs, has a very old temple in Ujjain. When traveling from Magarmuha to Singhpuri, this temple is situated in the road to the east, to the right of the Kutumbeshwar Mahadev temple. The Rupeshwar Mahadev temple has two Shivlingas erected within. One of them is Black and worships a demon that drives out bad energy. In contrast, the one in front of it is composed of white stone. Here, a white, glittering stone Shivlinga is located in a reservoir, and worshiping it may help your body and mind. If you are having a lot of issues in your life, you can go see and worship Shri Rupeshwar Mahadev. Those who pray here are also said to achieve Shivlok after passing away.

This Linga is the giver of form, wealth, son, and heaven; this Linga always gives form and devotion-salvation; this Rupeshwar Mahadev is form and fortunate; Shiva is associated with giving beautiful form; all men and women who visit this temple become beautiful; and anyone who visits this temple becomes a human being simply by seeing God. The daily ritual of Jalabhishek is performed in the temple in addition to the special worship of God.

There are also a lot of gods and goddesses

The first thing you see when you enter the temple’s sanctum sanctorum is the ancient idol of Shiva Shankar and Mother Parvati, with the ancient idols of his many incarnations nearby. In front of the circle formed in the middle of the foggy stone is the idol of Hari Narayan on the floor, and next to it is the idol of the Goddess. On the remaining wall is the very old boon-giving mother, also known as Mahishasura Mardini, who is seated. On the same white stone, there is a really beautiful and artistic saree with shield-like weaponry in the center. In addition, a five-foot-tall idol of the gods is erected, accompanied by a bow and weapons, and inscribed on both sides are images of Brahma, Vishnu, Shiva, and other deities.

The ancient Rupeshwar Mahadev narrative

The Padma monarch killed wild creatures called Sahas while hunting, then went into an ashram by himself in a very beautiful forest, where he met a female dressed as an ascetic, according to the account Mahadev told Goddess Parvati in Padma Kalpa. She consented to the union, and the monarch used the Gandharva procedure to marry the girl.

The wise man cursed

However, Kanva Rishi cursed the girl and the king with ugliness upon his return. The girl responded, “I have chosen you as my husband.” To lift the curse, the sage sent them both to Mahakalvan, where they were both transformed into beautiful beings after seeing the form-giving Linga, which became known as Rupeshwar.