Govardhan Puja and Annakut Festival Celebrated with Grandeur at Tapobhumi Lalivav Math

Banswara, The historic Tapobhumi Lalivav Math, renowned as a Siddh Peeth of the Ramanand Sampraday, celebrated Govardhan Puja and Annakut Festival with great fanfare under the guidance of Mahamandaleshwar Shri Mahant Hariomdasji Maharaj. On this occasion, a special decoration was arranged for Lord Padmanabh, along with the offering of 56 types of dishes.

The festival included five grand aartis performed for the principal deity, Lord Shri Padmanabh, and a sumptuous Annakut feast. The atmosphere resonated with the sounds of conch shells, drums, and bells, creating an uplifting ambiance as devotees were moved to joy during the grand aarti. Following the ceremony, all attendees partook in the divine Mahaprasad of Annakut.

Mahamandaleshwar Hariomdasji Maharaj highlighted that each festival and celebration features special and captivating adornments for Lord Padmanabh. In keeping with tradition, this year a unique tableau was prepared for the Annakut festival, drawing a continuous stream of devotees eager to witness the Lord's enchanting form and to capture photographs of the remarkable display.

Discourse on Govardhan Puja and Parikrama

During the event, Mahamandaleshwar Shri Mahant Hariomdasji Maharaj addressed the large gathering of devotees, elaborating on the significance of Govardhan Puja. He shared the complete mythological narrative behind the celebration, emphasizing that the rituals of Govardhan Puja and Parikrama cleanse the soul of all sinful actions.