Garhshankar April 24 - Bhagavata Katha ongoing at Mata Naina Devi Temple Jhonowal Beit has come to an end. At the end of the story, Havan Yag and Bhandara were held. During this time, a large number of devotees first performed Havan Yagya and then obtained merit by eating prasad. Bhagwat Katha was organized by Maa Naina Devi Committee, Rakesh Kumar Simran and all Jhali families.
During Bhagwat Mahapuran Katha Gyan Yagya, Narrator Shri Anand Ji Maharaj Brindavan Dham Ji narrated the glory of Shrimad Bhagwat Katha which lasted for 7 days to the people. He asked people to join the path of devotion and do good deeds. Shri Anandji Maharaj said that Havan-Yagna not only purifies the environment and atmosphere but also gives spiritual strength to the individual. Religious faith awakens in a person. The doors of goodness open instead of vices. The gods are pleased with the yagna and bestow the desired fruits. He said that by listening to the story of Bhagwat, a person crosses the ocean of existence.
  Srimad Bhagwat instills feelings of devotion, enlightenment and renunciation in the soul. Only by listening to it, one's sins are transformed into virtues. When there is a change in thoughts, the behavior of man also changes. Maharaj Santosh Ji, who arrived specially during Havan Yag, was welcomed by thousands of devotees of Swarga Ashram Garali Paragpur Himachal Pradesh by showering flowers and their slogans made the whole village atmosphere of devotion. He blessed the devotees and said that the path of salvation is found only through devotion to God.
Therefore, everyone including you and your children should join in worshiping the Lord. Describing the Prashad of Bhandare, Maharaj Santosh Ji said that Prashad is made up of three letters. The first pra means Lord, the second sa means manifest and the third means vision. Which we all call Prasad. Every story or ritual has an essence that purifies the mind, intellect and heart. Human body is also the best gift given by God. By insulting Prashad in life, God is insulted. The leftover portion of the food offered to God becomes prasad for humans.
     Before this, at the end of the story, puja, havan and yagya were performed according to the rituals and the flag was hoisted at Mata Naina Devi. After that, Prasad was distributed by setting up an unbreakable storehouse.