Jodhpur : Jodhpur has once again reached 200 kg of ghee from Jodhpur to the Trust for the Akhand Jyot of Ramlala in Ayodhya. On Friday, on behalf of Sandipani Maharaj of Banad Goshala, ghee was handed over to Trustee Champatram while wearing a turban written in the name of Ram from Jodhpur. 200 kg ghee will be used in the rituals along with Akhand Jyot after one year of Ram Lalla’s presence. A unique type of sweets were also prepared and offered by the women workers including the workers of Banad Sandipani Goshala. Maharaj told that recently he participated in the Rath Yatra in Orchha to awaken Sanatan Dharma and then after reaching Ayodhya, he had darshan of Ram Lalla while handing over ghee.
Even before this, when Ram Lalla was enthroned, ghee and many other materials were sent from Jodhpur to Ayodhya. Now even after completion of one year, ghee has been sent. Maharaj told that these days a 45-day havan is being performed in Ayodhya invoking 33 crore deities. During this time, 1250 pundits from all over the country are praying for world peace by offering offerings in the havan along with chanting Vedic mantras. From 18th November to 1st January, 45 day rituals like Durgasaptashami, Shivpuran, Ramcharit Manas Path, Rudri Path etc. are being performed in Sevakarpuram in the interest of the nation and world peace.
Also, this time in Ayodhya, instead of 22 January as per the date, the celebration of 1 year of Ramlala’s presence will be celebrated on 11 January. For this, there will be a worship program including a huge havan for 3 days, in which devotees and saints from all over the country will participate. Maharaj told that along with Ramlala, sweets prepared in a unique way were offered in Hanumangarhi. This sweet was prepared by baking a mixture of water, herbs and sugar candy in the cow shed located in Banar. Consuming it will provide energy along with memory. The devotees, including the Maharaja of the Gaushala, met the trustee of Ayodhya Ram temple, Champat Rai, handed over ghee and expressed their gratitude by wearing a turban with Ram’s name written on it. Jodhpur’s identity was established by handing over 1200 turbans.
