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The decoration system for #Shrinathji's #Jyeshthabhishek. Shrinathji's #Snan_Yatra and the meaning of Jyeshthabhishek. #pushtimarg #Today'sDarshan #Shrinathji #Nathdwara #SnanYatra Jyeshthabhishek (Snan Yatra) Festival Today is Jyeshthabhishek. It is also called Kesar Snan or Snan Yatra. Many auspicious greetings and best wishes to all of you on the Snan Yatra festival. ★Spirit of Today's Celebration★ Shriji has four pilgrimages in the service of the Lord: 1. Sandalwood Yatra on Akshaya Tritiya 2. Water Yatra on Ganga Dussehra 3. Bath Yatra today and 4. Chariot Yatra Since it is the full moon in the Jyeshtha Nakshatra, this bath performed today is called Jyeshthabhishek or Snan Yatra. That is, the meaning of the Jyeshthabhishek bath and offering of 1.25 lakh mangoes on this day is that this bath takes place in the Jyeshtha Nakshatra of the lunar zodiac in the month of Jyeshtha and generally it takes place on the Jyeshtha Shukla Purnima. ◆ It is also said that in Vraj, he had done Jal Vihar with the ancient devotees throughout the month of Jyeshtha and on Jyeshtha Purnima, he had bathed in Yamuna ji. There were recitations of Shri Yamuna ji's verses, praises, wishes of Jal Vihar etc. As a part of its Udyapana, today the said wish was fulfilled by offering 2.25 lakh mangoes to the Lord. ◆ Another meaning is that Shri Nandrai ji had coronated Shri Thakur ji and elevated him from Vraj prince to Vrajraj; on this occasion, this festival is celebrated with the same feeling and with the same feeling, Vedic mantras and Purusha Sukta are recited during the bath-abhishek. Since it is a Vedic festival, the first ritual is performed by bathing with a conch shell. The desire to offer 1.25 lakh mangoes On this joyous occasion of the coronation, the people of Vraj offer Thakurji the best mangoes as seasonal fruit offerings. With this sentiment, today 1.25 lakh mangoes, especially those from Ratnagiri and Kesar, are offered to Shri Thakurji. ★☆★ Today's special service routine ★☆★ ◆ Yamuna water is filled in Jhariji at all times. ◆ Aarti is performed in a plate at all four times. ◆ All the equipment used for the game, such as ball, Divala, Chaugan, etc., are made of silver. ◆ The conch is blown at 4 am. The Mangala Darshan opens after the Aarti. ◆ In Mangala Darshan, Shriji is adorned with a white Aaband as usual. ◆ After Mangala Aarti, the Tera is taken out only during the open Darshan and all the ornaments and Aaband of Anosar are enlarged and a white dhoti decorated with saffron border, a Gati Patka and seven gold ornaments are worn. Till then, kirtans of the arrival of Yamuna Ji are performed in Manikotha. ◆ After this, the Tera is removed and the Jyeshthabhishek of the Lord begins. ◆ Tilak and Akshat of Kumkum are offered to Thakurji and Tulsi is dedicated. ◆ On this occasion, the revered Shri Tilakayat or Goswami Balak or Mukhiyaji present takes a pledge to take a bath and, climbing on a silver platform, anoints Thakurji with water mixed with saffron and baras, which was consecrated the previous night, accompanied by the melodious sounds of chanting mantras, blowing of conch shells, jhalars, bells, etc. ◆ In this anointment, Thakurji is first bathed with a conch shell, and during this, the Swarna Dharmanuvaak and Purusha Sukta are recited. As long as the Vedas are recited, the bath is done by sprinkling water from the conch shell. In all other houses, bathing is done with a conch shell, but in Shriji's house, it is done by sprinkling water from the conch shell. After the Purusha Sukta recitation is completed, the Lord is bathed 108 times by filling water in a golden pot. Kirtans of Jyeshthabhishek Snan are sung during this period. Bathing Kirtan - (Raag Bilawal) Mangal Jyeshtha Jeshtha Punyo Karat Snan Govardhandhari. ◆ The meaning of bathing by sprinkling water - The meaning of bathing by sprinkling water is that the Gopis, gazing at the Lord with loving eyes, bathed Him in the Yamuna, laughingly sprinkling water from their fingers. Sitting in their aircrafts, the gods showered flowers. In this way, Thakur Ji played in the Yamuna waters like a drunken elephant, as described by Surdas Ji and Paramananda Das Ji in kirtans sung during Rajbhog Darshan. ◆ After the darshan, bathing water is distributed to Vaishnavas. ◆ After the Mangala Darshan, Shri Thakur Ji is given a white muslin sari with saffron print, and a pair of three peacock feathers is placed on his head above a white turban. ◆ After Mangala Darshan, Manikotha and Dol Tibari are sprinkled with water and 1.25 lakh mangoes are kept there as offering. For this reason, today the Shringar and Gwal Darshan are not opened outside. ◆ Shriji Prabhu provides the joy of the four forms of the four Dhams on various days in the year. Today, in the Jyeshthabhishek Snan Yatra, Lord Shrinathji gives darshan to the Vaishnavs in the form of Rameshwaram, the Dham of the South, in which the Lord's bun or matted hair is visible. Similarly, on the day of the upcoming Rath...