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great coverage .

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Great coverage

Highly needed video really needed an insight before making decision

I will go this weekend. Do they have different price for weekend or same 800?

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Amazing video and very informative, I didn't know about the story at all.

1. Introduction and Festival Significance (00:00): The narrator begins with greetings for Yama Dwitiya and Chitragupta Puja, celebrated on the second day of Kartik Shukla Paksha. It’s customary to worship the pen and ink on this day, symbolizing respect for knowledge and record-keeping. 2. Story of King Saudasa (00:10) : In a certain town, there was a tyrannical king named Saudasa who troubled his people greatly. One day, while roaming his city, he saw a Brahmin performing a ritual. 3. Significance of Yama and Chitragupta Worship (00:43) : The Brahmin explained that he was worshiping Yama, the god of death, and Chitragupta on this auspicious Dwitiya day to reduce sins and attain liberation from hell. 4. King Saudasa’s Transformation (01:00) : Hearing this, the king was inspired and performed the Yama Puja with faith. After his death, Chitragupta reviewed the king’s deeds and, acknowledging his sincere worship, decided that the king deserved entry to heaven despite his sins. 5. Moral and Ritual Importance (01:23) : The story emphasizes the importance of worshiping on Yama Dwitiya after Diwali, as it is believed to cleanse sins and pave the way to heaven.

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- (00:01) The story begins with blessings for Govardhan Puja. Krishna and his friends arrived at Govardhan Mountain, where villagers were preparing to worship Lord Indra, the god of rain, to bring good harvests for their livelihood. - (00:45) Krishna advised the villagers to worship Govardhan Mountain instead of Indra, as it was the mountain that nourished them and their cattle. Convinced by Krishna, the villagers began to worship Govardhan. - (01:10) Angered by the villagers' change of heart, Indra sent a torrential storm to punish them. The villagers, in fear, sought Krishna’s help to save them from the relentless downpour. - (01:33) Krishna lifted the Govardhan Mountain on his little finger, providing shelter for the villagers and cattle for seven days. Not a single drop of rain reached them, which astonished and humbled Indra. - (01:50) Realizing Krishna’s divinity, Indra apologized. Krishna forgave him and advised the villagers to celebrate Govardhan Puja every year as a mark of respect and thanksgiving, a tradition that continues to this day.

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Beginning of the Story (00:00): The story starts with praises of Lord Ganesha. A person with a pinch of rice and some milk is searching for someone to make kheer (a sweet dish), but no one in the village agrees. Eventually, an old woman offers to make the kheer for him, despite the limited ingredients. The Miracle of Kheer (00:32): The old woman starts cooking the kheer in a small pot, but the man insists on using a larger pot. Despite the small amount of ingredients, the kheer multiplies and there is plenty for everyone. The man invites the entire village, and those who arrived hungry ate to their full, while those who came already full could not eat much. Leftover Kheer (00:32 - 01:10): After feeding everyone, there was still kheer left. Lord Ganesha asks the old woman to eat, but she says she had already eaten. Even after she ate more, there was still leftover kheer. Ganesha then instructs her to bury the remaining kheer in the ground. Wealth Appears (01:10): When the kheer was buried, it turned into a treasure of diamonds, gold, and silver at the spot where it was buried. The old woman, amazed by this, used the wealth for charitable deeds, including arranging marriages for young women and digging wells. Conclusion (01:10 - end): The story concludes by highlighting how the old woman was blessed by Lord Ganesha with immense wealth, and the moral that everyone can be similarly blessed by Lord Ganesha's grace. The tale ends with praises of Lord Ganesha.

1. The Sorrow and Curse of Nand's Mistake (00:00-00:43): Nand, along with her seven sisters-in-law, goes to collect mud for housework. By mistake, Nand's tool kills a baby animal, and Syau Mata curses her, threatening to bind her womb. When Nand asks her sisters-in-law for help, the youngest sister-in-law volunteers to take the curse upon herself. 2. The Plight of the Youngest Sister-in-Law (00:43-01:23): After accepting the curse, the youngest sister-in-law's sons all die within seven days of birth. She consults a priest who advises her to serve Surabhi, the sacred cow, as a remedy. 3. Divine Help from Surabhi (01:23-02:04): The youngest sister-in-law starts secretly cleaning Surabhi's area every morning. Surabhi notices her devotion and asks about her wishes. She requests help in releasing her womb from Syau Mata’s curse. Surabhi takes her across seven seas to meet Syau Mata. 4. Encounter with Garuda and the Snake (02:04-02:45): On their journey, a snake attempts to harm Garuda's baby. The youngest sister-in-law saves the baby, earning Garuda’s gratitude. Garuda transports her and Surabhi to Syau Mata's abode. 5. Syau Mata Lifts the Curse (02:45-03:30): After serving Syau Mata, the youngest sister-in-law requests her womb be released. Syau Mata, though reluctant, grants her seven sons and seven daughters-in-law. The family reunites in happiness, and the youngest sister-in-law celebrates Ahoi Ashtami with great devotion, thanking the divine forces.

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