Glimpse of Hanuman Jayanti at Surdhan Dada Mandir, Tarsara, Talaja Taluka, Gujarat for Upmanyu Gotra скачать в хорошем качестве

Glimpse of Hanuman Jayanti at Surdhan Dada Mandir, Tarsara, Talaja Taluka, Gujarat for Upmanyu Gotra

Hanuman Janmotsav Date: 12.04.25 (Saturday) Time: From 9:00 AM onwards Venue: Hanuman Dada Temple, Tarasara Taluka: Talaja District: Bhavnagar, Saurashtra, Gujarat Event Outline: Morning 9:00 AM: Worship, Chanting, and Archana Morning 10:00 AM: At the Government School located in the center of Tarasara, Free meal (Batuk Bhojan) for school children Approx. 400 to 450 students (Menu: Bundi, Gathiya, Spicy Potato Curry, and Sweet Chilled Buttermilk) 11:30 AM to 12:45 PM: Darshan of Hanuman Dada’s Adornments and Bhog Aarti Afternoon 1:00 PM: Brahm Bhojan for the temple priests and their families, and school teachers Afternoon 1:30 PM: Yajman Bhojan (meal for devotees, drivers, and other guests) Afternoon 2:30 PM: Rest Afternoon 3:15 PM: Discussion regarding Temple Renovation Questions to be discussed: • How to move forward with the renovation? • How should it be done, by whom, and what scope of work can be undertaken? • How much time, effort, and resources can each individual contribute? • Other related matters. Afternoon 4:00 PM: BUTTERFLY RAM Activity All devotees will write the name Ram inside a butterfly shape. Afternoon 4:30 PM: Recitation of Hanuman Chalisa – 3 times by everyone together (Approximately 151 chants of Hanuman Chalisa will be completed) Afterwards: Devotional Singing, Kirtan, Chanting, and Raas Garba Everyone will support each other and purify their speech through collective worship. Evening 5:45 PM: Aarti, followed by Distribution of Prasad and Gifts A Heap of Good Deeds: On the eve of Hanuman Janmotsav, i.e., on 11.04.25 (Friday) at Mahuva, A Mini Meal will be provided to approx. 300 children (Children who are separated from society and have been neglected) For us it may be easily accessible, but for them, it is a rare treat We have the opportunity to serve this meal—let’s experience it and be part of it. Volunteers who can arrive a day earlier are encouraged to do so and seize the opportunity to be part of a noble cause. The rare meal for the children that we get to serve so easily includes: Manchurian / Samosa / Puff with wafers, cream biscuits, candy, and ice cream Time: 4:30 PM On the day of Hanuman Janmotsav, A meal with snacks and sweets will be provided at the Old Age Home for 51 elderly individuals including staff – organized by the committee. Additionally, at appropriate times: Tea, Water, Lemon Juice, or Fennel Sherbet will be arranged depending on the time and circumstances.