One of the significant activity in this Temple is that every Saturday evening they have Maha Aarti. Before Maha Aarti the Shiv ling and its surrounding is properly cleaned, decorated and then aarti is done.
It starts at 8 pm on every Saturday and ends almost by 11 pm.
Read more details on:
https://komalmaru.wordpress.com/2019/02/12/shree-kapaleshwar-mahadev-mandir-nashik/
Hi @KomalMaru ,
Thank you for sharing :). Could you tell us more about Maha Aarti? Sharing more information about the images you upload will help others to understand why you are sharing and why they should read your posts.
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@VasT Maha Aarti is kind of Hindu ritual of worship where a big lamp which we call as diya is lit and along with it mantras is said in some tune making it sound like holy song.
Certainly I can share some pics as well.
I had actually attached my YouTube video link.
Thanks for revising me the rules. This is mere post to share holy experience of the worship at a Spiritual place and it doesn’t involve any kind of self promotion.
Thank you for writing to me.
Many thanks @KomalMaru , for taking your time and explaining me this beautiful ritual. It is very interesting to learn all about it. I liked all the colors of the flowers you used to decorate the shrine.
I’ve watched the Youtube video and enjoyed a lot. As for the self-promotion I was referring to the link of your blog that you’ve shared here.
@VasT Thank you so much for watching the video. I am glad you enjoyed to see the divine process of worship.
I am thankful for guidance about self promotion as well. I am aware the rules do allow sharing of blog links. Also since the content was totally non promotional , the blog was merely shared for reading purpose.
Please do keep guiding further as well as I may not be aware of all rules. As a genuine local guide, I try my best to follow all rules.
I am glad to connect. Thank you once again.
@KomalMaru , you are welcome!
Keep up sharing and contributing :).
