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Tanishaa Mukerji's Spiritual Journey to Shani Shingnapur with Her 'Devis'

Tanishaa Mukerji shared photos and insights from her pilgrimage to the Shani Shingnapur temple in Maharashtra. She described the temple's unique tradition of doorless houses, believed to be protected by Lord Shani. This visit follows her recent Makar Sankranti pilgrimage to the Grishneshwar Jyotirlinga. The actress has been actively sharing her spiritual journeys, including a New Year visit to the Karla Caves.

Key Points: Tanishaa Mukerji Visits Shani Shingnapur Temple

  • Visit to Shani Shingnapur temple
  • Significance of doorless houses
  • Recent Makar Sankranti pilgrimage
  • Connection to ancient spiritual sites
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Tanishaa Mukerji visits Shani Shingnapur with her 'Devis', says 'no evil can touch you'

Actress Tanishaa Mukerji shares her divine visit to Shani Shingnapur, highlighting its significance and her recent spiritual pilgrimages.

Tanishaa Mukerji visits Shani Shingnapur with her 'Devis', says 'no evil can touch you'
"No evil can touch you, when you are surrounded by the Divine Feminine. - Tanishaa Mukerji"

Mumbai Ja, n 20

Actress Tanishaa Mukerji on Monday, shared pictures from her recent spiritual visit to the holy shrine of Shani Shingnapur, located at Ahmednagar in Maharashtra.

The actress through her journey offered a glimpse into her experience and also highlighted the significance of the temple.

She wrote "Thank you my Devis for this visit to Shani Shingnapur. No evil can touch you, when you are surrounded by the Divine Feminine."

Elaborating on the importance of the holy shrine, Tanishaa wrote, "Shani Shingnapur is a famous pilgrimage village in Maharashtra's Ahmednagar district, known for its temple dedicated to Lord Shani (Saturn), the deity of justice, and its unique tradition of having houses without doors, believing divine protection from Shani prevents theft."

Tanishaa also shared a few pictures from her trip. A picture shows Tanishaa performing rituals at the Shani temple. In the other picture, she can be seen offering prayers with her friends who accompanied her to the spiritual trip.

Recently, on account of Makar Sankranti, the actress had visited the holy shrine of Grishneshwar's Jyotirling, further performing a 'Rudra Abhishek.'

The actress had shared a few pictures straight from her divine visit, and highlighted the significance of the Jyotirlinga.

"Started this most auspicious day at Grishneshwar's Jyotirling doing a Rudra Abhishek. Thank you my Mahadev! Har Har Mahadev. Happy Makarsankranti all!! #BlessingsOnBlessings," she wrote.

The actress added, "#GrishneshwarJyotirlinga, the 12th of the sacred 12 Jyotirlingas dedicated to Lord Shiva, derives its legend from the Shiva Purana, highlighting unwavering devotion and divine mercy. Symbolising devotion's triumph over tragedy, promising moksha as the final Jyotirlinga pilgrimage stop. #tanishaamukerji #mahadev #blessed."

The actress, earlier had kickstarted the new year by connecting with the ancient knowledge at the Karla Caves.

For the uninitiated, Tanishaa is the daughter of veteran actress Tanuja and sister of Bollywood star Kajol. The actress who was an active part of Bollywood movies a decade ago, has starred in movies like Neil and Nikki, Sarkar and others. She was also seen as the first runner up in the reality show Bigg Boss season 7.

- IANS

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Rohit P
Good to see her visiting these ancient places. But honestly, sometimes it feels like a photo-op trend for some celebrities. I hope her devotion is genuine and not just for social media likes. The places she's visiting, like Karla Caves and Jyotirlingas, deserve deep respect.
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Aditya G
Shani Shingnapur is amazing! Been there with my family. The energy is different. No locks, no doors, yet no thefts for years. It's a living example of faith. Glad she's highlighting such places. Jai Shani Dev! 🪐
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Sarah B
This is fascinating. As someone not from India, I love learning about these traditions through posts like these. The concept of a village with no doors because of faith in divine justice is incredible. Thanks for sharing the significance.
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Meera T
Her caption "No evil can touch you when you are surrounded by the Divine Feminine" is so true. Wishing her all the best on this path. It's nice to see her exploring Maharashtra's spiritual heritage beyond just the usual filmi parties.
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Vikram M
Respect for Shani Dev is very important in our astrology. Maybe her visit will inspire more young people to understand the significance of Shani and not just fear it. Good initiative, but hope the focus remains on the deity and not just the celebrity.

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