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Govind Devji Temple

Location: Jaipur, Rajasthan
Diety: Radha and Krishna
Original Location: Vrindavan, Uttarpradesh
Relocated By: Maharaja Sawai Jai Singh II in 1590 AD


* THE DIVINE ARRIVAL *

OF

THAKUR SHRI RADHA GOVIND DEVJI MAHARAJ

TO JAIPUR

 

* Festivals *

As per Hindi Samvat Year, the following traditional festivals are celebrated:


Month of Chaitra :

1. From Chaitra Sudi 1 (Pratipada) to Chaitra Sudi 9 ( March-April-May ) (Navmi): Navratra

2. Chaitra Sudi 1 (1st day of Samvat Year,i.e., New Year Day): Indian New Year Day; Worship of Elephants.

3.Chaitra Sudi 3 (Teej) : Sinjara – The famous  Gangaur Festival

4.Chaitra Sudi 9 (Navmi): Ram Navmi; The Birth 1 Day of Lord Shri Ram

5.From Chaitra Sudi 12 (Dwadashi) to Baisakh  Sudi 8 (Ashtami): Mesh Sankranti

6.On Chaitra Sudi 11 (Ekadashi): Phool Bangla (Flower Decoration),

Decoration with Rose Flowers

7.From Chaitra Sudi 15 (Poornima-the full moon day) to Baisakh Sudi 15 (poornima): "Sheetal Bhog": Sheetal –Thal Bhog is offered.



Month of Baisakh & Jyestha :

( April-May-June & May-June-July )

1. Baisakh Sudi 3 (Akshaya Tritiya). Chandan -Yatra. Saffron & Sandal Paste is applied to the 2 Divine Holy Images.

2. Baisakh Sudi 14 (Chaturdashi) – Narsingh Jayanti: Pakhal Bhog is offered.

3. Baisakh Sudi 15 (Poornima) to Jyeshtha Sudi 13 (Trayodashi): Jalyatra; The Divine Holy Images are ornamentally decorated with real flowers and placed under the water showers amidst different fountains

3 4.Jyestha Sudi 15 (Poornima): Snan Yatra, holly bath is given with Saffron+

Rose Water+Cow Milk+Honey+Curd+Ghee+ Boora(dust sugar)+Itra (b=). Thereafter Bhog of various dishes is offerred.


Month of Asharh:

1.Asharh Sudi 2 (Dooj): Rath Yatra; Thakur shri ( June-July-August ) Gaur Govind (the holy Ashtadhatu Image of Lord Chaitanya Mahaprabhuji) is placed in the chariot 4 and taken to circumambulation(ifjdzek). Vaishnava

Mandli follows Dancing & Enchanting "Harinam Sankirtan"

After taking 3 rounds of the main temple, the chariot enters the Garbh Graha from the main entrance.

2.Asharh Sudi 11(ekadashi):Devshayani Ekadashi  Thakur Saligramji is placed in the chariot and taken to the "Tulsi"(Brinda Devi) stand. After

Abhishek, Thakur Saligramji comes back.

3.Asharh Sudi 15 (Poornima): Guru Poornima; The Disappearance(frjksHko) ceremony of Shri Pad Sanatan Goswami is celebrated.



Month of Shravan: 1.From Shravan Sudi 2(dooj) to Shravan Sudi 15

(July-Aug.-Sep.) (poornima):The Festival Of Swings (fgaMksyk mRlo);

Thakurji takes the ride on the Swings.

5 2.Shravan Sudi 3 (teej): Ghewar (a special sweet dish) bhog is offerred.

3.Shravan Sudi 15(Poornima):Raksha Bandhan; The Rakhis (various ornamental strings) are tied to the wrists of the divine holy images. On this

day the sisters tie "Rakhi" on the wrists of their  brothers to save them from any sort of dangers.

Month of Bhadrapad: 1.Bhadva Budi 8 & 9 (Ashtmi & Navmi):

( Aug-Sep-Oct ) Shri Krishna Janmashtmi, the main festival of the year; Celebrations of Lord Kirshna's Birth.

Shobha Yatra(a huge procession through the Main markets of the City) takes place on Navmi evening.

2.Bhadva Sudi 8 (ashtami):Radha Ashtami; The festival of the birth of Adhya Shakti Radha Rani is celebrated and Chhapan Bhog (dishes of minimum 56 varieties) are offerred to the deity. 3.Bhadva Sudi 15 (Poornima):

Shrimad Bhagwatotsava; Bhagwat Katha  Ayojan (Holy discourses on Shrimad Bhagwatji)

Month of Ashvin: 1.From Asoj Sudi 1(ekam) to Asoj Sudi 9 (Navmi):

( Sep-Oct-Nov ): Navratra Sthapna; Navratra Celebrations.

