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Shree Shree Maa Nila Saraswati

In the sacred town of Puri, near Atharanala, a divine abode is set to grace the spiritual landscape – the Temple of "Shree Maa Nila Saraswati." Unlike any other temple in Puri, even within the revered Jagannath Temple, this upcoming sanctuary holds special significance as it pays homage to Maa Nila Saraswati, also known in Vedic Sastra Purana as Maa "Matangi" and "Maa Ugratara."

Maa Shree Shree Nila Saraswati is envisioned as the twin companion of Lord Jagannath, embodying the essence of Nila Purusa and the white form of Maa Saraswati, known as Nila Saraswati. This divine presence, often likened to Lord Jagannath himself, is considered the epitome of love transcending Tantra and Mantra, symbolizing the "Mokhya Dayini Devi" – the bestower of liberation.

The envisioned temple, aptly named "The Mokhya Dwar Shree Shree Nilasaraswati Ashram," is believed to be a gateway to spiritual freedom. Devotees flocking to this sacred site are said to find solace and healing, with Maa Nila Saraswati offering relief from diseases and adversaries. The transformative power of a visit to this ashram is said to make devotees' enemies vanish and students shine with brilliance.

Since 2003, Maa Nila Saraswati has been venerated at the "Guru Prabaha Ranjan Kabi's Parnakutira Ashram" near Atharnala.She is revered as Lord Jagannath. Now, as the temple is set to be constructed, devotees are earnestly urged to contribute, both financially and willingly, to help materialize this divine haven that promises freedom from sorrow and an indescribable power emanating from the divine Maa Nila Saraswati.

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Maa Nila Saraswati

The revered goddess Maa Shri Shri Nila Saraswati Devi is depicted in the form of Maa Matangi or Ugratara in the sacred. scriptures. However, in this sacred realm, she is self-manifested as the divine couple, Shri Jagannath and Dhabaleswari Maa Saraswati .

This unique manifestation symbolizes the divine union or yugalang of Shri Jagannath and Goddess Saraswati. It is believed that she is indeed the direct embodiment of Shri Jagannath Mahaprabhu.

Maa Shri Nila Saraswati Devi, with Shri Jagannath Mahaprabhu eternally present in her divine body, is referred to as the "Bestower of Liberation" or "Mokshadayini Devi." The sacred abode where she resides is hailed as the "Gateway to Liberation" due to the profound spiritual significance associated with her presence. The place where she dwells is often recognized as the "Moksha Dvara" or the gateway to salvation.
Puri Swargadwaar near Sea beach is believed to be the sole gateway to heaven. It is said that after death, one attains heavenly bliss if cremated in Puri, substantiating the notion of the "Gateway to Heaven." Correspondingly, the revered abode of Maa Nila Saraswati in Atharnala, situated just above Puri, is regarded as the "Moksha Dvara" or the gateway to salvation. Devotees firmly assert that by worshipping the goddess with unwavering devotion at this sacred site, they attain liberation, as documented in the Odia prophetic book.
Having the blessed opportunity to behold Shri Shri Maa Neel Saraswati is said to confer protection against Kaal Sarpa Dansan Yog,,rendering venom harmless, and bestowing invincibility against all challenges, as indicated in the scriptures. Those who seek her divine presence are believed to overcome all adversaries. For students, the divine vision is believed to bring forth intellect and wisdom. Pilgrims who visit this sacred site and witness Maa Neel Saraswati are said to be absolved of all sins and blessed with robust health, dispelling every ailment.