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Rani Mukerji in the song “Rasiya” from the movie Mangal Pandey: The Rising (2005)

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Part 2

Introduction

Nathdwara is a famous pilgrimage town in Rajasthan, India, known for its Shreenathji temple is a form of Lord Krishna, and the temple is considered one of the most sacred places for Vaishnavites.

Visitors come to Nathdwara to see the elaborate and ornate temple dedicated to Shreenathji, which features intricate carvings and paintings. The temple also has a unique system of worship and rituals, which attract devotees and tourists alike.

Apart from the temple, Nathdwara is known for its traditional Pichwai paintings, depicting scenes from Lord Krishna's life.

In the 45-day Falgun month, a wave of joy spread among the devotees, which the anthem of Rasiya, the tune of the Dap (this is the instrument which is used during Rasiya), and clouds of color powder (Abir and Gulal) are waiting for Falgun month.

What is Falgun month?

Falgun is the fifth month of the Hindu calendar and is considered an auspicious month in which many festivals are celebrated. In the Shreenathji Nathdwara tradition, In this month during which Holi, the festival of colors, is celebrated with great enthusiasm and devotion to Lord Krishna.

During this month, special rituals, prayers, and festivities are held at the Shreenathji temple in Nathdwara, Rajasthan, India. The idol of Lord Krishna is adorned with colorful clothes and flowers, and devotees offer special prayers and sing hymns in his honor.

In addition to Holi, other important festivals like Maha Shivaratri and Vasant Panchami may also be celebrated during the month of Falgun.

which falls between February and March in the Gregorian calendar, various instruments can be used during devotional singing, such as the mridangam, tabla, harmonium, and flute, and what is most special is the ‘Dhap’.Specific songs sung (Rasiya) during this time may vary depending on local customs and traditions.

Here are ten reasons why people celebrate Falgun in Nathdwara:

Nathdwara is a religious and spiritual place where Falgun month is very important. This month, we enjoy playing Gulal in 45 days and listening to Rasiya from Basant Panchami. 

Which is a wonderful sight of friendship(सखा भाव) between Shreenathji and his devotees. The town also has several other temples and holy sites, including the Dwarkadheesh Temple, the Eklingji Temple, and the Charbhuja Temple.

1. Devotion to Shreenathji: Devotion to Shreenathji is a form of Bhakti yoga, a spiritual path in Hinduism that involves devotion and love towards a deity.

Shreenathji is a form of Lord Krishna worshiped mainly in the Pushti Marg tradition of Hinduism. Devotees of Shreenathji express their devotion through various means, including daily worship rituals, singing devotional songs, performing seva (service) in the temple, observing fasts, and celebrating festivals. 

The essence of devotion to Shreenathji is to cultivate a deep love and attachment to the divine and to serve the Lord with devotion and selflessness.

2. Falgun Mela: Falgun Mela is a popular annual festival that takes place in Nathdwara, Rajasthan, India during the Hindu month of Falgun (February/March).

The festival is celebrated with great enthusiasm and is known for its colorful processions, cultural performances, and traditional food stalls. It is a significant event for the local community and attracts a large number of visitors from all over India. 

3. Holi: Holi is celebrated with great enthusiasm at the Shrinathji Temple in Nathdwara, Rajasthan. The festival usually falls in the month of March and is celebrated with colorful and joyous festivities.

Devotees gather at the temple to offer prayers and participate in the traditional 'Holi Phagotsav' where they play with colored powders and sing devotional songs.

The atmosphere is filled with music, dance, and zeal, making it a unique and memorable experience for visitors. Falgun month is a month of playing with Shreenathji in a friendly manner(सखा भाव).

4. Special prayers and rituals: During this month, special prayers and rituals are performed at the Shreenathji Temple in Nathdwara to mark the occasion. The unique instrument used for music is called ‘Dhap’.

One of the major highlights of the Falgun month celebrations is the "Dolotsav" or "Holi Utsav," which is celebrated on the full moon day of the month.

During this celebration, the idol of Shreenathji is placed on a swing and devotees take turns swinging the deity, while singing hymns and offering flowers and sweets. The festival concludes with a grand procession, which is taken out from the temple and goes around the town of Nathdwara.

5. Singing and dancing: Yes, singing and dancing are an integral part of the Holi celebrations in the temple in Nathdwara. The devotees sing bhajans(Rasiya) and hymns in praise of Lord Krishna and dance to the beat of drums and cymbals.

During the "Dolotsav" or "Holi Utsav," as I mentioned earlier, the idol of Shreenathji is placed on a swing, and the devotees take turns swinging the deity while singing and dancing around the swing.

The atmosphere in the temple during this celebration is lively and colorful, with people throwing colored powder and water at each other.

In addition to this, the temple also hosts cultural programs during the Holi festival, where local artists and musicians perform traditional folk dances and songs. These programs

are a major attraction for tourists and visitors who come to Nathdwara to witness the grand celebrations of Holi in the temple.

 ( चंचल चपल चतुर चंद्रावली चाले चटक मटक की चाल… )

6. Cultural heritage: Nathdwara, located in the state of Rajasthan, India, has a rich cultural heritage that is deeply intertwined with its history, religion, and traditions. The town is primarily known for the temple, which is one of the most important pilgrimage sites for the followers of Lord Krishna.

Apart from the temple, Nathdwara is also known for its vibrant art and craft traditions, such as Pichwai paintings, which depict the life of Lord Krishna, and the famous Nathdwara-style miniature paintings.

