Devotees listen to Musical Shri Ram Katha at Sidhgora Surya Mandir with rapt attention
Jamshedpur: On the sixth day of the musical Shri Ram Katha at Suryadham, Katha Vyas Pandit Gaurangi Gauri narrated Lord Ram’s departure to the forest, Kevat’s background, emotional meeting with Bharat, as well as how the traditions and rituals of Raghukul were always observed in the kingdom.
She often drew the devotees to tears by emphasizing that while life changes, the promise of upholding traditions should not be lost.
Pandit Gaurangi Gauri ji also lauded Ram’s brother Bharat for his dedication, love, and sacrifice to God and said that he did not ask for share in his brothers’ property but shared his challenges.
Shri Ram Katha will conclude on Tuesday, following the tale of Shri Rami’s coronation, at 3:00 p.m.
A massive gathering occurs in the evening. Tuesday evening, a large Bhandara (religious feast) will also be organized for the attendees..
The Sidhgora Surya Mandir Committee commemorated the third anniversary of the foundation of Shri Ram Temple on the sixth day of the seven-day musical Shri Ram Katha.
Before the Shri Ram Katha narrative began, Raghubar Das, the Surya Mandir Committee’s principal patron and the former Chief Minister, joined patron Chandragupt Singh, MP Bidyut Varan Mahato, and other significant personalities in a Vedic chanting ceremony.
The dignitaries present on the occasion included Radheshyam Agarwal, the editor of Uditvani newspaper, Inder Agarwal of the RSS, Rakesh Chaudhary, Dinesh Kumar, Devendra Singh, and others.
Pandit Gaurangi Gauri ji, an accomplished storyteller from Shri Ayodhyadham, was enthusiastically greeted after the worship service.
Following the reception, Katha Vyas Pandit Gaurangi Gauri narrated the compelling tale of Shri Ram’s departure to forest, Kevat’s story, and Bharat Milap to a large gathering of devotees assembled at the Katha site on the sixth day of the Shri Ram Katha event.
She underlined that we might learn from Bharat and Kevat’s lessons of sacrifice and commitment.
