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Why do Mahabahu give darshan in Gajanana Besha on Snana Purnima? What is the legend?

Snana Purnima Gajanana Besha of Lord Jagannath

Why do Mahabahu give darshan in Gajanana Besha on Snana Purnima? What is the legend?Lord Shri Jagannath is bathed with 35 pots of fragrant water, Lord Balabhadra with 33 pots, Goddess Subhadra with 22 pots, and Chakraraj Lord Shri Sudarshan with 18 pots of fragrant water, and on this day, the Lord gives darshan to […]

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Three ornate paintings of Hindu deities, featured in the Anasar Niti article

Anasar Niti begins from the day after Devasnaan Purnima and continues until Netrotsav, when Jagannath, Balabhadra, and Subhadra remain afflicted with fever in the Jagannath Temple and do not grant darshan (auspicious sight) to devotees. This period is known as Anasar or Anavasara. According to tradition after the Snan Yatra (bathing ritual), the Anavasara Niti […]

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Special Information about Mangalarpan and Doorlagi rituals at Sri Mandir

Special Information in this article explains the Mangalarpan, Doorlagi, Pushpanjali and Pahanidi sequence described at Sri Mandir. The note focuses on the materials and actions used to seek auspiciousness and to prepare the deities for ceremonial movement. Special Information: Mangalarpan and Doorlagi Rituals This Special Information shows the order presented in the original note: the […]

Water Abhishekam Ritual During the Snan Purnima of Sri Vigrahas

Crowd surrounding two large statues, featured in the Water Abhishekam article

👉 Water Abhishekam on Snan Purnima begins after the priests complete the bathing preparations and they proceed to the golden pool (Suna Kua) in front of Maa Sheetala Devi, who is facing the north door of the temple of Mudirasta, Kalahiya, and Suna Gosain, after placing lamps (Diyans) at the bathing platform. 👉 Devotee servants […]

The Banner Ceremony at the Shri Mandir Today

Three red cartoon characters, featured in the Banner Ceremony article

The Banner Ceremony at Shri Mandir is observed on Jyeshtha Shukla Paksha Chaturdashi, when the Daitapati servitors prepare the Senapata for Lord Jagannath. Banner Ceremony: About the Senapata “O King Indradyumna! You are embarking on a human-like journey. To protect your body, the Senapata is being prepared. With devotion, after a night watch, Lord’s sleep […]

The Sixteen Names of Lord Jagannath

Decorated religious icon with flowers for the Sixteen Names devotional article

The Sixteen Names of Lord Vishnu are remembered in this stotram for different moments of life. Om! One should think of Vishnu while taking medicine, and Janardana during a meal.Padmanabha while going to sleep, and Prajapati during marriage. The God Chakradhara in battle, and Trivikrama while traveling abroad.Narayana when leaving the body (at death), and […]

।। Champaka Dwadashi at Shrimandir ।।

Temple with a yellow roof and brown walls, featured in the Daitas article

Champaka Dwadashi at Shrimandir is presented in this article as a Jyeshtha festival centered on the divine couple Lord Madanmohan and Shreedevi. On Champaka Dwadashi, they receive the Agyamala, travel in the Guali Shobhayatra through Puri and accept Panti Bhoga from devotees along the route. The Champaka Dwadashi procession also includes ceremonial worship at the […]

Entry of the Daitas into the Temple

Temple with a yellow roof and brown walls, featured in the Daitas article

Today, on the Tritiya of the bright fortnight, the Daitas (servants) have entered the temple to perform the secret services of Lord Jagannath. This process began before the Mangala Aarti, and the senior Daita Sevaks (servants) who are prepared are saying this. The Daitas, known as the protectors of Shrijiu (Lord Jagannath), have a tradition […]

The Procession of Lord Jagannath:

Procession during Chhampaka Dwadashi and Guali Utsava in Puri

Malika baharile malikaninku dhari dia haribola….. Procession on Chhampaka Dwadashi On the twelfth day of the bright fortnight of the Vaishakha month, the Chhampaka Dwadashi ritual is observed in the temple premises. According to tradition, the day after the Rukmini marriage, the grand procession (Guali Utsava) of Lord Jagannath is organized. On this day, after […]

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