Gold coins and jewelry are distributed in this temple as offerings, this practice has been going on for centuries.

Today we are going to tell you about one such temple in India. Where the devotees are offered ornaments rather than sweets as offerings. This unique temple of India is in Madhya Pradesh and the name of this temple is Maa Mahalakshmi Temple. The devotees visiting this temple offer special offerings in the temple. This temple is located at Manak Chowk in Ratlam city.

Ratlam city, located in Malwa, Madhya Pradesh, is known as Swarna Nagri. This temple is thousands of years old. A special fair is also organized in this temple on Deepawali and the temple is well decorated. On this day the temple is decorated with cash, gold-silver coins, jewelery and other valuables.

It seems that the court of Kubera

The court of Kubera is installed in the Maa Mahalakshmi temple. The devotees visiting this court are given ornaments and rupees-paisa in the form of offerings. This court of Kuber is held during the Deepotsav.

Devotees who come to this court offer money and cash to the Lord as offerings. On the day of Deepawali, the doors of this temple are open 24 hours and on the day of Dhanteras, the court of Kubra is established.

Deepotsav is organized

In this temple, Deepotsav is organized for five days from Dhanteras. During this time, a crowd of devotees throng the temple of Maa Mahalakshmi. Devotees come here to worship and light the lamp. Not only this, the temple is decorated not with flowers but with ornaments and rupees offered by the devotees. During this time Kuber bundle is given to the women coming to the temple.

This tradition has been going on for decades

The tradition of offering intents and money in the temple has been going on for centuries. It is said that this tradition was started by a king living here. For the prosperity of the kingdom, kings used to offer money and ornaments in the temple. Since then this tradition has started and people come to the temple and offer jewelry, money to the mother and they are distributed as Prasad.

It is believed that devotees who offer money and ornaments in the temple become the blessings of Goddess Lakshmi in their home. This is the reason why people from far and wide come to this temple and offer precious things.