Today, history unfolds in India. The much-awaited inauguration of the Ram Mandir in Ayodhya has filled hearts with joy and the air with vibrant devotion. Prime Minister Modi, RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat, UP Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, and 8000 special invitees graced this celestial occasion.
At the heart of this celebration lies the “Pran Pratishtha” – the divine ceremony that breathes life into the Ram Lalla idol. Like a seed blossoming into a vibrant flower, this ritual transforms the idol into a living embodiment of Lord Ram. Skilled priests, guided by ancient scriptures, meticulously perform intricate rituals, filling the atmosphere with holy chants and hymns.
During the auspicious “Abhijit muhurta” – a fleeting 84 seconds of pure divinity – the idol is consecrated. Devotees, united in devotion, recite Sundarkand and Ramcharitmanas, their voices weaving a tapestry of faith that unites them with the divine.
Sculpture behind Ram Idol?
This stunning idol, now a beacon of divine life, depicts Lord Ram as a five-year-old, radiating playful innocence yet holding the sacred bow and arrow. Sculpted by the renowned Arun Yogiraj, it stands 51 inches tall, crafted from stone weighing 150-200 kg. Yogiraj’s vision was simple: to capture the very essence of divinity in a childlike form, inviting every heart to connect with the Lord.
When Ram Mandir will be opened for Public ?
From this day forward, the Ram Mandir becomes a bridge between the earthly and the divine. As its doors open to the public tomorrow i.e 23rd January 2024.
Ram Mandir isn’t just a building, it’s a feeling. It’s a reminder that even the biggest dreams can take flight, that faith can move mountains, and that in the presence of the divine, everyone finds their way home.
So come, join the celebration, let your heart sing with joy, and be a part of this historic moment. Let Ram Mandir be a beacon of unity and love, shining brightly for generations to come.
We hope this captures the joyful spirit of the occasion and brings the beauty of the Ram Mandir to life through simple words and vivid imagery.
