Performed after the grand Raj Bhoga offering at noon, this arati involves waving lamps, incense, and devotional songs before the Lord. It celebrates the royal feast presented to the Deities, creating an atmosphere of divine joy and grandeur.
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Raj Bhoga Arati Seva
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Performed after the grand Raj Bhoga offering at noon, this arati involves waving lamps, incense, and devotional songs before the Lord. It celebrates the royal feast presented to the Deities, creating an atmosphere of divine joy and grandeur.
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