2.Asoj Sudi 10 (Dashmi): Vijaya Dashmi or Dashahara Celebrations

7 Kheer Bhog (Sweet Dish made with Rice & Milk) is offerred.

3.Asoj Sudi 15(Poornima): Sharad Poornima Celebrations; A special additional "Jhanki" (Darshan) is opened after the rising of Moon and

"Kheer Bhog" is offerred & distributed to the devotees.

4.From Asoj Sudi 15(Poornima) to Kartik Sudi 15 (Poornima):Aakashi Deepak; After evening, every day "Aakashi Deepak"(a holy heavenly Lamp) is lighted.

Month of Kartik: 1.From Asoj Sudi 15(Poornima) to Kartik Sudi 15(Main

( Oct-Nov-Dec ) Punctual Sewa Pooja Month); Damodar Bhog (Malpua-Kheer) is offered daily.

8 2.Kartik Budi 15 (Amavasya):Deepawali Celebrations

3.Kartik Sudi 1 (Pratipada): Annakut Celebrations; "Chhappan Bhog" are offered on this day.

4.Kartik Sudi 8 (Ashtami): Gopashtami; The Holy "Cow" ( xkS ekrk ) is worshipped

5.Kartik Sudi 15 :(End of Punctual Sewa Pooja Month) Ras Poornima Celebrations with special additional Jhanki-Darshan; After Moon-Rise, "Kheer Bhog" is offered.

Month of Marg-Sheersha (Mangsar) & Paush:

( Nov-Dec-Jan & 1.Mangasar Sudi 12 (Dwadashi):Vyanjan Dwadashi

Dec-Jan-Feb ) Celebrations; Special Bhog is offered in a Special Jhanki. In all the Jhankis, a special "Kapoor Aarti" 9 (Aarti with Camphor) is done. Throughout this whole month in the Mangla Jhanki, holy bath (Abhishek) is

given to the deities daily  2.Mangsar Sudi 15 to Paush Sudi 15 ( Poornima ) :

Paush Khichdi Bhog (both Sweet & Saline) is offered.

10 3.Paush Budi 1 (Ekam) to Paush Sudi 15 (Poornima) :  Paush Bada Bhog made of Chaulai Dal (a pulse) is offered & then prasadi distributed among the devotees

Month of Magh: 1.Magh Budi 7(Saptami):Posh Sankranti(Mah Magh

( Jan-Feb-Mar ) Punyakal,i.e., sacred period of time of the month of Magh ). Makar Sankranti is celebrated on Magh Budi 11 Saptami. On this day "Til (a cereal) Bhog" is offered.

2.Magh Sudi 1 (Pratipada) to Magh Sudi 15 (Poonam):Peen Ka Laddoo (A sweet dish made from rice-flour & dust of sugar) is offered.

3.Magh Sudi 5 (Panchami): Basant Panchami Celebrations (Patotsav); The ceremonies of holy bathing (Abhishek of Thakur Shri Govind Devji) &

worship of Devi Saraswati ( goddess of intelligence & education ), take place. All Basanti Paridhan ( yellow colour robes ) are put on by the deities .

Thereafter, Bhog as usual is offered.

4. Magh Sudi 7 ( Saptami ): Bhanu Saptami (Surya Saptami);The"Advityacharya Mahaprabhu Jayanti" is celebrated

5.Magh Sudi 13 ( Trayodashi ): Nityananda Mahaprabhu Patotsava Ceremonies take place. Kheer & Malpua Bhog is offered.


Month of Falgun: 1.Falguni Budi 14 (Chaudas): Maha Shiv Ratri ( Feb-Mar-April ) Celebrations: Pooja-Aarti done by the Temple Management in Mandir Shri Gopeshwar Mahadeo.

12 2.From Falgun Budi 10 (Dashmi) to Falguni Sudi 15 (Poornima): Rachna Fagotsava / Holika Utsava; From Falgun Budi Dashmi "Rachna Fagotsava

Jhankis are made using special type of dust colours;  Cultural Programmes are organised on Falgun Sudi Ashtami, Navmi & Dashmi;

From Ekadashi to Chaudas and Poornima, Fagotsava – the Festival of of "Holi" is celebrated.

Bhog is offerred as usual .

3.Falguni Sudi 11 (Ekadashi): Aanwala Ekadashi

( vkWaoyk ,dkn'kh ); Worship of Aanwala ( vkWaoyk ) plant

is done in temple campus.

4.Falgun Sudi 15 ( Poornima ) :

Shri Gaurang Mahaprabhu Patotsava celebrations;

In the evening 'Holy Bath' (Abhishek) is given to the

Image of Maha Prabhuji and the "Panchamrit" is

distributed to all Devotees.

 
 
 
 

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