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After the morning bhoga offering, the Lord gives His merciful Sakalika Darshan to all devotees. During this seva, lamps, incense, and prayers are offered, and devotees have the blessed opportunity to behold the Lord in His fresh morning attire.
By performing Sakalika Darshan Arati Seva, one gains the Lord’s blessings for purity, devotion, and protection throughout the day. It is a joyful seva, as devotees witness the Lord’s radiant morning darshan while offering their heartfelt service.
“Shayan” means rest or sleep. In this seva, the Lord is offered light preparations and sweets at night before resting. It is the final offering of the day, symbolizing loving care as the Lord is put to rest with devotion and affection.
“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.
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.
Performed in the evening, after the Sandhya Bhoga offering, this arati involves waving lamps, incense, and devotional songs before the Lord. It marks the transition from day to night, filling the temple with devotion and peace.
By participating in Sandhya Arati Seva, devotees seek the Lord’s blessings for tranquility, spiritual strength, and protection during the night. It is a serene and cherished seva that ends the day in divine remembrance.
