The Significance of Thursday

On Thursday or Guruvars, Lord Vishnu and Lord Brihaspati, the guru of Gods are worshiped  Devotees listen to devotional bhajans and songs dedicated to Lord Vishnu.

Devotees wear yellow clothes and meals with the color yellow are preferred. Fasting is observed throughout the day. It is also known as the Guruvar Vrat. In some regions in India, devotees offer banana or plantain to the Lord.

According to the Hindu rituals, it is believed that devotees who fast on Thursdays are blessed with wealth and a happy life. 

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The Gupta family holds a 'Bhakti Sandhya' every 15 days, which is open to all devotees free of cost.

It is a religious gathering at Radhe Maa Bhavan, organised to worship Maa Jagdambe. Lord Shiva and other deities are honored with prayers and bhajans. It involves ritual worship (puja), bhajan (singing of devotional hymns), prasad (grace in the form of a gift from Mamtamai Shri Radhe Guru Maa) and langer (communal meal) followed by darshan of Mamtamai Shri Radhe Guru Maa.

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