Visit Khatu Shaym And Have A Look At The Maha Bharat More Closely

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It is in the worlds tradition to be devoted to God. It is done in distinct ways but the cause remains the same, love and peace. In India also, various Gods and Goddesses are worshipped according to the tradition and place. In Hindus, the number is almost countless. One of them is khatu shyam. In Hinduism, khatu shyam Ji is a name and manifestation of Barbarik, son of Ghatotkach grandson of Bhima from Mahabharat. This manifestation is especially popular in the Indian state of Rajasthan and Haryana.
Barbarika is worshiped as khatu shyam Ji, being Krishna himself. Therefore, the flavour of the festivities reflects the playful and vibrant nature of Krishna. The festivals of Krishna Janmaashtami, JhoolJhulani Ekadashi, Holi and Vasant Panchami are celebrated with gusto in the khatu shyam Ji. The Phalguna Mela is the principal annual festival celebrated in the premises of khatu shyam Ji. http://www.shrikhatushyam365dinwaale.org
Hundreds of devotees visit the khatu shyam Ji every day. Newly married couples come to pay homage and new born babies are brought to the temple for their mundan (the first hair-shaving) ceremony. ...
... An elaborate aarti is performed at the khatu shyam Ji five times a day.The 11th and 12th days of the bright half of every month in the Hindu calendar is of special significance to the khatu shyam Ji. On the 11th day of brighter half khatu shyam Ji or Barbarikawas born, according to Hindu mythology, and on 12th day of the bright half he donated his head to Krishna.
Darshan of khatu shyam Ji, on these two days, is thereforeconsidered auspicious and devotees come here in thousands every month. khatu shyam Ji remains open throughout the night that falls between these days. Night-long Bhajan sessions are organised since devotees traditionally pass the night in singing the praises of the Lord.