... - Na jaane kyu tum Se Itna pyaar hai ki tumhare liye khud ko khone ko tyaar hu mai.
Jaan ho tum mere..jaan yani zindagi
Jo tum mai basti hai mere.
Tumhare ankh mai ek ansu aa jae toh na jaane kyu dil jalta hai yeh mera.
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Then they again sat in their cars to go to their next destination that us jawala mata when Sati's body was divided into 51 parts, her tongue fell in the area of Jawalamukhi and it continues to be represented by the flames (or jyotis). Along with her tongue, the flames of Sati's yogic power also fell to the place. Some legends state that Sati's clothes also fell here; that when they fell they were on fire and the fire has never gone out. Near this area, eternal flames continue to burn in a natural cave. Some say there are seven or nine flames for the seven divine sisters or the nine Durgas.
Besides Vaishno Devi, Jwalaji (flame) or Jwala Mukhi (flame mouth) is probably the most ancient temple mentioned by the Mahabharata and other scriptures.
the Mughal Emperor came to this Jwala Mandir after the battle of Noorpur and Chamba Akbar. Akbar once tried to extinguish the flames by covering them with an iron disk and even channeled water to them. But the flames overcame all these efforts.
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Another fact about this temple is that these 9 jyoti burn without ghee or oil. Even Akbar tried to extinguish the jyoti but he failed misrebly. After that he apologize to maa and gifted a gold chatra but mata did not except the chatra. That chatra got turned into metal. Even today we can see that chatra there.
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After taking blessings from Maa Jawala Devi they went to their next destination that is Baba Balaknath ji
Baba Balak Nath is a Hindu deity, who is worshiped with great reverence in the North-Indian state of Himachal Pradesh and Punjab. His main place of worship is known as Deotsidh, this temple is situated in the high peak of the hill of Chakmoh village.
