Manisha Koirala's Sacred Kumari Darshan: A Prayer for Peace & Harmony

Actress Manisha Koirala shared a profound spiritual experience from Nepal, where she received the darshan of the Kumari, the revered Living Goddess. In a social media post, she described the moment with "folded hands and a quiet heart," offering prayers for national peace and harmony. The tradition, dating back centuries, involves worshipping a young girl as the embodiment of the goddess Taleju. This follows her recent posts showcasing family time and a serene retreat in Kerala, highlighting her connection to nature and slower-paced living.

Key Points: Manisha Koirala Receives Kumari Darshan in Nepal

  • Received Kumari darshan in Nepal
  • Shared spiritual video on social media
  • Explained the Living Goddess tradition
  • Posted from Kerala getaway
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Manisha Koirala receives the Kumari darshan in Nepal with folded hands & a quiet heart

Actress Manisha Koirala visits Nepal for Kumari darshan, praying for peace. Explore the tradition and her recent Kerala getaway.

"With folded hands and a quiet heart, I received Kumari's darshan... - Manisha Koirala"

Mumbai, Jan 4

Actress Manisha Koirala received the auspicious darshan of the Kumari in Nepal. Offering her gratitude, the 'Heeramandi' actress prayed for peace, wisdom, and harmony.

Manisha uploaded a video of her visit to the Kumari, along with a sea of devotees on social media, and wrote, "With folded hands and a quiet heart, I received Kumari's darshan; in that sacred stillness, I offered my faith, my gratitude, and my surrender. May her grace dwell within us and bless our nation with peace, wisdom, and harmony (sic)."

For those who do not know, the Kumari tradition in Nepal involves the worship of a prepubescent girl as the Living Goddess.

This tradition is rooted in the belief that the Kumari is the physical manifestation of the goddess Taleju, a form of the goddess Durga. The practice dates back to the Malla dynasty (12th to 18th century).

The 'Dil Se..' actress keeps her InstaFam up to date with the various happenings from her everyday life.

Recently, Manisha paid a visit to Kerala, soaking in the mesmerizing natural beauty of the place.

She took to her official Instagram handle and posted a pic from her relaxing getaway.

The photograph showed Manisha posing amidst a lush green garden under a coconut tree. Looking beautiful in a white and blue ethnic attire, she faced the camera flaunting her mesmerizing smile.

Manisha stated that she is in love with the slower rhythm of life in Kerala.

"Love being in Kerala - amongst coconut trees, soft skies, and a slower rhythm of life (sic)", she captioned the post.

Before this, she gave the netizens a sneak peek into her serene Sunday.

Manisha dropped a photo of her father, Prakash Koirala, on her Instagram along with the caption, "Dad's gentle vibe. Mom & me excited to go to the farmers' market. meeting up with #friendslikefamily Furry family cuddles. Sundays don't get better than this ... #sundaymood (sic)."

- IANS

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Arjun K
Manisha has such a serene presence. From the temples of Nepal to the backwaters of Kerala, she finds peace in simple things. A role model for staying grounded despite fame.
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Rohit P
While I respect the cultural tradition, I do hope the well-being of the young girl chosen as the Kumari is always prioritized. It's a huge responsibility for a child.
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Sarah B
Her caption is so poetic. "With folded hands and a quiet heart" – that's a feeling many of us seek in our busy lives. Love seeing her travel diaries!
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Vikram M
It's great that she's sharing these lesser-known traditions with a wider audience. The cultural connection between India and Nepal runs deep. Jai Maa Durga!
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Kavya N
Her life seems so balanced – spirituality, family time, and enjoying nature in Kerala. After her health journey, it's wonderful to see her thriving and sharing positivity.

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