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Rama Navami April 2013

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Rama Navami

Though Rama Navami is a major festival for Vaishnavites, it is widely celebrated by worshippers of Shiva, too. It is considered auspicious to undertake a fast on the day in the name of Rama. The more devout fast for nine days, from Ugadi to Rama Navami. The objective of the fast is not to ask for special favours of the deity but to seek perfection as a human being. Devotees perform elaborate pujas and chant the name of Rama. Temples of Rama have special services and bhajan sessions through the day.

One significant and popular element of the celebration is the Ramayana parayana, a discourse on the Ramayana, by a pundit or a professional story-teller. It usually lasts nine days, beginning on Ugadi and ending on Rama Navami. A skilled story-teller who can liven up the event by weaving in contemporary events attracts massive crowds.

.Saturday 20th April: Special Ram Navmi Bhajans & Aarti from 7pm to 9.30pm Aarti @ 9pm.

Sponsors Dr Sushil & Mrs Hamlesh Soni & Mr & Mrs Pulin & Dipika Thakerar .

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