Kashmir: In a vibrant display of religious fervor and devotion, a special Puja was conducted at the Dashami Akhara Mandir in Srinagar for the revered holy mace, a key event in the ongoing Amarnath Yatra.
Mahant Dipendra Giri, the custodian of the holy mace, led the auspicious ceremony, which precedes the sacred journey of the mace to the Amarnath cave. The ritual was attended by a large congregation of devotees who gathered to participate in the time-honored practices performed with deep reverence.
The holy mace, which symbolizes Lord Shiva, is a pivotal aspect of the Amarnath Yatra, attracting pilgrims from all over India. Mahant Dipendra Giri, during his address, underlined the spiritual importance of the Puja and the subsequent journey to the holy cave. He stressed the need to preserve these ancient religious traditions that have been handed down through generations.
The ceremonial journey of the holy mace from Dashami Akhara Mandir is scheduled to commence on August 9th. The procession will culminate at the Amarnath cave, where the final darshan marks the end of the annual pilgrimage.
This event is of profound religious significance for the devotees, as it signifies the completion of the yatra and the blessings of Lord Shiva. The administration has put in place extensive arrangements to ensure the safe and smooth passage of the holy mace, prioritizing the security and comfort of the pilgrims who will accompany it on this spiritual journey.
The special Puja and the ensuing journey of the holy mace are among the most significant highlights of the Amarnath Yatra, reaffirming the enduring spiritual and cultural heritage of the region.
