This is a consecrated space of Sri Vishalakshi Devi Shaktipeeth where Mata Sati’s face or earring fell off. You can make offerings and go close to the Devi. There is space to sit and meditate. You can go into meditative states here effortlessly.
How to get there
This temple is next to Kashi Vishwanath Jyotirlinga. You can reach Kashi Vishwanath Jyotirlinga by taking an auto or taxi from Varanasi airport.
Map: https://goo.gl/maps/mv4gKKJxda3D3tEG6
About Jayadurga Shaktipeeth:
Sri Vishalakshidevi Shaktipeeth is the 17th Shaktipeeth of the Ashtadasha Shaktipeeth. Vishalakshi appears in two forms in the sanctum sanctorum. One form is Swayambhuva, the other form is Archamurti. As soon as we enter the temple we have to visit the priest first, then the Swayambhu. Vishalakshi means one with wide eyes. Varanasi is one of the most revered shrines of Goddess Vishalakshi. Kashi is the field of energy that Amma possesses. Kashi Kshetra is located in the state of Uttar Pradesh.
Kashi is also known as Varanasi. Varanasi is the confluence of the rivers Varuna and Asi. Kashi has a special place as one of the Saptamoksha Puranas, an adored shrine for all Indians in Varanasi. The Vishweshwara measured in this field is the chief of the twelve Jyotirlingas. This field is known as the open field.
Temple Significance:
Located at Mir Ghat on the banks of the Ganges. Vishalakshi Ammavari Kshetra is located at a short distance from the Kashi Vishweshwara Temple. Bhagwati Karna Kundalas (eyes, earrings) are known to have fallen in Kashi. That is why the sellers here are called Manikarnika.
Legend has it that Sri Vishalakshi Shaktipeeth originated as Manikarnika. She is also known as Vishalakshi Devi and Vishwalakshmi Devi. The Kajali festival is unique in Varanasi as it catches the eye of Goddess Sati. This festival is celebrated by women in Varanasi. The Kajali festival is held at the Vishalakshi Temple. The Kajali festival is held annually in Varanasi on Bhadrapada Shuddha Tadiya.
It is a well-known fact that Lord Shiva resides in Kashi, Kalabhairava. The Vishalakshi Ammavari Temple is located on the street two streets south of these temples. It is said that the presence of Sri Chakra in the temple of Evishalakshi Devi is a great privilege.
The oldest idol of the goddess here is considered to be the originator of the ancient idol of the goddess here. The statue is located behind the existing statue. In the temple, the goddess is seen with a golden cloak. Shining with yellow saffron, she is adorned with garlands and devotees believe that their desires must be fulfilled if they worship Manasara.
The goddess is also known as Gauri. The goddess is also known as Gauri. According to mythology, Goddess Parvati is measured as Annapurna due to Goddess Parvati giving alms in this temple. This mother is measured as Annapoorneshwari in Kashi and Kamakshimata in Kanchi with another aspect. The Vishalakshi Mata Temple in Kashi is located very close to the Annapurna Temple. The dome of the temple is in the traditional style of the South.
Vishalakshini is described in the Puranas as the ruling form of the universe and Vishalakshini in the Puranas as the ruling form of the universe. In Tantras, she is described as Mahakali. She removes the rituals for those who died in Kashi. Kashi Vishwanath wears the form of Mahakala and blesses them with salvation. It is said that Lord Shiva preaches the Taraka mantra in the ears of those who die in Kashi.
Source:
https://bhaktipooja.com/2021/02/28/temples-of-kashi-kashi-vishalakshi-devi-shaktipeeth/
