Devotion in action
The Gurukul's prayer, festivals, satsang, and sadhana bring devotees and students together in a living spiritual community.
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The prayer temple is open not only to hostel children but also to village devotees who regularly come for darshan. Janmashtami, Ram Navmi, Guru Purnima, Narnarayan Jayanti, Vaman Jayanti, Ganesh Chaturthi, Hanuman Jayanti, Dhanur Maas, and other festivals are celebrated with devotion.
Thaal, fruit, and dry fruit are offered to Thakorji twice daily, with regular sewa and pooja. On a devotee's reserved annual tithi, thaal is offered on that devotee's behalf.
Mahapooja follows the Vedic tradition associated with Sadguru Gopalanand Swami. Worship includes the forms and incarnations of Bhagwan and the deities, rishis, nakshatras, grahas, and sacred places.
The institution performs Mahapooja during Chaturmaas. The source describes a nominal charge of Rs. 2 and a morning ritual between 7:00 and 9:00. Devotees may register for a specific date, attend darshan and prasad, or have a sankalp performed on their behalf if they cannot attend.
Akhand Dhoon, Satsang Sabha, and Shibir take place during Shravan Maas. The institution reports three Japa Yagna with 11 crore naam-japa and Homatmak Vishnu Yagna, along with a yearly Japa Yagna of 1 crore naam-japa during Chaitra Maas.
Scriptural yagnas and festivals such as Ram Navmi, Hari Jayanti, Janmashtami, Varshik Patotsav, and Guru Purnima are celebrated. Free stay and meals are provided for pilgrims and guests.
Shree Swaminarayan Sadhana Kendra offers devotees a place to step away from daily affairs for sadhana, bhajan, and bhakti. Underground sadhana halls provide a quiet setting, while food, lodging, and primary treatment are made available free of cost to sadhaks.
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