Shreenath ji Puja & Yagna

Master Shreenathji is showed as a 7 year old kid and is a type of Lord Krishna who is one of the manifestations of Lord Vishnu. The Idol of Lord Shreenath ji speaks to that type of Lord Krishna’s youth when he lifted the whole Gowardhan Hill on the little finger of his left hand to spare the individuals of Vrindavan from the deluge of Rain sent by Indra who is the King of Gods. Subsequently, the Idol of Lord Shreenathji is having his left hand lifted and the correct hand resting at the abdomen and an enormous Diamond put underneath his Lips. As indicated by a legend, the Srinathji divinity self-showed from stone and arose out of the Govardhan Hills.

Shreenathji is the managing Deity in Vaishnav order otherwise called Pushti Marg or the Vallabh Sampradaaya which was set up by Vallabhacharya ji. It is said that Shreenath ji himself taught Shree Vallabhacharya ji in the Hindu Vikram Samvat year 1549 and guided him to go to Gowardhan Hill where he was to make plans for the love of Shrinath ji. This custom was additionally conveyed by Vitthalnath ji who was the Son of Vallabhacharya ji and who later on standardized the love of Shreenath ji at Nath Dwara.

The fundamental Temple of Shreenath ji is arranged at the town of Nathdwara situated close to Udaipur city of Rajasthan. According to the Religious Legends, the Temple at Nathdwara was implicit the seventeenth century at a spot which was choosen by Lord Shreenathji himself. This sanctuary is likewise famously known as Shrinath ji ki Haweli ( House of Shreenath ji ).

Countless Festivals are praised in Shreenath ji’s Temple at Nathdvara consistently separated from the primary celebrations of Janmashtami, Holi, Diwali and so on wherein lakhs of Devotees visit the Holy town of Nathdwara for having Darshan of Lord Shrinathji likewise famously known as Thakur ji and Gopala. As a daily practice, the Devotees can have Darshan of Lord Shreenath ji multiple times regular when the internal sanctum is opened for the Devotees. These 8 Darshan are prevalently known as Mangala, Shringaar, Gwaal, Rajbhog, Utthanpan, Bhog, Sandhya and Shayan