Special Full Moon Temple-Program,
in Omkarananda-Kamakshi-Devi Mandir, Omkarananda Saraswati Marg, Muni-ki-reti,
via Rishikesh, Uttarakhand, India,
on 26th April 2021

On Monday night, 26th April 2021, an important Purnima Tithi (full Moon Date) took place in North India. Therefore Kumari Somashekhari decided to offer a few Bharatanatyam
Temple-Dances on this occasion, immediately after the evening Arati
for Shri Omkarananda-Kamakshi-Devi.

Because of tremendously rising Covid-Cases in North India, hardly anybody was present in the Omkarananda-Kamakshi-Devi Temple, except the resident Priests and very few Ashramites.
But this did not deter Kumari Somashekhari from performing her Temple-Dances with full Devotion. She was happily dancing for the omnipresent, omnipotent, all-loving Supreme Divinity, Sadgurudev Shri Paramahamsa Omkarananda Saraswati, for all Gods and Goddesses,
Who are watching over everything and protect everything and everybody.

After Somashekhari's Temple-Dances, Mahant Shri Swami Vishveshwarananda Saraswati, President Omkarananda Ashram Himalayas, was so kind to address all present Ashramites and Priests and bless them. Swamiji emphasized, that sincere Prayers, Pujas and holy Dances,
like that of Kumari Somashekhari in the Temple today, fill the atmosphere with strong
Divine Vibrations, which can protect us. Swamiji further mentioned that, if we intensely
cling on to the Divine and only think of the Divine, dangerous diseases, like Covid,
will run away, because there will be no space for them to fit in. Swami Vishveshwarananda's divine speech was very soothing to the hearts of all listeners.

After this short, sweet and pleasant Temple-Program in the Full Moon night, all were rewarded with chocolates by Swamiji and Somaji and Prasadam by the Priests. Thereafter the initiated Shri Vidya Priests of Omkarananda Ashram Himalayas performed a very long special Shri Vidya Puja (Navaavarana Puja) inside the innermost Shrine of the Supreme Divine Mother Shri Omkarananda-Kamakshi-Devi, at the beautiful Maha-Meru Yantra, in front of the Divine Mother.