Didwana. The city of Didwana is gearing up for a week of spiritual devotion as preparations begin for the upcoming Shrimad Bhagwat Saptah Gyan Yagya. Scheduled to take place at the local Agrasen Bhawan, the religious event will commence on November 29 and continue through December 5, drawing devotees from across the region to participate in the sacred discourses.
Organizer Rahul Agarwal confirmed that the festivities will officially open with a grand Kalash Yatra on the morning of November 29. Starting at 8:00 AM from the Jhalariya Temple, the procession will feature hundreds of women carrying traditional vessels on their heads while singing devotional songs, eventually arriving at the main venue at Agrasen Bhawan to mark the beginning of the week-long program.
The spiritual discourses will be conducted under the divine guidance of Jhalariya Peethadhishwar Swami Ghanshyamacharya Ji Maharaj, with the narration delivered by Yuvraj Swami Bhudevacharya Ji Maharaj. Attendees can expect daily sessions held from 2:00 PM to 5:30 PM, providing a consistent schedule for the community to engage with the teachings. On the final day, December 5, the timing will shift to a morning session running from 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM.
The week will cover a wide range of significant mythological narratives. The schedule includes the Shrimad Bhagwat Mahatmya and Shukdev-Parikshit character studies on the first day, followed by the tales of Prahlad, Narasimha Avatar, Gajendra Moksha, and the various incarnations of Lord Krishna throughout the week. Highlights include the Govardhan Puja, the story of Rukmini Swayamvar, and the concluding Sudama Charitra.
To enhance the experience for all visitors, the organizers have planned for elaborate and captivating tableaus to be displayed daily, depicting the various episodes of the Bhagwat Katha. The event concludes on December 5 with the final chapters of the narrative and the traditional Vyas Pujan, marking the end of this significant spiritual gathering in Didwana.