### Devotion Surges in Agrmaluk Peethadhishwar's Bhagwat Katha

The Bhagwat Katha led by Agrmaluk Peethadhishwar Swami Rajendradass Devacharyaji Maharaj witnessed an overwhelming turnout of devotees at the Lalivav Math on the fifth day of the grand eight-day religious festival. Thousands of men and women were inspired by the teachings of Shri Rajendradass Devacharyaji Maharaj, who emphasized humility and detachment from materialistic desires, urging complete surrender to the feet of the Lord as the ultimate purpose of life.

Message of Unity and Reverence
In his discourse, Maharajji underscored the importance of uniting for the restoration of India's lost glory, protection of dharma, and safeguarding the nation. He emphasized that fostering devotion through collective efforts can ensure the preservation of Sanatan values amidst modern challenges. Maharajji also called for the Hindu community to embrace its traditions and instill a sense of dedication to Indian culture and civilization in the younger generation.

Highlights of the Event
The Katha featured stirring narrations of various incarnations of the divine, including Shri Ram and Shri Krishna, accompanied by devotional songs celebrating their birth festivities. Swami Rajendradass also delved into the essence of the Bhagwat’s different chapters, shedding light on the lives of saints and devotees, inspiring listeners to lead a life steeped in devotion.

Participation and Honors
The event saw the participation of revered saints and spiritual leaders, including Mahamandaleshwar Shri Mahant Hariomdas Maharaj and Sant Shri Raghuveerdas Maharaj, who performed ceremonial worship of the Bhagwat. Mahant Ramswaroop Maharaj, Narasimhgiri Maharaj, and other esteemed guests were welcomed by the organizing committee. Advocate Laxmikant Trivedi, president of the organizing committee, and his family performed the aarti, adding to the devotional fervor.

Sacred Rituals and Devotional Practices
The festival also included a grand Sarvapitri Moksha Anushthan, where families gathered to perform rituals such as tarpan and havan for the peace and liberation of their ancestors. Pandit Narayan Shastri of the Nirnmohee Akhada enlightened participants on the significance of these rituals, urging them to honor their lineage.

Additionally, 108 scholars conducted Bhagwat recitations, creating a spiritually charged atmosphere. Devotees circumambulated the sanctum, immersed in the divine chanting of the Dwadasakshari mantra. The Shri Vidya and Shri Lakshminarayan Mahayagya further added to the sanctity of the event, featuring extensive Vedic rituals led by Pandit Nikunj Mohan Pandya.

A Rare Spiritual Opportunity
Sant Gyanadevji Maharaj from Ahmedabad described the Bhagwat Katha as a once-in-a-lifetime spiritual opportunity for the people of Banswara, urging them to partake in its divine blessings.

This festival, marked by devotion and unity, continues to serve as a beacon for spiritual upliftment and collective reverence for India's rich cultural heritage.