As part of the daily celebrations at Vrindavan's famous South Indian Sri Ranganath Temple, the divine Jyeshthabhishekam was held on the ninth day of the Krishna Paksha (dark fortnight) of Jyeshtha month, coinciding with the Revati Nakshatra. On Wednesday, the Mahabhishekam was performed according to Vedic rituals to provide relief to Thakur Godarangamannar from the scorching heat. The Jyeshthabhishekam was performed with water from 81 silver pot…
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As part of the daily celebrations at Vrindavan's famous South Indian Sri Ranganath Temple, the divine Jyeshthabhishekam was held on the ninth day of the Krishna Paksha (dark fortnight) of Jyeshtha month, coinciding with the Revati Nakshatra. On Wednesday, the Mahabhishekam was performed according to Vedic rituals to provide relief to Thakur Godarangamannar from the scorching heat. The Jyeshthabhishekam was performed with water from 81 silver pot…