Akhand Shrimad Bhagavad Gita

• The Bhagavad Gita is unique among religious scriptures in emphasising the performance of daily tasks, regardless of their nature, as an effective discipline for realising God. According to the Gita, a man obtains purity of heart and achieves ultimate emancipation by performing his tasks, submitting the fruit to God, and renouncing all selfish desires. It is God's knowledge that provides man the fortitude to confront life's challenges calmly and pleasantly. The Gita puts down practical spiritual exercises that can be followed by anybody, regardless of faith or creed, to spiritualize life and light even its drab and gloomy phoses with the radiance of the Spint. Sanjaya, the Kuru monarch Dhritarashtra's adviser, begins retelling the circumstances of the Mahabharata war after returning from the battlefield to announce Bhisma's death in the epic Mahabharata. This reminiscence is based on the Bhagavad Gita. The Gita starts before the climactic battle of Kurukshetra, when Pandava prince Arjuna is overwhelmed with doubt on the battlefield. When he realises that his opponents are his own relatives, loving friends, and esteemed professors, he seeks advice from Krishna, his charioteer and guide. Krishna explains Arjuna's obligations as a warrior and prince, touching on a number of philosophical topics in response to Arjuna's bewilderment and moral dilemma.It is the principal literary foundation for the world's oldest surviving spiritual culture, India's Vedic civilization, as a timeless masterpiece of ageless knowledge. The Gita has affected not just the religious lives of many centuries of Hindus, but also India's social, ethical, cultural, and even political lives, thanks to the pervasive influence of religious ideals in Vedic civilisation. Almost every sectarian cult and school of Hindu thought, covering a huge range of religious and philosophical viewpoints, considers the Bhagavad gita as the summum boniam guide to the spiritual south, attesting to India's nearly universal acceptance of the Gita.As a result, the Gita, more than any other single historical source, offers a deep understanding of the metaphysical and psychological foundations of India's Vedic civilization, both ancient and modern.
• Bringing in peace, understanding, prosperity, happiness, truth, courage, and righteousness among the disciples.
• Auspicious for the beginning of any new venture like starting of a Business, Entering a New House, Birth of a Child, Marriage Ceremony, etc.
• Creates a divine atmosphere at the place wherever Akhand Shrimad Bhagavad Gita is performed
• Removes obstacles and protects you from enemies
• Provides moksha to soul and rids it from trails of re-birth.

• Lord Krishna Sankalpa, 24 hour continuous recitation of the Srimad Bhagwad Gita by a priest in one location. One more priest will sit for seven days and six hours each day to complete the recital of the Srimad Bhagwad Gita. Two priests will lead the squad, while three teams of six musicians will sit at regular intervals throughout the 24 hours to assist with the recitation. Prasad to Brahmins. Aarti by highly learned Brahmins.
• Duration : 24 hours
• Arrangement of watching the Puja online at the comfort of your home. Akhand Shrimad Bhagavad Gita is performed in strict accordance with all Vedic rules & rituals as prescribed in the Holy Scriptures.

• At Vighanaharta, all the Puja will be performed by Learned Brahmins. The team of Vighanaharta ensures that your Puja is performed by learned Brahmins/Pandit, with all the essential steps using high quality puja Samagri and by strictly following Vedic Rituals at the comfort of your home. Bring this auspiciousness and good luck into your life right now, for a better tomorrow.
  Our highly experienced Pandits (Acharayas) will perform a live Puja for you. You will be able to see a live puja, performed specifically for you. The Puja include your photo, your name, as well as your birth details, and would be tailored specifically for you. This is a Individual Puja (no group homa) . You may book the puja only by your name and include your loved one in the puja.

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