Jun 11, 2020
There's a lack of surrealist suspense/horror fics in the Star Wars fandom and I am...very tempted to correct that fact...
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There's a lack of surrealist suspense/horror fics in the Star Wars fandom and I am...very tempted to correct that fact...
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Nischal Dharmasthala | Preserving India’s Heritage
Except for the mere aspect of social welfare, Veerendra Heggade is also passionate about the cultural and architectural conservation of India’s history. He has been a champion of many initiatives dedicated to the salvaging of old temples, buildings, conservatories, and other forms of art.
Hasanamba temple in Karnataka Miracles of Amba Mata full details
The Hasanamba Temple is a Hindu temple in Hassan, Karnataka, India. It is dedicated to the goddess Hasanamba, who is considered an incarnation of the goddess Parvati. The temple’s history dates back to the 12th century, and it is known for its unique architecture and design. The Most interesting fact that attracts devotees worldwide is the Hasanamaba temple opens once a Year.
Location: Hassan district, Karnataka, India
Festivals: Deepavali
Type: Hoysala tradition of temple architecture
Main Deity: Hasanamaba
An anthill inside the temple grounds represents the presiding deity. Since the temple is only open for one week every year, getting a darshan during the Deepavali festival is considered unique.
The ruling deity at Hasanamba Temple inspired the naming of the town of Hassan. Given that she is portrayed as always grinning and showering her followers with wealth, she is known by the name Hasanamba.
Although revered for being kind, she is harsh toward those who choose to harm her followers.
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