VISHALAKSHI DEVI*7th Day of Navratri"Estd.1908"*Bed for Mrityunjay Mahadev.
Kanchi Kamakshi, with Her eyes bestows one's desires,Kama, Madurai Meenakshi protects as a fish would by Her Eyes, Kasi Visalakshi bestows Grace with her compassion.
Benares,Varanasi or Kasi is the place where The Devi's wrist fell
It is also said that it is Her Eyes or Ear Rings.
It is considered that the earrings or eyes of the Mata Sati have fallen in the Varanasi at this sacred spot. Kajali Tij, the most important Hindu festival for the Indian women, is celebrated at the Vishalakshi Temple very happily. This festival is held at the third day of the Hindu month of Bhadrapada (August) during fortnight.
There are six points as a temple in the Varanasi which symbolizes Shastanga (six-fold) yoga. These are the Vishwanath Temple, the Vishalakshi Temple, the holy River Gange, the Kala Bhairava Temple, the Dhudiraj Temple (this temple is devoted to the Lord Ganesha) and the Dandapani temple (dedicated to Lord Shiva).
mother for getting a child and unfortunate people for their bright fortune.
Devotees celebrate Navaratri at this temple in the month of October as well as celebrate the triumph of the Goddess Durga over the buffalo demon (Mahishasura). They celebrate other Navaratri in the fortnight of the Chaitra (March). According to the Puranas, Vishalakshi Manikarnika or Vishalakshi Manikarni is one of the 52 Shakti Peethas. It is considered that the karna kundala (known as the earring) of the Sati fallen here that's why known as the Manikarni or Manikarnika. In the Puranas, it is clearly mentioned that the Varanasi city will exist even after the Pralaya.
http://ramanan50.wordpress.com/2014/03/25/kasi-visalakshi-devis-wrist-varanasi-shakti-peeta/
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kunnuvarankottai_Kasi_Visalakshi-Viswanathar_Temple

The Kasi Visalakshi Viswanathar temple is in the village of Kunnuvarankottai. This village is served by three rivers — Vaigai, Maruda and Manjalaru — called the Triveni Sangam (tri = three, veni = river, sangam = confluence). The river Vaigai takes a slightly northern course (Tamil: உத்தரவாஹினீ) near this village, like the Ganges takes at Varanasi.

Villagers believe that bathing in the confluence during holy days like Amavasya will enable the devotees to realise the purpose of life. There is a 300-year-old Visalakshi Viswanathar temple in the village by the riverside. The presiding deities are Goddess Visalakshi and God Viswanathar. It is similar in nature to the Kasi Visalakshi Viswanathar temple in many respects. The shrine for the Goddess Visalakshi faces south in this temple. As per the temple legend, the locals say that this idol was brought by a devotee from Kasi or Varanasi.

Sri Sacchidananda Bharati I (1623--1663) was born in this area and the annual birthday is celebrated in this temple every year in Sravana month Rohini star.
http://www.drikpanchang.com/navratri/chaitra-vasant-navratri-dates.html