Filmed over the Spring Navaratri 2010 in Haidakhan VishwaMAHAdham. A glimpse into one of the nine temples on the Gufa Side, this the first one showing Haidakhaneshwari MA the Divine Mother of Haidakhan in all her splendour!
The opening speech and thoughts before the FIRST havan. This was filmed over the Spring Navaratri 2010 in Haidakhan Vishwamahadham where in celebration to the Divine MOther a fire ceremony is done for 9 days in a row. This was the largest turnout to date in Haidakhan with more than 500 devotees from around the [...]
Part of the vedic fire ceremony offerings celebrated here during The Spring navaratri in Haidakhan VishwaMAHAdham 2010 honouring the Divine Mother! JAI MATA DI! BHOLE BABA KI JAIIIIIIIIIIIIII
Haidakhandi’s sing India’s beloved Hanuman Chalisa twice a day in Babaji’s ashram Haidakhan VishwaMAHAdham. Morning & Evening. This clip continues the morning Aarti that was celebrating the Spring Divine Mother Navaratri Celebration on 21 March 2010. Bhajaranj De Bali Ki JAI!
Haidakhan Morning Aarti….Spring Navaratri 2010. Here is the Mother Aarti … JAI JAGADAMBA SHIVE…..
Aarti in Haidakhan Main Mandir celebrated over Spring Navararti 21 March 2010….SanKirtan… Shri Haidakhandi, Haidakhandi, Haidakhandi BOL!!!
The Aarti continues in Haidakhan for Spring Navaratri. Lead by Pujari from Holland on Harmonium.
This is an invocation to the Devi, Mother, the divine feminine energy of the universe, chanting Her many names. Navaratri kirtan with Ullamaya Ma at Ananda Ashram / Yoga Society of New York in March 2010. Tripp Dudley, tabla.
The opening speech of the Haven celebrated here on the third day of Navaratri 2008 in Haidakhan VishwaMAHAdham India. … Navaratri Haven fire ceremony Babaji ashram India Haidakhan Muni Raji
One of Mukandi Lal’s wonderful New Bhajans “Shri Ram, Bolo Ram” This was shot over the Spring Navaratri Celebrations in Haidakhan VishwaMAHAdham 2008. As the camera pans around you can see many of the devotees who come from all over the world to celebrate this auspicious occasion in Babaji’s main ashram in the foothills of [...]
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