The Divyakshat Arpan Mahotsav was a spiritual event in Canada that united communities.


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On January 22nd, this year Shri Gauri Shankar Mandir in Brampton, Canada, was graced with a deeply spiritual event, the first-ever Divyakshat Arpan Mahotsav, organized by the revered Dr. Acharya Dhirendra Tripathi Ji and Pujya Shri Acharya Krishnakant Ji. This event marked a significant religious occasion for the Hindu community in Canada, as it coincided with the historic inauguration of the Shri Ram Janmabhoomi Mandir in Ayodhya, a momentous and emotional day for Hindus worldwide.

Shri Acharya Dr. Dhirender Tripathi Ji (center), Shri Acharya Krishnakant Ji (right), and Acharya Ram Narayan Shukl (left )initiated the Divyakshat Arpan Mahotsav in Brampton, Canada.

At the heart of this Mahotsav was the offering of Akshat (sacred rice) by over 40,000 devotees, symbolizing their faith and commitment to the Ram Mandir. This sacred gesture not only demonstrated their unwavering devotion but also the unity of the community in their spiritual journey. The atmosphere was filled with divine energy as people from all walks of life came together in reverence for Lord Ram, celebrating the realization of a centuries-long aspiration for the construction of the Ram Mandir.

The guiding force behind the Mahotsav was Acharya Krishnakant Ji, a spiritual leader known for his wisdom and powerful sermons. His eloquence and deep connection to the scriptures made him the ideal spiritual guide for the occasion. His words, filled with devotion and enlightenment, touched the hearts of everyone in attendance, fostering a sense of unity and purpose. Dr. Acharya Dhirendra Tripathi Ji, who holds great respect for Acharya Krishnakant Ji, lauded him for his spiritual leadership and tireless efforts in making the event a success. The bond between these two spiritual figures was evident throughout the Mahotsav, as they guided the devotees in their prayers and rituals with humility and devotion.

The Divyakshat Arpan Mahotsav was a day filled with sacred ceremonies, each performed with deep reverence. Under the guidance of the Acharyas, the devotees participated in traditional pujas and rituals that honoured Lord Ram and celebrated the construction of the Ram Mandir in Ayodhya. The religious significance of the event was constantly emphasized, reminding all present of the spiritual victory that the Ram Mandir represents. As prayers were offered, the collective devotion of the community created a sense of oneness with the divine, making the Mahotsav not only a celebration of faith but also a symbol of unity that transcends geographical boundaries.

This remarkable event was more than just a religious gathering; it was a reminder of the deep-rooted spiritual connection that the Hindu diaspora in Canada shares with their heritage and the land of Ayodhya. The Mahotsav provided an opportunity for devotees in Canada to strengthen their ties to their cultural roots while contributing to the sacred cause of the Ram Janmabhoomi Mandir. It was a day of immense spiritual significance, as the devotees united in their shared faith and commitment to the divine mission of Lord Ram.

They arranged “Vishal Bandara” at Ayodhya.

Following the Divyakshat Arpan Mahotsav in Brampton, Dr. Acharya Dhirendra Tripathi Ji and Pujya Shri Acharya Krishnakant Ji embarked on a pilgrimage to Ayodhya, the birthplace of Lord Ram and the site of the Ram Janmabhoomi Mandir. Their journey to this holy land was an extension of their devotion, as they sought to honour the divine by performing a selfless act of seva. Upon reaching Ayodhya, they organized a grand feast, known as a "Vishal Bhandara," where they fed over 1,000 saints and mahatmas. This gesture of anna daan (food donation) is considered one of the most noble acts of service in Sanatana Dharma, as it nourishes both the body and the soul.

The Vishal Bhandara was a meticulously planned event, with every detail reflecting the deep spiritual care and devotion of Tripathi Ji and Krishnakant Ji. The saints and devotees were treated with the utmost respect, and the food was served as an offering to the divine, ensuring that every guest was both physically and spiritually nourished. This charitable act embodied the core values of dharma and seva, as the Bhandara brought together the community in an act of selflessness and love, spreading the blessings of Lord Ram to all who attended.

Shri Acharya Dr. Dhirender Tripathi Ji took blessings from Pujya Shri Abhimukteshwarananada Ji at Ayodhya.

The Vishal Bhandara concluded with a sense of divine fulfillment, as the spiritual atmosphere of Ayodhya resonated with the prayers and devotion of those present. In a deeply moving moment, Swamiji Pujya Shri Abhimukteshwarananda Ji, a highly respected saint, bestowed his blessings upon Dr. Acharya Dhirendra Tripathi Ji and Pujya Shri Acharya Krishnakant Ji for their remarkable initiative. Swamiji praised their dedication and tireless efforts in organizing the Divyakshat Arpan Mahotsav and the grand Vishal Bhandara, highlighting the importance of such acts of seva in strengthening the spiritual bond between devotees and in serving the divine cause of Sanatana Dharma.

Swamiji’s words of encouragement and his divine blessings were a mark of great honour and respect, acknowledging the selfless service of Shri Acharya Dr. Tripathi Ji and Krishnakant Ji. His blessings further inspired them to continue their spiritual journey with unwavering devotion, serving both humanity and the divine. The devotees present were equally moved by Swamiji’s blessings, as they witnessed the spiritual leaders being honored for their service to the Ram Janmabhoomi Mandir and their dedication to spreading the values of dharma and bhakti.

Shri Acharya Dr. Dhirender Tripathi Ji and Shir Acharya Krishnakant Ji took blessings from Shri Raghavendra Sarkar Ji at Ayodhya.

After receiving the blessings of Swamiji Pujya Shri Abhimukteshwarananda Ji, Dr. Acharya Dhirendra Tripathi Ji and Pujya Shri Acharya Krishnakant Ji humbly sought the divine blessings of Prabhu Shri Raghavendra Sarkar Ji, the revered saint who performed the Praan Pratishtha (consecration) of Raam Lala in Ayodhya. Shri Raghavendra Sarkar Ji, deeply moved by their noble efforts in organizing the Divyakshat Arpan Mahotsav, bestowed his blessings upon them, praising their dedication to the divine cause of Ram Janmabhoomi.

The Divyakshat Arpan Mahotsav left an indelible mark on more than 1,20,000 devotees, whose spiritual connection to the event inspired them to contribute to the Ram Janmabhoomi cause. Its impact reached far beyond the borders of Canada, serving as a powerful reminder of the unity and devotion that defines the Hindu faith. Through the tireless efforts of Tripathi Ji and Krishnakant Ji, the Divyakshat Arpan Mahotsav became a monumental event, leaving a lasting impression on all who participated, and inspiring countless more to continue on their spiritual path.

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