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With the anticipation building for the grand inauguration of Ayodhya's Ram Mandir, devotees' eyes are fixed on the spiritual journey unfolding. The consecration ceremony is scheduled for Poush Shukla Kuru Dwadashi on January 22, a date eagerly awaited by millions.
Already, the divine idol of Ramlalla will grace the Mandir on Monday, January 22. The consecration will be officiated by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, a momentous occasion for the devoted.
What adds a unique touch to this spiritual event is the participation of Gaudiya Vaishnav Maharaja Gaur Gopal Bhajan Ashram's Maharaja Gaur Haridas, who has chosen a bike to journey from Gobardanga's Ram Mandir to Ayodhya.
The Maharaja, accompanied by his disciple Arun Vaidya, first traversed from Kalyani to Durgapur and is now set to reach Varanasi by January 21, covering approximately 1000 kilometers. Notably, Maharaja Gaur Haridas, known for his spiritual prowess, has undertaken this journey on a bicycle, showcasing both dedication and physical endurance.
Interestingly, ahead of Ayodhya's Ram Mandir inauguration, a similar ceremony has already taken place in Medinipur at the Ram-Sita Mandir. This marks the initiation of a series of consecration events leading up to the grand opening in Ayodhya.
It's worth mentioning that stringent security measures have been implemented in Ayodhya to ensure the safety of the Ram Mandir. While only invited guests will have access on the inauguration day, arrangements have been made for devotees with official invitations. Entry restrictions include a strict timeline, allowing visitors to enter the Mandir premises only until 11 a.m.
Additionally, electronic devices such as mobile phones, laptops, and cameras are strictly prohibited inside the Mandir. Devotees eager to seek blessings from Sadhus or saints will have the opportunity after the Prime Minister's departure.
As the final preparations unfold in Ayodhya, the nation eagerly awaits the historic moment when the Ram Mandir doors open to the public. The spiritual journey continues, with devotees embracing the sanctity of this significant event.
