On the last Monday of the month of Sawan, the procession of Lord Mahakaleshwar will be taken out with full protocol and pomp. Chief Minister Mohan Yadav will also join the procession. The main thing about the last procession of the month of Sawan is that CRPF and Army bands will participate in it. The major Hindu festival Rakshabandhan also falls on the same day. Chhattisgarh Chief Minister Vishnu Dev Sai is also coming to visit Lord Mahakaleshwar on Monday.
In the month of Sawan, first the attractive performance of the grand police band and then the creation of a world record of simultaneous Damru playing is a unique initiative in itself. For the first time to increase the grandeur of the procession, dances of tribal groups from various regions of the state have also become a part of the Sawan Sawari through the Tribal Folk Art and Dialect Development Academy, Madhya Pradesh Culture Council, which has not only increased the grandeur of the procession but also its attraction. Their performance captivated the devotees. For the first time, moving chariots were also brought out in the procession for easy darshan of Lord Mahakal, on which devotees had darshan through large screens installed on them.
Police band performed in the procession for the first time on the initiative of CM
On the special initiative of Chief Minister Yadav, in the second procession of Shri Mahakaleshwar Bhagwan, 350 police personnel presented melodious tunes of Shiva bhajans like Namah Shivay Om Namah Shivay, Har-Har Shambhu Deva Mahadeva, Mere Ghar Ram Aaye Hai, Deva Ho Deva Ganpati Deva, Om Jai Shiv Omkara, Satyam Shivam Sundaram etc. through the police band. During the worship at Ram Ghat also, the police band gave a mesmerizing performance. The entire atmosphere and the devotees were filled with Shiva due to the performances of the police band.
Collective Damru playing becomes a world record
The third Monday of Shravan was historic for Ujjain. 1500 damru players created a world record by playing damru simultaneously on the Shaktipath of Mahakal Lok. Devotees of Baba Shri Mahakal participated in the procession with joy and enthusiasm and welcomed the damru players. The damru players enthralled the devotees by giving an attractive and captivating presentation of Lord Shiva’s favorite instrument damru together in a rhythmic form. Lord Shiva was praised with the auspicious sound of damru playing in the procession of Lord Shri Mahakaleshwar.
During the fourth procession of Shri Mahakaleshwar Bhagwan, as desired by Chief Minister Mohan Yadav, the Vedic students of three Vedic schools, Maharishi Kanva Ved Vidyalaya, Mahamrityunjay Ved Vidyalaya and Rishi Gurukul, along with the Shri Mahakaleshwar Vedic Training and Research Institute, run by the temple management committee, enthralled the people by reciting Vedic mantras during the procession of Lord Mahakal from the Datta Akhara area.
Let us tell you that the attraction of Lord Mahakaleshwar’s procession so far in the month of Sawan this year has been something different. Every procession has been unique in itself. Unique experiments have been done to increase the grandeur of the procession, due to which the number of devotees coming not only from the state but also from the country and abroad has increased.
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