A grand monthly Satsang and Mahayagya took place today at the under-construction spiritual centre ‘Shri Kalki Dham’, dedicated to the tenth incarnation of Lord Vishnu, Shri Kalki, known as the destroyer of darkness and protector of devotees.
The revered spiritual leader, Acharya Pramod Krishnam, presided over the sacred ceremony. Hundreds of devotees participated in the event and sought divine blessings.
During the Mahayagya, organisers lit the sacred fire in a beautifully decorated Yagya Kund, where devotees offered oblations while chanting Vedic mantras. The site was adorned with flower garlands, banana leaves, and other ritual items.
Acharya Pramod Krishnam led the rituals by offering ahutis into the sacred fire and delivered a powerful message, urging devotees to walk the path of truth and righteousness. His spiritual discourse deeply moved the audience and left them inspired.
In his satsang, Acharya Pramod Krishnam shed light on the life and teachings of Lord Kalki.
He emphasised that this spiritual journey leads the soul toward ultimate liberation.
Devotees listened to his sermons with deep focus and felt spiritually uplifted. The event witnessed enthusiastic participation from women and children, enhancing the festive and devotional atmosphere.
The progress of Shri Kalki Dham’s construction also drew attention during the gathering. Devotees expressed joy at seeing it emerge as a growing spiritual centre.
After the event, many devotees received blessings and darshan from Acharya Ji. Glimpses of the celebration were widely shared on social media, where followers described the event as magnificent and inspiring.
Shri Kalki Dham is not only becoming a place of religious significance but also a powerful symbol of faith and unity for devotees. Preparations for the next monthly satsang are already underway, with expectations of even greater participation in the upcoming spiritual gathering.
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