Devotion Fills Ajmer Health Department Campus on Sawan's Second Monday

Ajmer: The Narmadeshwar Mahadev Temple, nestled within the Ajmer Health Department Headquarters campus, was alive with devotion late Monday evening. Marking the second Monday of the auspicious Sawan month, a grand 'Sahastradhara' and 'Maha Aarti' ceremony brought together health officials, staff, and local residents in a profound display of faith and reverence.

The evening commenced with health department officials and employees performing a traditional 'Jalabhishek' and 'Puja-Archana' for Lord Shiva. This ritualistic bathing of the Shivling is a time-honored practice during Sawan, believed to bring immense blessings.

Officials and Community Join Sacred Rituals

Among the prominent figures present were Joint Director Dr. Sampat Singh Jodha and Chief Medical and Health Officer (CMHO) Jyotsna Ranga. They, along with numerous other health department personnel, actively participated in the religious proceedings held at the temple premises.

The 'Sahastradhara' saw Lord Shiva being bathed with a thousand streams, symbolizing abundant blessings. Later, the 'Maha Aarti' drew a significant crowd, with staff and area residents filling the temple courtyard.

? Did You Know? The holy month of Sawan (Shravan) is dedicated to Lord Shiva, and Mondays during this period are considered especially auspicious for worshipping him, believed to bring prosperity and good health.

Chants and Prayers for Well-being Resonate

The air vibrated with fervent chants of ‘Har Har Mahadev’ and ‘Bam Bam Bhole’ during the Maha Aarti. Devotees earnestly prayed to Lord Shiva, seeking happiness, prosperity, and optimal health for all.

Dr. Sampat Singh Jodha, Joint Director of the Health Department Headquarters, expressed his sentiments, stating it was a privilege to have the opportunity to worship Lord Shiva and perform Jalabhishek during the sacred month of Sawan. The entire atmosphere throughout the event was deeply spiritual and filled with devotion.

Following the Maha Aarti, a 'Prasadi' (sacred food offering) was distributed, allowing devotees to partake in the blessings and conclude the evening's spiritual observance. For more detailed news coverage, visit https://en.mttvindia.com.