Nitya Utsav Seva
Nitya Utsava Seva contributes to creating a serene and sacred atmosphere in the temple. The worship rituals, melodious kirtans, and beautiful decorations uplift the consciousness of visitors and inspire them towards spiritual practices. By offering various items such as flowers, incense, lamps, and food to the Deities, devotees express their gratitude for the Lord's blessings and acknowledge His presence in their lives.
Rath Yatra Sevas (27 June, 2025)
Lord Krishna is described as
“namo brahmanya devaya go-brahmana hitaya ca”
(Vishnu Purana 1.19.65), the well-wisher of cows. This was well-reflected in His care for cows as a cowherd boy in Vrindavana. In fact, Lord Krishna’s other names, Govinda and Gopala mean, “friend and protector of cows”.
Religious Significance of Offering Gau Mata Seva:
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Gau Mata Seva is a sacred duty in Hinduism, honoring these revered animals and fulfilling one’s dharma.
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Serving cows is believed to attract blessings from Lord Krishna.
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Offering Gau Mata Seva is thought to accumulate punya, leading to a positive karmic cycle.
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Donations ensure cows receive proper care, food, shelter, and veterinary attention.
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