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Hindu Temple Mandir Ritual: Devotees have deep faith in Gods and Goddesses, due to which they perform puja and also observe fasts. Actually, God looks at the feelings of the devotees and not the enjoyment. But still people definitely offer food to God as per their faith, devotion and capacity.

The tradition of offering Prasad or Bhog during worship is also important. The tradition of offering food to Gods and Goddesses during puja has been going on since ancient times. Generally laddus, batasha, pedas, dry fruits, fruits etc. are offered. But there are some temples in the country where not traditional Kheer-Puri, Halwa or Laddu-Peda, but things like pizza, sandwich, burger, pani-puri and cold drinks are offered to the Goddess.

It may sound strange to you, but devotees consider it to be a unique leela of the Goddess. There are not just one but many such temples in India, where unique types of offerings are made. For now, let us talk about Jeevika Mataji Temple in Raputana, Rajkot and Jai Durga Peetham Temple in Padappai, Chennai, Tamil Nadu. Jeevika Mataji Temple at Raputana, Rajkot and Jai Durga Peetham Temple at Padappai, Chennai, Tamil Nadu. Both these temples are considered centers of deep faith for the devotees.

These Prasad are offered to children

The temple of Jeevika Mataji in Raputana is about 65-70 years old. Devotees come here to pray for the long life of their children. The Acharya of the temple tells that, in earlier times only Shriphal (coconut) and Sakar Prasad were offered in the temple. But now these dishes are also offered to children to please them. Besides, the donated money of the temple is also spent for social works. This is the reason why people here donate themselves and also offer things like burgers, sandwiches, pizzas for the children.

Modernized temple and offerings

Talking about the Jai Durga Peetham temple located in Padappai, Chennai, here too devotees offer things like pizza, burgers, sandwiches. This temple was established by herbal oncologist K. Shri Sridhar has done it. The reason for modernizing the temple’s Prasad menu is said to be that tourists from far and wide come to the temple because of the unique Prasad. Besides, devotees can also register their date of birth here. After this, cake is also offered to him on his birthday. However, all the offerings are made with complete devotion and in a sacred kitchen and are also offered to God. Moreover, the prasad offered in the temple is certified by FSSAI.

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This time in Ayodhya, big preparations are being made for the lunar eclipse on September 7. The time of eclipse will start from 9:58 pm till 1:26 pm. During this time, the extreme period of the eclipse will be from 11:05 to 12:05 pm.

According to Vedic traditions, the Sutak period starts about 9 hours before the eclipse. For this reason, the doors of all the monasteries, including the Shri Ram Janmabhoomi temple of Ayodhya, will be closed ahead of time.

Ram temple doors will be closed on this day

The Ram Mandir Trust has clarified that the temple of Ramlala will be closed for devotees after the afternoon Aarti on 7 September. After this, the doors of other major temples and monasteries of Ramnagari will also be closed.

During the period of Sutak period, neither the temples will be worshiped nor will it be allowed to worship. After the salvation period of the lunar eclipse i.e. the morning of 8 September, the doors of the temples will be opened again and from that time the devotees will be able to see Lord Ramlala.

This information given from the X account of Ram Janmabhoomi

Due to the lunar eclipse falling on Bhadrapada Shukla Purnima, Sunday 7 September 2025, darshan will be available in Shri Ram Janmabhoomi temple only till 12:30 pm. Thereafter, the doors of the temple will be closed and the next day on Monday, September 8, Mangala Aarti will open to the devotees.

According to the tradition, all the puja archana will be postponed in the eclipse period and special purification rituals will be completed after salvation period. After this, devotees will be able to see Ramlala again according to the pre -determined time.

Tradition has been going on since ancient times

In Ramnagari, this tradition has been going on since ancient times that religious rituals are postponed during the period of eclipse and sutak. After eclipse salvation, purification, bathing and special worship are performed in temples. This tradition will also be followed by Shri Ram Janmabhoomi Tirtha Kshetra Trust and local priests.

Vedic scholars believe that religious activities are considered prohibited during the eclipse period. Therefore, the same rule will be applicable in all the major temples of Ramnagari. According to the trust, the doors of the Ram temple will be closed in the afternoon so that the traditions can be followed before the Sutak period starts.

You will be able to visit Ramlala on this day

After the eclipse ends, there will be special purification rituals in the temples on the morning of 8 September and then devotees will be able to see Ramlala at the pre -scheduled time. During this time, devotees coming to Ayodhya have also been appealed to follow Vedic traditions. That is, the temple of Ramlala will remain closed from the afternoon of 7 September and from the morning of 8 September, devotees will be able to take advantage of the darshan again.

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