Key Highlights
- Bhasma, Dadyodak, Bhog and Evening Aarti were held on January 11, 2026.
- The Jyotirlinga was adorned with traditional rituals throughout the day.
- Devotees witnessed distinct shringar during each aarti.
Ujjain, Madhya Pradesh: At the world-famous Shri Mahakaleshwar Jyotirlinga, devotees were blessed with a full-day sequence of sacred aartis and shringar darshan on January 11, 2026. From the early hours of dawn to the evening rituals, Lord Mahakal’s Jyotirlinga was worshipped in accordance with age-old traditions.
The series of aartis reflected the temple’s uninterrupted spiritual rhythm, offering devotees a glimpse of different divine forms of Baba Mahakal through the day.
Bhasma Aarti Performed in the Early Hours
The day began before dawn with the sacred Bhasma Aarti. As per tradition, the Jyotirlinga was worshipped with holy ash, symbolizing renunciation and the eternal nature of time. The shringar during the Bhasma Aarti reflected the austere and powerful form of Lord Mahakal.
Devotees present during the ritual described the atmosphere as deeply spiritual and serene.
Dadyodak Aarti Conducted in the Morning
Following the Bhasma Aarti, the morning Dadyodak Aarti was performed. During this ritual, the Jyotirlinga was adorned with a fresh shringar and worshipped with sacred offerings, marking the transition from the ascetic form to a calmer, nurturing presence.
The morning darshan drew a steady stream of devotees seeking blessings at the start of the day.
Bhog Aarti Offered as Per Temple Traditions
Later in the day, the Bhog Aarti was conducted, during which sacred food offerings were presented to the deity. The Jyotirlinga was decorated with traditional ornaments and floral arrangements, reflecting devotion and gratitude. Temple priests performed the rituals strictly according to established customs.
Evening Aarti Marks the Conclusion of the Day
The spiritual day concluded with the Sandhya Aarti in the evening. Lamps, chants and rhythmic prayers filled the temple complex as devotees gathered for the final darshan of the day.
The evening shringar presented a graceful and radiant form of Lord Mahakal, leaving devotees with a sense of peace and devotion.
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