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This podcast highlights a unique religious landmark in Ujjain, India, known as the Ten-Armed Ganesh Temple located within the Chakratirth cremation grounds. This sacred site is distinguished by a rare idol of Lord Ganesh featuring ten limbs while cradling his daughter, Santoshi Mata, a depiction seldom seen in traditional iconography. Local tradition suggests that the deity possesses immense spiritual power, drawing devotees and tantric practitioners from across the globe to seek blessings for marriage, prosperity, and success. Visitors participate in a specific ritual involving counter-clockwise circumambulation or drawing inverted symbols to signify a pending request, which is later corrected once their prayers are answered. Furthermore, the temple's history is linked to the planet Mars, as ancient scriptures claim the celestial body performed extensive penance at this very location. Overall, the source illustrates the temple's significance as a global center for faith and a vital component of Ujjain’s mystical heritage.