Humble Beginning

Located near the shores of the Arabian Sea at Khar Danda, Mumbai, Shree Durga Parameshwari Temple traces its origins to 1969, when Shri Purushottam Bhat established a small prayer facility in a modest shop-like structure.

What began as a simple place of worship gradually evolved into a revered spiritual Center . Devotees from all backgrounds and communities started visiting this sacred abode, drawn by the divine presence of the Goddess and the spiritual guidance available here.

Today, the temple continues to serve as a beacon of faith, hope, and devotion.

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The Divine Mission of Shri Purushottam Bhat

Born in Karnataka and later settled in Mumbai, Shri Purushottam Bhat led a simple life, balancing work and studies while nurturing his devotion to the Divine Mother.

Over time, his spiritual connection deepened, and he became an instrument of the Goddess's grace. Though he never consciously sought a spiritual path, Divine Providence chose him for a higher purpose.

Under the blessings of Maa Durga Parameshwari, he has guided countless devotees toward:

• Spiritual awakening

• Inner peace and strength

• Reconnection with ancestral traditions

• Resolution of personal and professional challenges

• Greater devotion to Dharma and family values

Many devotees describe experiencing serenity, hope, and renewed faith after receiving his guidance.

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A Temple for All

From school children seeking blessings before examinations to families praying for prosperity and peace, the temple has welcomed devotees of all ages and backgrounds.

Generations of devotees continue to visit the temple, carrying forward traditions of faith and devotion. Many who sought guidance here have rediscovered their ancestral deities, family customs, and spiritual heritage.

The temple stands as a living testimony to the transformative power of devotion and divine grace.

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Revival of Sacred Traditions

Through divine inspiration and guidance, several neglected places of worship across India experienced renewed recognition and revival, including:

• Chandika Durgaparameshwari Kumbashi, Kundapura

• Bijowa, Rajasthan

• Desuri, Rajasthan

• Pali, Rajasthan

• Navil Subramanya, Karnataka

• Ambaji Temple, Nakoda

• Naag Temple, Kashi

• Chamunda Devi Mandir

• Kshetrapal Jarandaya, Padubidri-Kalletta

These efforts have helped preserve sacred traditions and strengthen spiritual consciousness among devotees.