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Litter Dr MK Giri Rakesh, resident of Nargi Jeevnath, Saraiya block of Muzaffarpur, left for Dugar on Friday for his 53rd Kanwar Yatra. He started traveling on foot at the age of 15. Now he is 71 years old. From then until today his journey continues.
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Before leaving for the journey, Dr. MK Giri Rakesh said that Kanwar Yatra is one of the many ways to please Mahadev and achieve the desired results. This is considered an easy way to please Bholenath. Jalbishek has a special meaning in the busy month.
This fulfills all the wishes of the followers of Shiva. This is why in Beswan, crowds of devotees gather at Shiva temples chanting ‘har-har mahdev, bul-bam bul-bam’.
He says that during the Corona period, when the temple was closed, he used water from the Kaden river in Bargaon and offered water along with the villagers at the Jeeveshwarnath Mahadev, Nargi Jeevnath temple.
Devotees embarked on Kanwar Yatra.
By Mahadev’s grace, there was never any problem in the journey.
Sponsored by Satyam Shivam Kanwariya Sangh, Dr. Rakesh left for Sultanganj with his wife Indira Devi and other devotees to offer water to Baba on the second Monday. He said that by Mahadev’s grace there was no problem in the Kanwar Yatra.
There is a feeling of happiness. Age started to set in. Along with the family, the people around also refuse to go to Kanwar Yatra. I will continue the Kanwar Yatra as long as Baba wills. This time a group of a dozen and a half devotees like former Principal of Rajdev Nagendra Sanskrit High School, Gaya Prasad Singh, Bachchu Sah, Krishna Kumar Sah, Subodh Kumar etc. are included.
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