PRASANTHI HOY_Programa de Viernes por la mañana - el matrimonio celestial y Rathotsavam ...
18 de noviembre en Puttaparthi es un día marcado a bombo y platillo y de piedad religiosa, junto con toda la pompa devocional entre la gente del pueblo, ya que este es el día en que el Señor Rama y la madre Sita, son llevados en una procesión junto con Swami Venugopala , desde Mandir de Prashanti Nilayam a la Peddavenkama Raju Kalyana Mandapam, cerca de templo de Hanuman.
Esta procesión simbólica en la práctica, su creación data de 1980. Con los años Bhagavan personalmente bendecía la ocasión en la sala de bhajans, cuando las deidades se sacaban en procesión.
Lo más destacado de esta función por la mañana fue el matrimonio celestial de la Pareja Divina, el Señor Sri Ramachandra y la Madre Sita, realizado con los ritos religiosos, en el Sai Kulwant Hall. La función comenzó a las 08:20 hrs. después de 20 minutos de Canto Vedico.
Después de la invocación, el sacerdote oficiante explicó el significado de la función, en especial la de llevar a cabo el matrimonio en la Divina Presencia de Bhagavan Amado.
El canto continuó y siguieron varias ofrendas relacionadas con los rituales. Upanayam, la ceremonia del cordón sagrado del novio, seguido por Kanyadanam (cuando da a la novia) se realizó en medio de cánticos antes de la ceremonia final, el matrimonio divino, se llevó a cabo mediante la vinculación de Sutra Mangala alrededor del cuello de la novia.
La función estaba relacionada con la saga de Sathya Sai, cuando el sacerdote seguía repitiendo la conexión y su importancia a intervalos frecuentes.
Es por primera vez después de su creación, que el Matrimonio Divino se lleva a cabo en el Sai Kulwant Hall, fueron testigos la asamblea de los devotos.
Anteriormente la función utilizada hacerse en el interior de la sala de bhajans, en la inmediata presencia divina de Bhagavan.
El Mangala Arathi a la pareja divina fue ofrecido antes de que las deidades se sacaran en procesión junto con la del Señor Venugopala Swami. Posteriormente, las deidades se montaron en el carro principal en la puerta Gopuran, en medio de la exuberancia devocional . Al montar las deidades, los cocos se rompieron y el Arathi se les ofreció antes de que se iniciara la procesión a lo largo de la calle.
El estado de ánimo y el éxtasis de la danza folclórica del pueblo al son de tambores, rompiendo cocos y ofreciendo el Arathi en su ruta, evidencia el fervor religioso unido a la fiesta. Los Vedam y el grupo de bhajans de Prashanti, presidieron la procesión.
El ídolo Venugopala Swami fue montado en la Pedda Venkama Raju Kalyanamandapam para el viaje de regreso antes de comenzar, y llevar los Ídolos Sita y Rama , una costumbre que ha estado en vigor desde el Festival de carro fue introducido en Parthi. Venugopala Swami iría en un recorrido de todo el pueblo antes de regresar a Prasanthi Mandir en la noche.
Antes, fuera de las puertas Prashanti, entusiastas personas de Parthi , engalanaron y decoraron toda la carretera entre el Prasanthi Mandir y Pedda Venkamaraju Kalyana Mandapam. Los devotos mujeres fueron vistas en la carretera con pintura de"Rangoli".
Fuente:
http://www.theprasanthireporter.org/2011/11/celestial-marriage-and-rathotsavam/
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Prasanthi Update - Friday morning Programme - Celestial Marriage and Rathotsavam…
November 18 is a marked day in Puttaparthi, for religious fanfare and piety coupled with devotional pomp among village folks, as this is the day when Lord Rama and Mother Sita would go in a procession along with Venugopala Swami from the Mandir in Prasanthi Nilayam to the Peddavenkama Raju Kalyana Mandapam, near Hanuman Temple. This symbolic procession has been in practice eversince its inception dates back 1980s. Over the years Bhagawan would personally bless the occasion in the bhajan hall as the deities were taken out in procession.
Highlight of this morning function was the Celestial Marriage of Divine Couple, Lord Sri Ramachandra and Mother Sita performed with religious rites, in Sai Kulwant Hall. The function began at 0820 hrs. after 20 mts. of Veda chanting.
After invocatory chanting, the officiating priest explained the greater significance of the function, especially that of conducting the marriage in the Divine Presence of Beloved Bhagawan.
