Sri Garbarakshambigai Amman, Thanjavur

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Sri Garbarakshambigai Amman
Thanjavur, Tamil Nadu

Garbarakshambigai Amman Temple is located in Thanjavur District. Parvathi Devi is Garbarakshambigai here. Garbha means Womb, Raksha is protects, Ambigai is Devi, thus name Garbharakshambikai. Amman here protects Womb 

Paramashiva is Mullaivananathar here. Garbarakshambigai Amman here blesses childless & pregnant women with child, safeguard pregnancies & ensure an easy delivery. It is believed that those worship Devi with Shraddha are blessed with children. 

Sthala Puranam says that, Niruthuva & his wife Vedikai was living here. One day, when Niruthuva went out, a Muni named Urdhvapada arrived at seeking food. Vedikai, who was pregnant couldn't bring food because of tiredness. Urdhvapada thought this as humiliation & cursed her due to which her feotus was in danger. 

Vedikai prayed to Devi for help. Parvathi Devi appeared as Garbharakshambigai & protected the foetus in a pot. The child was born on the right time, who was named Naithruva. Garbharakshambika is most powerful form of Shakti Devi. 

Shri Mahadevyai Namaha 






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