In the bustling city of Ayodhya, anticipation and spiritual fervor are reaching new heights as the pristine idol of Lord Ram finds its sacred abode within the walls of the Ram Temple, a day before the momentous ‘pran pratishtha’ or consecration ceremony scheduled for Monday.
A Glimpse into Divinity: Ram Lalla Idol’s First Revealed Photo
In the early hours of this morning, Union Minister Shobha Karandlaje generously shared the first glimpse of the exquisite idol, portraying the divine entity as a five-year-old child standing in an aura of celestial grace.
Crafting Elegance: Mysuru Artistry in the Black Stone Idol
Crafted with meticulous artistry by the skilled hands of Mysuru-based artist Arun Yogiraj, the 51-inch idol stands tall, hewn from the depths of black stone, embodying both sanctity and splendor.
Sanctum Sanctorum Unveiling Amidst Sacred Chants
In a sacred ceremony resonating with the echoes of devout prayers, the Ram Lalla idol found its rightful place within the sanctum sanctorum, symbolizing a union of divinity and earthly craftsmanship.
Rituals and Preparations: A Spiritual Prelude from January 12
Commencing on January 12, the meticulous rituals leading up to the temple consecration set the stage for a divine spectacle. On January 22, the honor of performing the ‘Pran Pratistha’ puja will be undertaken by none other than Prime Minister Modi himself, according to reliable sources. The main rituals will be orchestrated by a team of adept priests, with Lakshmikant Dixit at the helm.
Prime Minister Modi’s Pious Devotion: A Glimpse into Pre-Consecration Practices
Leading by example, Prime Minister Modi adheres strictly to a regimen of rules and rituals in the run-up to his pivotal role in the consecration ceremony. Opting for simplicity, he has chosen to rest on the floor with just a blanket, and his sustenance is limited to the purity of coconut water.
A Humble Appeal: Prime Minister Modi’s Message to the Public
In a heartfelt appeal, Prime Minister Modi urges the public to refrain from visiting Ayodhya on January 22, emphasizing their collective desire to avoid causing any disruptions to the sacred proceedings dedicated to Lord Ram. However, he extends a warm invitation for all to join the festivities starting January 23.
Illuminating Homes: A Nationwide Call to Light Diyas on January 22
In a gesture of unity and reverence, the Prime Minister encourages every Indian household to illuminate a diya on January 22, symbolizing the collective celebration of this monumental occasion.
Grandeur in Attendance: Over 11,000 Distinguished Guests to Witness the Consecration
The consecration ceremony promises to be a grand spectacle, with over 11,000 guests from various corners of the nation and abroad, specially invited by the temple trust, bearing witness to the divine union of spirituality and architectural brilliance.
