Mathura, the birthplace of Lord Krishna, is famous not only for its temples but also for Bhuteshwar Mahadev Temple, one of the oldest temples of Lord Shiva. This temple is also called ‘Kotwal’ of Mathura. In the month of Sawan, the importance of philosophy of this holy pilgrimage is increased even more, so let’s know the important things related to this temple in this article, which are as follows.
Why is Bhuteshwar Mahadev Mathura’s Kotwal?
Mathura is called the city of Lord Krishna, but the burden of safety is assigned to Lord Shiva. According to mythological beliefs, four Mahadev temples are located at the four corners of Mathura, which protect the city. Among them, Bhuteshwar Mahadev is considered to be the main Kotwal of Mathura. It is said that when Lord Krishna killed Kansa, he was blamed for Brahma. To get rid of this defect, he took refuge in Bhuteshwar Mahadev.
Lord Shiva freed him from this defect and since then Bhuteshwar Mahadev started known as the supreme of Mathura. It is believed that it is necessary to see Bhuteshwar Mahadev before entering Mathura, otherwise the journey is not considered successful.
Importance of philosophy of Bhuteshwar Mahadev
During this time Lord Shiva resides on earth and relieves all the sufferings of his devotees. The darshan and consecration of Bhuteshwar Mahadev on Monday of Sawan have special significance. In such a situation, you must visit this dham for darshan. So that Bholenath can relieve all your sufferings. It is also believed that by visiting Bhuteshwar Mahadev in Sawan, all the sins of a person are destroyed.
