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After the evening Aarti of Lord Mahakal, Holika will be burnt after worshiping in Pradoshkal. On March 14, at 4 am on Dhulendi, the priest will play Holi with Herbal Gulal with Lord Mahakal at Bhasma Aarti. Preparations for the festival have started. Holi festival has special significance in the worship tradition of Jyotirlinga. Hundreds of devotees from all over the country reach the temple to see the colorful Holi of the king. This time the festival will be celebrated on 13 March with traditional joy.
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Holika will be constructed by the priest, priest family in front of Sri Onkareshwar temple in the temple premises. After the evening Aarti of Lord Mahakal at 7.30 pm, the priests will worship Holika with Vedic chant. After that Holika will be burnt.
Temple committee will provide herbal gulal
According to tradition, Holi festival will be celebrated on 14 March. In the Bhasma Aarti at 4 am, the priest will offer herbal gulal to Lord Mahakal. The temple committee will provide herbal gulal prepared from natural products to the priests. It is said that the temple committee provides gulal by filling a plate for Holi festival. Anyway, the Expert Committee constituted by the Supreme Court in the Jyotirlinga erosion case has suggested to offer the committee in quantity to the Lord.
View of Astrology: Celebrating Holi on 13 March
Astrology and theology experts are telling the scripture to celebrate Holi on 13 March. Jyotishacharya Pt .mar Dabbawala told that on March 13, there will be Chaturdashi Tithi for 10:20 am. After this, Purva Phalguni Nakshatra and Leo Moon will be fully present in the witness of the moon, which will be fully present during Pradosh period. Holika’s worship in theology is said to be in Pradoshkal. Therefore, it is best to worship Holika during Pradoshkal on 13 March in Shubha Yoga and Nakshatra. On this day, there will also be Patal Vasani Bhadra, so Holika must be burnt after 11.30 pm. Generally, Holika is burnt in Brahma Muhurta at 5 am the next day. In such a situation, the date of Holi and Dhulendi of March 13 and 14 is a scripture.
Herbal Holi will be made from five thousand condoms in Singhpuri
Holi will be made from five thousand condoms made from cow dung in the old city Singhpuri. The organizing committee claims that this is the world’s largest herbal Holi. It only uses condoms made of cow dung. Wood is not used. In the middle of Holi, the flag is installed as Danda. This time the event will be held on 13 March. In the evening, in the evening, the Brahmin of four Vedas will worship Holika from Chaturveda Parayan. After the night awakening, Holika will be burnt in Brahma Muhurta at 5 am the next day.