Mysterious Trisandhiya Mata Stream

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TRISANDHIYA MATA

Mysterious Trisandhiya Mata Stream
Trisandhiya, a wonderful stream flowing down the slopes of a mountain twice or thrice a day is considered as very sacred by the devotees. The main characteristics of this stream is that after flowing for some time from the top of the mountain down the ravine, it gets receding and surprisingly from downwards to upwards and finally disaapers leaving no trace of water. Astonishingly, there is neither a lake'pond nor any glacier at the top of the mountain where-from it may originate. The name 'Trisandhiya' has been attributed to this stream in the belief that three-times a day prayers are performed by this stream to Lord Shiva, Mata Parvaati and Brahma who stand nearby in the form of 'Hudh-Mata' and 'Brahma Peaks'. the place is situated quite opposite to Brahma Peaks with river 'Anantnallah' flowing in between.Locally say that in ancient times, Trisandhiya would appear three times i.e. morning, noon and evening regularly. They also say that for the good and the noble people, it would appear but for the wicked, it would never come down. This seems to be a superstition. The devotees hold this stream in great reverence and a dip in its waters is considered very auspicious.
Mysterious Trisandhiya Mata Stream
JAI TRISANDHIYA MATA KI

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