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Mangla Gauri Temple Prasad
"Mangla Gauri is Gauri Mata in her most benevolent form, the giver of saubhagya. Devotees, and especially women, worship her for a happy married life, the wellbeing of the family, and the removal of every inauspiciousness from the home. Her vrat in the month of Shravan is among the most cherished observances of married women. Prasad from her temple in Kashi carries that mangal, that auspiciousness, with it."
New Kashi Vishvnath Temple Prasad
"The New Kashi Vishwanath Temple, also known as the Birla Temple, stands within the campus of Banaras Hindu University. Built in white marble with one of the tallest shikharas in the country, it enshrines Vishwanath for every devotee, open to all without distinction. Prasad from this temple carries the same grace of Bholenath, offered from one of modern Kashi's most loved shrines."
Durga Kund Temple Prasad
"The Durga Kund Temple is one of the most revered Shakti temples of Kashi, standing beside its sacred kund. Tradition holds that the murti of the Mother here was not installed by human hands but appeared on its own. Devotees throng the temple through Navratri, and her prasad carries the protection and strength that only the Mother gives."
Kashi Vishwnath Prasad
"Shri Kashi Vishwanath is the lord of Kashi itself. The shastras hold that the city rests on his trishul and that he never leaves it, even when the universe dissolves. Prasad from his temple carries the grace of the Jyotirlinga, the blessing every devotee seeks when they come to Kashi."
Kal Bhairav Temple Prasad
"Kal Bhairav is the guardian of Kashi. Tradition holds that nothing moves in the city without his permission, and that even Kashi Vishwanath's darshan is complete only after his. He is a fierce form of Shiv Ji, and his fierceness is turned entirely toward the protection of his devotees. Prasad from his temple carries that protection with it."
Sankat Mochan Temple Prasad
"The Sankat Mochan Temple stands at the spot where Goswami Tulsidas had his darshan of Hanuman Ji. The name itself is the promise: the one who frees his devotees from sankat. Hanuman Ji asks nothing for himself, and tradition holds that Shani Dev does not trouble his devotee. Prasad from this temple, most beloved of all his seats in Kashi, carries his blessing and his shield together."
