Ganga Aarti and Yatras
Annual Dharm Sansads of Avahan Akhara
The Annual Dharm Sansads organized by Avahan Akhara are sacred gatherings that serve as powerful platforms for spiritual dialogue, religious discourse, and cultural unity. These events bring together Mahamandaleshwars, Saints, Acharyas, and Devotees from across India to deliberate on vital issues concerning Sanatan Dharma, national integrity, social reform, and spiritual awakening. Each Dharm Sansad reflects the Akhara’s deep-rooted traditions and commitment to preserving Vedic knowledge, while also addressing contemporary challenges faced by Hindu society. Discourses, resolutions, and declarations made during these gatherings shape the spiritual and cultural path of the community for the year ahead. The Sansads often coincide with major religious occasions like Kumbh Melas, enhancing their visibility and spiritual significance. Through these annual assemblies, Avahan Akhara continues its legacy of dharmic leadership, guiding devotees and reinforcing the eternal principles of truth, non-violence, and righteousness.

Ganga Aarti and Yatras
What Happens During the Aarti
Sacred chants and bhajans fill the air as priests wave oil lamps in synchronized motions.Large brass aarti diyas (lamps) glow brightly, symbolizing light over darkness and purity over ego. Devotees offer flowers, incense, and camphor flames to the river, seeking blessings and inner peace. The sound of conch shells and bells echoes, creating an atmosphere of divine energy and devotion.