Varanasi : Rashtriya Swayam Sevak Sangh (RSS) Sarsanghchalak Mohan Bhagwat will come to Varanasi late on Tuesday night by rail. He will rest in the Vishwa Samvad Kendra at night, after which on the next day on July 19, he will visit and worship Siddhidatri Maa Vridhika at Siddhipeeth Haparam Math. The Brahmins of Kashi will get the worship done. During this, he will also spend the night in the Math. The next day, on July 20, he will go to Swami Adgadanand Ashram located in Sakteshgarh, Mirzapur. Then from there he will go to Devraha Hans Baba Ashram located in Vindhyachal. After resting at night, will return to Varanasi again in the morning of 21st July.
Office bearers of temples from 25 countries will participate in the conference
In Kashi, he will join the Dhandhaneshwar Mahadev branch of the Sangh. After visiting Srikashi Vishwanath Dham in the evening, he will inaugurate the International Temples Convention and Expo, a conference of the world’s temples, organized by Temple Connect, at the Rudraksh Convention Center on the next day on July 22. Office bearers of more than 450 temples from 25 countries will participate in this conference, which is going to be held from 22 to 24 July. Apart from Hindus, officials of Sikh, Jain, Buddhist monasteries and gurudwaras will also come. Bhagwat will leave for Mumbai in the evening of 22 July itself.
800 years old tradition of Siddhapeeth Habaram Math
This information was given by Peethadhishwar Mahamandaleshwar Mahant Bhavani Nandan Yati Maharaj of Siddhapeeth in a press conference on Monday. Peethadhishwar told that the main purpose of the Sangh chief’s night stay at Siddhapeeth is to get spiritual energy from Siddhidatri Maa Vridhika here. The tradition of Siddhapeeth Habaram Math is 800 years old. Mahant Bhavani Nandan Yeti Maharaj told that Habaram Math is also one of the famous Siddhapeeths of the country. The tradition of the Bhabharam Math of Shaiva community, worshipers of Sakar Brahma, is 800 years old.
human welfare through tenacity
Its proof is found in the legends and ancient handwritten books. The Gaddi tradition here begins with Dattatreya and Shankaracharya. 800 years ago, Gurujan did penance in the forest on the banks of river Beso. In the past, by installing the idol of the mother on a raw earthen platform, started worshiping for the welfare of the people. For the welfare of human beings due to her tenacity, Maa Vridhika is still present in the raw platform in Siddhapeeth, where the unbroken flame is lit. It is a popular belief that the devotee who worships the mother with a true heart, does not go back empty handed.
What is the purpose of this conference
Let us tell you that the officials of more than 450 temples from 25 countries are participating in the conference of the world’s big temples. Also the Trustees of the temples, Prince of Travancore (Padmanabhaswamy Temple), Goa Tourism Minister Rohan A. Khunte, Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanam Executive Officer Dharma Reddy will also be involved. Along with Hindus, office bearers of monasteries, temples and gurudwaras belonging to Sikh, Buddhist and Jainism are also coming. For the first time International Temples Convention & Expo (ITCX) is being organized by Temple Connect.
In this, development and empowerment of temple management, operation and administration will be discussed. In addition, best practices will be developed for the teams of the Head of the Place of Worship around the world. Along with the establishment, the campaign for development and empowerment will be taken forward. The three-day program is part of the Incredible India campaign. The Ministry of Tourism is also cooperating in this. During the conference, topics like pilgrim experience, crowd management, solid waste management and improvement in basic facilities will also be discussed during the conference.
The world will be exposed to India’s rich tradition of places of worship
Representatives of Jain Dharamshalas, major devotional charitable organizations, Association of Hindu Temples of the United Kingdom, ISKCON Temples, Anna Kshetra Management, priest federations of various pilgrimage sites and various pilgrimage promotion councils will participate in the conference. This conference will act as a platform where the world will be exposed to India’s rich heritage of places of worship, along with learning about the diverse cultures, traditions, arts and crafts of places of worship around the world.
People associated with the cleaning of the Ganga Ghats will also speak
Green energy, archaeological architecture, anchor management, lighting system will be discussed in the conference. Experts in Tirupati Balaji Pooja Sthal’s row management system and people from social organizations involved in cleaning and maintaining the ghats of Varanasi will also participate. The sessions will be conducted by representatives of Kashi Vishwanath Temple, Mahakal Jyotirlinga, Ayodhya Ram Temple, Patna Saheb Gurudwara, Chidambaram Temple and Virupaksha Temple Hampi. Along with this, from the time of entry of the devotees in the temple premises, it is necessary to have seating arrangements, drinking water and well-organized queues at some intervals.