Shree Jari Mari Aayi Mandir, Sukapur

Maharashtra, Thane, Mumbai

Shree Jari Mari Mataji Mandir is one of the sacred temples in New Mumbai dedicated to Goddess Parvati. The temple was built by Mr. Namdeo Bhoir, the founder and owner of TissAai Automobile in Uran.The temple enshrines the idol of Goddess Jari Mari Mataji from Pandharpur. Devotees can use the temple premises for any God-related functions for free.

Legend

The founder, Mr. Namdeo Bhoir was once a poor farmer residing in a chawl. After getting married to Ms. Parmila he got into the habit of visting Tissgaon (Kalyan) Jari Mari Mandir with his father-in-law, Mr. Vasant Ghate, every fortnight. After seeing people seeking answers from Mataji and getting answers, he also started seeking Mataji's advice on different matters and everything Mataji said turned out be true. Gradually, he got in to construction business quitting his job at NAD, Karanda. With Mataji's blessings, his hard work really paid off. Mr. Namdeo Bhoir very soon became very happy in his life and built this Mandir for Mataji in Panvel and Uran as per Mataji's guidance .He owns the biggest automobile showroom in Uran in the name of TissAai Automobile and has been in the construction business since last 45 years (35 years with ONGC). The establishment has also got appreciation from the Cabinet minisiter for petroleum, Mr. Dharmendra Pradhan. Mr. Namdeo Bhoir's life principle is very simple: work hard, treat everyone with love and give to everyone who deserves as this invites God's attention and he was blessed by Mataji because of these ideologies.

Architecture

According to Namdeo Ji, he built the entire temple exactly in the way Mataji wanted him to, following the vision of Mataji.

Darsan Info

The temple is open for Mataji's Devotees from 7:00 AM to 1:00 PM and from 4: 00 PM to 10:00 PM

Darsan Dresscode

There is no particular dress code in this temple. Devotees are advised to dress appropriately.

Famous Festival

April - Chaitra Purnima

Culture

Mumbai culture is a blend of traditional festivals, food, music, cinema, and theatres. It is the busiest cosmopolitan city of India holding its age-old culture.Apart from being one of the biggest metropolitan cities in the country, Mumbai promises a high-adrenaline, foot-tapping, diverse city life to all inhabitants. Food and the festivals are the most important facets of Mumbai's culture.