The chanting went on and various offerings pertaining to the rituals followed. Upanayanam, sacred thread ceremony of the bridegroom followed by Kanyadanam (giving away the bride) was performed amidst chanting before the final ceremony, The Divine Marriage, was conducted by tying of Mangala Sutra around the neck of the bride.
The entire function was linked to the Sathya Sai Saga as the priest went on repeating the connection and greater significance at frequent intervals.
It is for the first time after its inception the Divine Marriage is conducted in Sai Kulwant Hall, witnessed by an assembly of devotees. Over the years the function used to be inside the bhajan hall, in the immediate Divine Presence of Bhagawan.
Mangala Arathi to the Divine couple was offered before the the deities were taken out in procession along with that of Lord Venugopala Swami. Subsequently, the deities were mounted on the main chariot at the gopuram gate amidst devotional exuberance. Upon mounting the deities, coconuts were broken and arathi was offered before they were taken out along the road in procession.
Ecstatic mood of the village folk dancing to the tune of drumbeats, breaking coconuts and offering arathi enroute, was evidential of the religious fervour attached to the festivity. Vedam and Bhajans group from Prasanthi led the procession.
The Venugopala Swami idol was mounted at the Pedda Venkama Raju Kalyanamandapam before return journey commenced, carrying the Sita Rama idols, a custom that has been in place ever since the Chariot Festival was introduced in Parthi. Venugopala Swami would go on a round of the entire village before returning to Prasanthi Mandir in the night.
Earlier, outside the Prasanthi gates, enthusiastic Parthi folks were up quite early, sprucing up and decorating the entire road between Prasanthi Mandir and Pedda Venkamaraju Kalyana Mandapam. Women devotees were seen engaged in painting the road with ‘Rangoli’.
Prasanthi Update - Friday morning Programme - Celestial Marriage and Rathotsavam…
November 18 is a marked day in Puttaparthi, for religious fanfare and piety coupled with devotional pomp among village folks, as this is the day when Lord Rama and Mother Sita would go in a procession along with Venugopala Swami from the Mandir in Prasanthi Nilayam to the Peddavenkama Raju Kalyana Mandapam, near Hanuman Temple. This symbolic procession has been in practice eversince its inception dates back 1980s. Over the years Bhagawan would personally bless the occasion in the bhajan hall as the deities were taken out in procession.
Highlight of this morning function was the Celestial Marriage of Divine Couple, Lord Sri Ramachandra and Mother Sita performed with religious rites, in Sai Kulwant Hall. The function began at 0820 hrs. after 20 mts. of Veda chanting.
After invocatory chanting, the officiating priest explained the greater significance of the function, especially that of conducting the marriage in the Divine Presence of Beloved Bhagawan.
The chanting went on and various offerings pertaining to the rituals followed. Upanayanam, sacred thread ceremony of the bridegroom followed by Kanyadanam (giving away the bride) was performed amidst chanting before the final ceremony, The Divine Marriage, was conducted by tying of Mangala Sutra around the neck of the bride.
The entire function was linked to the Sathya Sai Saga as the priest went on repeating the connection and greater significance at frequent intervals.
It is for the first time after its inception the Divine Marriage is conducted in Sai Kulwant Hall, witnessed by an assembly of devotees. Over the years the function used to be inside the bhajan hall, in the immediate Divine Presence of Bhagawan.
Mangala Arathi to the Divine couple was offered before the the deities were taken out in procession along with that of Lord Venugopala Swami. Subsequently, the deities were mounted on the main chariot at the gopuram gate amidst devotional exuberance. Upon mounting the deities, coconuts were broken and arathi was offered before they were taken out along the road in procession.
Ecstatic mood of the village folk dancing to the tune of drumbeats, breaking coconuts and offering arathi enroute, was evidential of the religious fervour attached to the festivity. Vedam and Bhajans group from Prasanthi led the procession.
The Venugopala Swami idol was mounted at the Pedda Venkama Raju Kalyanamandapam before return journey commenced, carrying the Sita Rama idols, a custom that has been in place ever since the Chariot Festival was introduced in Parthi. Venugopala Swami would go on a round of the entire village before returning to Prasanthi Mandir in the night.
Earlier, outside the Prasanthi gates, enthusiastic Parthi folks were up quite early, sprucing up and decorating the entire road between Prasanthi Mandir and Pedda Venkamaraju Kalyana Mandapam. Women devotees were seen engaged in painting the road with ‘Rangoli’.
Source :
http://www.theprasanthireporter.org/2011/11/celestial-marriage-and-rathotsavam/
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