दक्षिण भारत के रंगनाथ मंदिर में विवाह उत्सव

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03:00Yesterday I had come here, we had crossed the Baikunth gate, and today my eyes are filled with tears.

03:07For God's sake, I fast every day, so that I get God as my husband.

03:12Yes, so we will also think in our life that we should also get a husband like this and we should also do penance like this.

03:18Today is God's wedding festival, what is the significance of this, what is the tradition, how is it made?

03:23Amma Lakshmi ji fasts for a month to get God as her husband in the form of Krishna.

03:37At the same time, this Baikunth festival is celebrated.

03:41God's wedding takes place within the Baikunth festival.

03:46As there are rituals of turmeric etc. in our culture, so we apply turmeric to the Goddess,

03:53tie her hair, comb her hair, apply hair oil, make a hair band,

04:02and from the same tradition, Amma Lakshmi ji fasts here for God's sake.

04:13In the morning, we visited Yamuna, and after returning from there,

04:20Amma Lakshmi ji fasted here in Baradwari.

04:25After the fast, the food was distributed.

04:28After this, the garland of God was changed,

04:32and after the garland was changed, God will now sit in Baradwari and go to the Baikunth mandap.