During the early morning hours, after the Mangal Bhoga offering, the Lord is worshipped with fragrant incense (dhup) and arati. This seva is performed to honor the Lord’s first bhoga of the day, filling the temple atmosphere with purity and devotion.
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Mangal Bhoga Dhup Arati Seva
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During the early morning hours, after the Mangal Bhoga offering, the Lord is worshipped with fragrant incense (dhup) and arati. This seva is performed to honor the Lord’s first bhoga of the day, filling the temple atmosphere with purity and devotion.
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