At Uttar Pradesh’s Choksi Nath Temple, two naturally joined Shivlings captivate devotees by mysteriously changing colours, symbolising a powerful blend of faith, legend and divine wonder.
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News1807-01-2026, 15:28

Colour-Changing Shivlings: UP Family's 900-Year Devotion to Choksi Nath Temple

  • Choksi Nath Temple in Shahjahanpur features two naturally joined Shivlings believed to change colour (blue, brown, black).
  • A single family, now in its ninth generation, has protected and served the temple for 900 years, tracing back to Pandit Sukhlal.
  • Devotees believe immersing the Shivlings in water during drought pleases Lord Indra and brings rainfall.
  • Witnessing the Shivlings or performing darshan is said to fulfill wishes and protect the region from calamities.
  • A grand fair is held on Amavasya days, attracting thousands of devotees seeking peace and prosperity.

Why It Matters: A UP temple's colour-changing Shivlings inspire 900 years of family devotion and faith.

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