Festivals
Festival of Diwali
The Festival of Diwali is really worth seeing. The atmosphere is so pure n positive in temple as the goddess showers her blessing itself on the devotees. During Diwali the whole temple and surrounding area is decorated and illuminated with colorful lighting from all corners of the temple.
And New year day as per vikram Savant Hindu Calendar Year, the Besatu Varsh festival celebration from Kartik Sud Akam to Kartik sud Labha Pacham.
These five days of every New Year a large number of devotees come to mandir, in order to take the blessing from Mataji for there Happiness, & Prosperity for the whole year in there life and business also. They perform Nav Chandi Yagna and offer Rajbhog on those days and take prashad and thus devotees start their new year with Maa Tulja Bhavani’s Blessings.
Aaso navratri
The Festival of Diwali is really worth seeing. The atmosphere is so pure n positive in temple as the goddess showers her blessing itself on the devotees. During Diwali the whole temple and surrounding area is decorated and illuminated with colorful lighting from all corners of the temple.
And New year day as per vikram Savant Hindu Calendar Year, the Besatu Varsh festival celebration from Kartik Sud Akam to Kartik sud Labha Pacham.
These five days of every New Year a large number of devotees come to mandir, in order to take the blessing from Mataji for there Happiness, & Prosperity for the whole year in there life and business also. They perform Nav Chandi Yagna and offer Rajbhog on those days and take prashad and thus devotees start their new year with Maa Tulja Bhavani’s Blessings.
Chaitra navratri
There are four Navratri festivals, namely, Sharad (in Ashwin Month), Vasantik (in chaitra) Maha & Ashadh, ritually celebrated as per the Shakti Sampraday Traditions.
The ritual worships of Tulja Bhavani is usually performed with Nav Chandi Yagna and other worships, in Temple chowk, which is decorated and illuminated with colourful lightings from all corners, during these period of Navratri.
More Specifically during the period of Chaitra Navratri, all the eight days and nine nights have its own importance as per Shakti sampraday and hence the celebration starts from the very first day of chaitra Mas, by breading Jawara, one kind of Holy Grass in and over the pot with Garbh Deep, burning there in.
On that days many Sangh come like (Soni patadiya samaj, Maharastrians and many other religion people do come with large number on foot. The sangh considered pious and hoist the flag for Mataji with jaykar of Tulja Bhavani Maa.
For all nine days of chaitra Navratri many sangh Organized bhajans and maa Tulja bhavani’s Dhoons and spend time with Maa Tulja Bhavani.
Many devotees arrange Mundan Viddhi of there childrens and receive blessing from Mataji and this way they continue their Paramparas.
