“Sandhya” means evening. In this seva, devotees offer a delicious bhoga to the Lord during the evening arati. This offering marks the transition from day to night, symbolizing devotion and gratitude for the Lord’s protection throughout the day.
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Sandhya Bhoga Seva
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“Sandhya” means evening. In this seva, devotees offer a delicious bhoga to the Lord during the evening arati. This offering marks the transition from day to night, symbolizing devotion and gratitude for the Lord’s protection throughout the day.
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