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Bali Daityaraja Puja
- Krishna Balaram ISKCON VRINADAVAN
- Oct 14
- 2 min read
Bali Daityaraja Puja
Date: October 22, 2025
Honoring King Bali Maharaj
On October 22, 2025, devotees will observe Bali Daityaraja Puja, which coincides with Govardhana Puja and Go Puja in the Vaishnava calendar. This sacred ceremony honors King Bali Maharaj, a great devotee of Lord Vishnu, and celebrates the virtues of humility, surrender, and devotion.
Significance of Bali Daityaraja Puja
King Bali, also known as Mahabali, is remembered for his unwavering devotion to Lord Vishnu despite being a powerful ruler. The puja highlights:
Humility and Surrender: King Bali’s life exemplifies complete surrender to the divine will.
Devotion and Faith: His story teaches the importance of steadfast faith and devotional service.
Divine Protection: Observing this puja invokes the mercy and blessings of Lord Vishnu, ensuring spiritual guidance and protection.
Spiritual Context
The ritual is rooted in Vedic tradition, where King Bali’s devotion to Lord Vishnu is celebrated through Vedic ceremonies, offerings, and prayers. His life inspires devotees to cultivate love, generosity, and humility, even amidst worldly responsibilities.
Celebrations
Bali Daityaraja Puja is observed alongside Govardhana Puja and Go Puja, making it an important post-Diwali festival. Devotees participate by:
Offering prasadam, lamps, and flowers
Performing kirtans and reciting sacred texts
Honoring cows and bulls in recognition of their sacred role in devotional life
Engaging in charitable acts and seva, reflecting King Bali’s generosity
Spiritual Inspiration
This puja reminds devotees that:
True greatness is measured by devotion and humility, not material power.
Sincere surrender to God brings divine blessings, protection, and spiritual advancement.
By following King Bali’s example, one can cultivate inner purity, devotion, and selfless service.
Join the Celebration
ISKCON Vrindavan invites all devotees to participate in Bali Daityaraja Puja, Govardhana Puja, and Go Puja, offering prayers, lamps, and seva to strengthen devotion and receive the blessings of Lord Vishnu and the divine Vaishnava saints.
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