Khagola Yatra

The Khagola Yatra, also called the Bhoomandala Pradakshina, symbolized the ultimate spiritual offering. Traveling across the globe with Punya Bhoomi India as the center, the revered Acharyaji and a team of Vedic priests performed:

• Japam: Chanting sacred verses to enhance spiritual energy.
• Homam: Fire rituals dedicated to the 27 Nakshatras, 12 Raasis, 9 Grahas, and 8 Dikpalakas.
• The Sri Sita Rama Kalyanam, the divine celestial wedding ceremony, performed at the most auspicious moment of Abhijit Muhurtham.

The Khagola Yatra was a blessed pilgrimage of Bhoomandala Pradakshina undertaken with Lord Sri RamaParivaram. The journey commenced in Ayodhya, the birthplace of Lord Rama, and passed through the eight Dishas, sacred directions. This auspicious yatra concluded at Bhadrachalam, the temple that enshrines Lord Rama in His most revered form. It was a journey filled with devotion, prayers, and divine grace.

With the blessings of the deities who protect the eight cardinal directions, the Khagola Yatra rituals were performed at the following global locations:

Each stop in the Bhoomandala Pradakshina was an opportunity to deepen one’s faith, connect with the divine, and reflect on Lord Rama’s teachings.

As we reflect on the Khagola Yatra, the divine presence of Lord Sri Rama filled our hearts, guiding each step with His grace. The journey brought together devotees from all walks of life, united in love and reverence for Lord Rama. This sacred yatra instilled the eternal values of Dharma, Bhakti, and Vinaya, inspiring us to walk in the light of Lord Rama’s teachings and to uphold righteousness, humility, and devotion in our daily lives.

Gratitude to Devotees and Sponsors

With folded hands, we extend our heartfelt gratitude to all the devotees, sponsors, and volunteers who contributed their time, energy, and resources to this historic endeavor. Your unwavering support ensured the success of this sacred journey.