Alampur Jogulamba Devi Temple in Gadwel District of Telangana State

Alampur Jogulamba Devi Temple

A well-known myth states that in the sixth century, a great saint by the name of Rasa Siddha was thought to be connected to the Chalukya king Pulakesi II and could turn base metal into gold and was responsible for building any temples known as "Nava Brahmas." There are nine temples here, and the nine names of Siva are said to be the names of therapeutic herbs proposed by Rasa Siddha. The Swarga Brahma Temple, the Padma Brahma Temple, the Arka Brahma Temple, the Vishva Temple, the Bala Temple, the Garuda Temple, and the Taraka Temple are among them. The Siddha Rasarnavam is a tantric work that claims that if Upasana is carried out by the recommended Tantra, Mercury will ooze from the mouth of Mother Jogulamba, the navel of Ganapati, the navel of Ganapati, the Thighs of Subramanya, and the Linga of Bala Brahma. This Mercury can then be transformed into gold using medicinal herbs.

The well-known temple is a monument to Chalukya art and culture. It is also referred to as Dakshina Kailasam because the Tungabhadra and Krishna meet at Alampur. Additionally, it is stated that Brahma pleased Lord Siva. He granted him the ability to create by engaging in a tremendous penance in the location of present-day Alampur for countless years. As a result, the god is also known as Brahmeswara, and the goddess is known as Yogini or Jogulamba, another name for mother Parvathi.

 

Timings of Alampur Jogulamba Devi Temple

All Days of the Week: 7:00 AM – 1:00 PM, 2:00 PM – 8:30 PM