On Sundha Tirtha, Aghateswari Shakti is located with Bhurbhuwasweshwar Shiva. Shiva and Shakti are radically alike. Shiva is incomplete without Shakti. If 'I' of Shiva is rubbed out, it will become 'Shava'. It is said in the Devi Bhagawat that no one is disregarded by calling Rudraheena or Vishnuheena, but weak and disabled are rediculed by calling 'Shaktiheena'.

           There is a custom that Shakti has been worshipped for ancient time in India. The chief cause of its spreading circulation is that of the addition of the maternal feeling. Mother is the only most venerable and endeared form for the living beings. A son may become unworthy but a mother does never become undeserving. A mother is always the well-wisher of her children. That is why the worship of the mother is in vogue. Kind Mother defends all without any difference and saturates them with blessings they desire. Shakti is prevailed everywhere in this universe. On basis of this faith, we worship the living effigy of Shakti.