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244th Swaminarayan Brahmotsav
Published On: April 6, 2025
, Updated on : April 19, 2025
Inauguration & Diksha Ceremony – A Spiritual Beginning
The Brahmotsav commenced with a Grand Nagar Yatra, a magnificent procession from the Ashram to the Prayer Hall. The air was filled with Ras performances, vibrant bhakti, and chants of devotion.
Swaminarayan Diksha Ceremony
Over 50+ students and staff dedicated themselves to a nine-day path of devotion, purity, and self-discipline.
Key rituals included:
✨ Chandan Tika– Applied by P. Sarvadarshan Swamiji and P. Darshanpriya Swamiji
✨ Mala Offering – Symbol of unwavering faith
✨ Spiritual Attire – Traditional robes signifying discipline and commitment
Joyful Devotion and Divine Vibes
A vibrant Nagar Yatra was held, starting and ending at the Prayer Hall. Devotees joyously sang kirtans, clapped, danced, and chanted “Swaminarayan Bhagwan ni Jai!”
The murti of Bhagwan Swaminarayan in a beautifully decorated palkhi brought divine joy to all.
The evening Aarti was led by P. Darshanpriya Swamiji, joined by Solanki Sir and Tilak Sir, both of whom had taken diksha. Devotees participated with lit divas, folded hands, and heartfelt singing.
The day ended with an energetic Raas, where all devotees danced in celebration, offering joy and love to Bhagwan.
A Day of Peaceful Bhakti
The third day brought a calm and devotional atmosphere. With the murti placed on a beautiful sinhasan, the day began with another Nagar Yatra.
Back in the Prayer Hall, devotees joined in prarthna and dhun, chanting “Swaminarayan, Swaminarayan…” with focus and peace.
The day concluded with a heartfelt Aarti, deepening everyone’s spiritual connection and bringing a sense of peace and fulfillment.
✨ Youth Cultural Program
After a devotional Nagar Yatra, the day featured an inspiring Youth Cultural Program with songs, dances, and spiritual dramas by young devotees.
✨ Each performance radiated bhakti and showcased the youth’s love for Bhagwan.
✨ Family members and guests joined, making the environment full of joy and inspiration.
The day concluded with Aarti – a beautiful moment of shared devotion and unity.
Divine Visit of Saints and Trustees
A special day marked by the divine visit of saints and trustees representing Pujya Mahant Swami:
They performed Aarti at the Prayer Hall, visited all major facilities, and appreciated the spiritual discipline maintained at the Gurukul.
🌿 Their serene visit ended with humble hospitality in the Ashram, sharing watermelon 🍉 and coconut water 🥥—a gesture of love and spiritual warmth.
🪔 Devotion from the Heart
The day began with Nagar Yatra and joyous kirtans, followed by a divine Aarti performed by Srihit, a devoted 10th-class student.
✨ His innocent and deep bhakti touched every heart present.
Later, devotees lovingly performed Abhishek of Bhagwan with Akshat and Jal, expressing devotion with humility and love.
The day proved that devotion has no age—true bhakti shines from the heart.
🎉 Celebration of Unity and Bhakti
A grand Nagar Yatra started the day, with Bhagwan’s murti in a decorated palkhi. Chants, claps, and kirtans echoed divine energy.
✨ After the Yatra, devotees gathered for Aarti led by P. Darshanpriya Swamiji, creating a spiritually charged atmosphere.
Inside the Prayer Hall, Abhishek with Akshat and Jal was performed by all, offering gratitude and surrender to Bhagwan.
The day overflowed with joy, devotion, and spiritual unity.
Maha Abhishek
The final day of the 244th Swaminarayan Brahmotsav in Vijayawada was a grand celebration of devotion and divinity, highlighted by the sacred Maha Abhishek ceremony. Led by Pujya Dhyeyswaroopdasji Swamiji and Pujya Darshanpriyadasji Swamiji, the Abhishek was performed with various fruit juices, saffron milk, holy water, and sacred rice, amidst the chanting of Purushuktam Shlokas. Devotees received prasadi kanthi and chandan, especially those who performed seva or penance.
The spiritually rich day featured the rare Hatadi Darshan and a vibrant Nagar Yatra followed by an energetic Raas. Students welcomed the murti with a live band, and the celebration concluded with a heartfelt Aarti. The divine atmosphere, unity, and joy etched the day into every heart — marking a soulful finale to the Brahmotsav.
