Jaipur : Jaipur With the increase in winter, changes have started in the daily routine and eating habits of the common people. At the same time, in the temples of the city too, along with Vishesh Dwadashi, there will be a change in the clothes and offerings of the Lord on Thursday. They will be offered a variety of hot dishes including coarse grain khichra mixed with dry fruits, rewari, gajak tilpatti, bajra churma, gond, sesame and lentil laddus, saffron-infused milk and green leafy vegetables. Perfume brought from Kannauj and Vrindavan will be used in Thakur ji’s bath. 56 Bhog tableaux will be decorated in the temples. Heater and fireplace will be lit in the sanctum sanctorum. The Lord will be made to wear a muffler, socks, gloves and a shawl and will be covered with a quilt.
Mahant Malay Goswami of Radha Damodarji temple located at Chauda Rasta told that Thakur ji will be anointed with lukewarm water mixed with perfume. Apart from Jaipur, hot costumes from Vrindavan, Gujarat and Nathdwara will be made available. Tableau of 56 offerings will be decorated in the morning and evening. Yuvacharya of Kale Hanuman Ji Temple, Pt. Yogesh Sharma told that Pawanputra will be made to wear special woolen clothes along with hot dishes. Vishaan Dwadashi will be celebrated in Anand Krishna Bihari, Ladliji located in Ramganj, ISKCON, Akshardham and other temples.
Special Kadam perfume has been ordered from Kannauj in the presence of Mahant Siddharth Goswami in the Gopinath ji temple located in Purani Basti. In Rajbhog, apart from moong, moth, millet, pulses and rice, there will be bathing with milk in the Mangala tableau. Dhoop Aarti at Radha Damodar Ji located in Bani Park will be delayed by 30 minutes at 08:30 am. Chola, rice, millet, moong and green leafy vegetables will be offered as bhog. Mahant Jagdish Sharma of Radha Mohan Ji Temple located in Durgapura said that halwa, churma, saffron-infused milk and other hot dishes will be offered. There will be changes in service worship in other temples including Hanuman ji of Khole, Lakshmi Jagdish located in Goner, Akshardham, ISKCON, Akshaypatra.