The town is also famous for its marble sculptures and stone carvings, which are used to create idols and other decorative pieces.

Nathdwara is also known for its colorful festivals and fairs, such as the Falgun Mela and the 

Janmashtami festival attracts a large number of visitors from all over the country.

The town is also home to several traditional folk music and dance forms, such as Ghoomar, Kalbelia, and Bhavai, which are performed during festivals and other cultural events.

7. The opportunity to seek blessings: Basant Panchami falls on Magh Shulka paksha Panchami, and from this day Rasiya singing starts in front of Shreenathji in the temple.

This month is a time when devotees come to Nathdwara to seek blessings and pay homage to Lord Krishna. Seeking blessings is a matter of personal belief and practice. 

Shreenathji is a form of the Hindu deity Lord Krishna, worshipped primarily by the Pushtimarg sect. Devotees believe that seeking blessings can bring spiritual and material prosperity.

If you are interested in seeking blessings, you may want to learn more about the traditions and practices of the Pushtimarg sect, and consider visiting a temple or seeking guidance from a Pushtimarg guru as Goswamivishalnathdwara

8. The spirit of community: The temple is considered the spiritual hub of the Pushtimarg community and attracts devotees from all over the world.

In Nathdwara, you will find a vibrant spiritual community centered around the Temple, consisting of devotees, priests, and volunteers who are dedicated to the worship and service of Lord Krishna in the form of Shreenathji.

The community is known for its devotion, rituals, and customs, which are unique to the Pushtimarg tradition. Apart from the temple, Nathdwara also has several other important sites and landmarks associated with the Pushtimarg tradition, such as the Govardhan Nathji Temple, and the Rajsamand Lake. 

These places also attract devotees and visitors who come to experience the spiritual atmosphere and seek blessings from Lord Krishna.

9. The beauty of the town: Nathdwara is a town located in the Aravalli hills of the Indian state of Rajasthan. The town is famous for its Shreenathji Temple, which is an important pilgrimage site for Hindus and attracts devotees from all over the world.

Besides its spiritual significance, Nathdwara is also known for its natural beauty and cultural heritage. The town is surrounded by picturesque hills and is located near the Banas River, which adds to its scenic charm.

Nathdwara has several historic landmarks and attractions, such as the Sita Mata Wildlife Sanctuary, the Haldighati Battlefield, and the Kumbhalgarh Fort, which are popular among tourists.

The town also has a vibrant bazaar where visitors can find traditional Rajasthani handicrafts, such as paintings, pottery, and textiles.

10. A time of joy: The one who sings Rasiya and all who hear it get drenched in pleasure. This month is a time of great joy and is celebrated by people of all ages and backgrounds. It is a time to forget all worries and come together to celebrate the arrival of spring and the beauty of life.

This is a month in the Hindu calendar that typically falls in February or March, and it is associated with the festival of Holi. Holi is a joyous celebration that is widely observed in Nathdwara and other Hindu temples.

During Holi, devotees gather at the temple to offer prayers, play with colored powders, and enjoy sweets and other festive foods. So, Falgun is considered a time of joy in Nathdwara due to the celebration of Holi.

Conclusion- 

Falgun month is a very special, colorful, and friendly month for Shreenathji and his devotees, Basant Panchami, Ashtak, Holi, Dol are all included in this month between Gulal and Abir and all have their own importance. Nathdwara's cultural heritage is a rich tapestry of art, craft, music, dance, and festivals, which reflect the town's deep connection with its history, religion, and traditions.

Frequently Ask Questions

Q. 1- Is there any facility in the name of VIP in Nathdwara Temple?

Ans. Before coming to the Nathdwara temple, we should be aware that there is no such VIP facility in the name of Darshan in Nathdwara. Money should not be given in the name of VIP’s darshan.

Q. 2- What are the other places to visit in Nathdwara?

Ans. Nathdwara is a small town located in the state of Rajasthan, India. It is known for its famous Shrinathji Temple, which is a popular pilgrimage site for Hindus. Apart from the Shrinathji Temple, there are several other places to visit in Nathdwara. Here are some of the most notable ones:

Statue of Belief: there is a "Vishvas Savroopam" or "Statue of Belief" in Nathdwara. This refers to a statue of Lord Shiva that is located near the Shrinathji Temple. It stands at a height of 351 feet, making it one of the tallest statues in India. The statue is made of bronze and is located on a hill near Nathdwara town.

Charbhuja Temple: This temple is located about 30 km from Nathdwara and is dedicated to Lord Vishnu. It is an important pilgrimage site for Hindus, and the temple architecture is worth admiring.

Haldi Ghati: This historic site is located about 40 km from Nathdwara and is famous for the Battle of Haldi Ghati fought between Maharana Pratap and the Mughal Army. There is a museum here that showcases the history of the battle.

Eklingji Temple: This ancient temple is located about 22 km from Nathdwara and is dedicated to Lord Shiva. The temple has unique architecture and is an important pilgrimage site for Hindus.

Rajsamand Lake: This beautiful lake is located about 70 km from Nathdwara and is known for its serene surroundings. It was built in the 17th century and is a popular spot for picnics and boating.

Kankroli Temple: This temple is located about 15 km from Nathdwara and is dedicated to Lord Krishna. It is one of the largest temples in the region and is an important pilgrimage site for Hindus.

Mewar Haveli: This historic haveli is located in the heart of Nathdwara and is worth a visit for its architecture and history.

Nathdwara Market: The market in Nathdwara is a great place to buy souvenirs, traditional Rajasthani clothes, and handicrafts.