🔱 Why is Vaikuntha Chaturdashi called Shiva’s Tandavkaal?
🌸 Vaikuntha Chaturdashi is the sacred day when Lord Vishnu worshipped Lord Shiva with 1000 lotus flowers, symbolizing the divine devotion between the preserver and the destroyer. He had offered 999 lotus flowers and had sacrificed His eye as he is known as “Kamal Nayan”.
📿His devotion and sacrifice pleased Lord Shiva and He gifted the Sudarshan Chakra to Shri Vishnu. It is also the day when the gates of Vaikuntha opens and Shiva and Vishnu both bless devotees with liberation, peace, and protection from all negativity.
🌸 To honor this cosmic harmony, the Vaikuntha & Kailash Siddhi Dual Temple Chadhava unites offerings at two immensely powerful temples; Shri Vishnu Pad Vedi, Gaya, and Markandeya Mahadev Temple, Kashi.

✨Why worship at Vishnu Pad and Markandeya Mahadev temples?
🛕 At Vishnu Pad Vedi, the eternal footprint of Lord Vishnu marks the spot where He liberated the soul of Gayasura and granted moksha to all who worship here.
🛕 At Markandeya Mahadev Temple, Shiva protected His devotee Markandeya from Yama, the god of death, blessing the site with the power to overcome fate and time itself.
Together, they represent protection, liberation and happiness.

✨What blessings does it bring?
📿Purohitji offers sacred items at both temples in devotees’ names on Vaikuntha Chaturdashi. You will receive a certificate and darshan video within 24-48 hours on the Sri Mandir app.
🌸 By participating in this dual Chadhava, devotees invoke both Vishnu’s Vaikuntha Siddhi and Shiva’s Kailash Siddhi, ensuring balance, protection, and freedom from the cycle of birth and death.

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