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Wanaparthy's Vishwa Shanti Yagam Concludes With Spiritual Grandeur
A large spiritual ceremony called the Vishwa Shanti Maha Yagam ended in Wanaparthy.
It lasted for about two weeks.
People gathered to listen to Vedic prayers and take part in special rituals.
Priests chanted mantras near sacred fire pits.
Shivasena Reddy and his wife joined the final prayers.
They offered purnahuti, which is a concluding offering in the ritual.
Many local leaders and devotees also participated.
The organisers said the event helped preserve culture and traditions.
The Vishwa Shanti Maha Yagam concluded in Wanaparthy after being held over a fortnight.
The closing ceremony featured Vedic chants, sacrificial fires and devotional rituals.
DCC chief Shivasena Reddy and his wife, Harsha Sri, participated in the Ayuta Chandi Yagam.
They performed special prayers and offered purnahuti for the well-being of the world.
Organisers and local representatives said the event promoted spirituality, culture and tradition.
- Who
- Sri Krishna Jyothi Swaroopananda Swami guided the yagam, with Shivasena Reddy, Harsha Sri, Vedic scholars, local representatives and devotees participating.
- What
- The Vishwa Shanti Maha Yagam concluded with the Ayuta Chandi Yagam, prayers, Vedic chanting and purnahuti offerings.
- Where
- Near Marrikunta in Wanaparthy.
- When
- The concluding ceremonies were held on Sunday after the event had continued for a fortnight.
- Why
- Participants prayed for the well-being of the world, while organisers said such programmes help preserve culture and traditions.
Key facts
- Event
- Vishwa Shanti Maha Yagam
- Duration
- A fortnight
- Location
- Near Marrikunta, Wanaparthy
- Spiritual guide
- Sri Krishna Jyothi Swaroopananda Swami
- Main ritual
- Ayuta Chandi Yagam
- Concluding offering
- Purnahuti
- Stated purpose
- Prayers for the world's well-being and preservation of culture and traditions
Quotes
Shivasena Reddy
Wanaparthy DCC chief who participated in the Ayuta Chandi Yagam
“Such spiritual programmes play a vital role in preserving culture and traditions and passing them on to future generations,”
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