Ayodhya, Amrit Vichar: A 6 -day Veda Vedanta Teacher Training Vidyapitham Sanskrit College, under construction, is being organized in the name of Mahant Baba Abhiram Das dedicated to Shri Ram Janmabhoomi. It started by establishing the urn with resolution on Monday. To fulfill this yagna, about 16 Vedic Acharyas from 6 states including Ayodhya, Kashi, Chennai, Vijayawada, Hyderabad are migrating to perform the rituals.
Vedic Acharya Yuvraj Mishra, who is involved in the ritual, said that a source yagna is being organized under the leadership of the gurus of South India. This description of this is called the son -in -law Yagya by Maharaja Dasaratha for the incarnation of Lord Shri Ram in the Bhagavata Maha Purana, Mahabharata, Balmiki Ramayana, the Ashwamegh Yajna was performed by Lord Shri Ram. This yajna is a replica of that. This yagna is being completed under the patronage of the prominent Acharya from India under the chairmanship of Pujya Shri Dharmadas, in which 16 Acharyas from almost different provinces are completing it. Which will last for the next 6 days. Told that today the main objective of performing this yajna in Ayodhya is Lord Shri Ramlala has enshrined in the grand temple. Also, under the survey Bhavantu Sukhina, there should be a feeling of harmony in all religions, caste and sects and everyone should experience pleasant and happiness and peace. For this, the Yajna has been started on the Saryu coast where all the Acharyas are migrating for six days and performing the ritual.
Mahant Dharam Das said that the yagna is being organized by the Vedic Acharya of South India including Ayodhya Kashi. Ayodhya has been a tradition since time immemorial for this type of yajna. Lord Shri Ram also did in Treta Yuga. In this sequence, Chandrashekhar Yajur of South India performed the Nakshatrati Yajna 35 years ago and he wished that a yajna should be performed on the banks of Saryu in Ayodhya which is being completed.
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