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Gorakhnath

Gorakhnath--

Gorakhnath Temple is a Shiva temple located in Jagatsinghpur district of Odisha.

History-- The famous Thakur Baba Gorakhnath of Kerkera village under Jagatsinghpur. The temple is considered to be one of the most famous shrines in Jagatsinghpur and the whole of eastern Odisha. Baba Gorakhnath is worshiped in the temple. The temple is dedicated to Shiva. It is believed that the temple was named after Gorakhnath of the Nath community. In the temple, Baba is worshiped two hundred years ago. Baba has been worshiped here even before the temple was built. The temple is located about 12 km from Jagatsinghpur Sadar sub-division.

Legend-- According to folklore, the glory of Baba's back is many. Individuals with snake bites, in particular, have a strong belief in Baba. The victim, who returned from the hospital, was pronounced dead at the scene. The victim was bitten by a snake in a pond in the temple precincts and fell to the ground. Shortly after Adhiya fell, the big squirrel behind Baba called Satya and ordered him to work and get rid of the poison. After Satiya Dak, the victim is given the father's bhivuti. There is a lot of evidence that this kills all snakes. In the same way, tying a rope to a banyan tree in the courtyard of the temple gives birth to women who do not have children, and the desires are fulfilled. Devotees from all over the district and beyond would have come here for Baba's glorious glory.

Festival-- On the back of Gorekhanath, Mahashivratri and Maghmas Agni festivals are celebrated with much pomp and ceremony. In addition, weddings, vows and chudras (chuti / chula paka) on Baba's back almost always take place.

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