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'Niladri Bije', the last ritual of the grand Rath Yatra will be celebrated today. As part of this divine occasion, Gods will be moved from the chariots to the Ratna Simhasana.
This ritual is quite interesting coz of the anger of Maa Lakshmi, who is angry with Shree Jagannath who goes to the Gundicha Temple with his siblings for a day, and returns after a week. In spite of her visit on Hera Panchami, He did not expedite his return journey.
Today,the Gods will be taken in Goti Pahandi to the RatnabSimhasana. First ShreeSudarshan,then ShreeBalabhadra,MaaSubhadra & finally ShreeJagannath.The first 3 deities will be allowed inside the sanctum, but as ShreeJagannath arrives,MaaLakshmi's servitors will close doors on him
This is in response to Jagannath's servitors closing the gates of GundichaTemple. A heated argument ensues between the servitors of the 2 Gods.Mostly It will appear as if ShreeJagannath is trying to make his way into the temple,first by arguments and then by pacifying the Goddess
In the end, when no other idea works, ShreeJagannath sends Rasagola and flower garland to please Maa Lakshmi. The Rasagolas pleases Maa Lakshmi and she allows ShreeJagannath into the temple. Fireworks and celebrations follow, to mark the return of the Gods into their own temple
Today, Odias and Jagannath Premis around the world are celebrating #RasogolaDibasa . You too can have one and be a part of the celebration.
Jai Jagannath!
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"Adhara Pana" ritual is performed on the Rathas of the Deities on the 11th day of the Rath Yatra. āAdharaā means āLipā and āPanaā is a sweet scented drink made of milk, sugar, cheese, banana, camphor, nutmeg, black pepper etc.
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The Adhara Pana is offered to the deities to break their Ekadasi fast. The deities are offered Adhara Pana in huge cylindrical earthen pots reaching up to their lips and the quantity is nearly 100 litres. 9 cylindrical pots are used in this ritual (3 for each deity).
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Raghava Das Matha offers the Adhara Pana to the Deities during this occasion. Immediately after the ritual offering, the pot is broken on the Ratha itself, and the pana, the mahaprasad, flows out.
Many people, Hindus & otherwise, are discussing Hindusim for having 33 Crore Gods.
The Vedas refer to not 33 crore Devatas but 33 types (Koti in Sanskrit) of Devatas. They are explained in Shatpath Brahman and many other scriptures very clearly.
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The number 33 comes from the number of Vedic gods explained by Yajnavalkya in Brhadaranyaka Upanishad - They are: 8-Vasu, 11-Rudra, and 12-Aaditya, 1-Indra and 1-Prajaapati.
Sum Total of it is 33
8 Vasus are ~ Earth, Water, Fire, Air, Ether, Moon, Sun, and Star. They are called Vasus, because they are abode of all that lives, moves or exists. (also mentioned in Mahabharat, 1/66/18)