Sambalpur: State Government declares a holiday of educational institutions on the 27th for the inauguration of the Samlei project, Mahanadi Aarti will give a spiritual feeling

Sambalpur: The Samalei project will be inaugurated on the 27th. Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik will inaugurate the project. Devotees will get to see the Samaleswari Temple in a new form. In view of the launch of the Samalei project, the state government has declared a holiday on the 27th. The Chief Minister has announced that all educational institutions (schools and colleges) across the state will be closed on this day. As this day falls on the fourth Saturday, all government offices will also be closed. Under the Samlei project, the Samlei temple complex in Sambalpur has been transformed. The chief minister’s office has appealed to take the blessings of Maa Samlei by participating in this grand celebration.

Mahanadi Aarti: Gives spiritual feeling

The harmony of these three elements – nature, culture, and progress – is the foundation of Maa Samaleswari’s worship. The Mahanadi Aarti Ghat is built near the temple of Maa Samaleswari in Sambalpur on the banks of the Mahanadi inscribed in the immortal letters of legend. Mahanadi has a special place in the lifeline of Western Odisha. Poet Gangadhar Meher’s famous poem Tapaswini, that immortal verse about the river. Realizing the legendary poem of the Mahanadi, Odisha Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik decided to construct a ghat for the Mahanadi Aarti. With special emphasis on this, 5T chairman VK Pandian has been making special efforts for the Aarti system of Mahanadi. On the evening of the 27th, he will present himself and perform Mahanadi Aarti and offer his devotional offerings to Maa Samaleswari and Mahanadi. Around 2,000 people can attend at the same time and experience the spiritual experience of Mahanadi Aarti at the place built to watch Aarti.

Samaleswari’s temple will have a historic Yagna and Chandipath

Mother Samleswari is the soul center of the spiritual movement of Western Odisha. No matter where they live in the world, the people of Western Odisha always pay their respects and devotion to Maa Samleswari. That devotion is the basic ingredient and foundation of this collective project. Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik took that basis as a resolution and with the tireless efforts of 5-T chairman VK Pandian, the Samlei project dedicated at the feet of Maa Samleswari is going to be established as a global project. The inauguration of the project will be held on the 27th. Brahmins specially qualified in Yagna and Chandipath from 11 districts of Western Odisha will come and institute this spiritual work. The main mandap and 4 other mandaps will have Yagna Institute. On the 31st till the completion of the Yajna, Maa Samaleswari will be specially worshiped for the development of the state, world peace, and the welfare of the human race.

Deepghar, Gopaljimath is also important

There is a tradition of lighting a single lamp in Goddess worship. This is the reason why devotees come from far and wide and light a single lamp at Maa Samleswari. It is believed that by offering a lamp to the mother with devotion, the devotee’s wishes are fulfilled. years ago in fog and rainy weather, the devotees were facing non-existent hardships to light this single lamp. To fully solve that problem, 6,000 lamps can be lit at the same time in this lamp house built in the mother’s temple. Devotees can immerse themselves in Goddess worship by lighting an Akhandeep for Mother. A landmark project like Samalei is going to be the perfect medium to give the temple of Maa Samaleswari a grand appearance and give a divine feeling to the devotees.

Srigopalaji Monastery is associated with the heritage of Samaleswari Temple. There were many hopes and fears in the minds of the people of Sambalpur about what would happen to this historic Gopalji Math with Samlei project. However, Srigopalaji Math along with all other historical sites has been fully emphasized during the implementation of the Samlei project. The project has been carried out keeping the security of the temple and the spiritual feelings of the devotees at the center.

Samalei project will be an example

This project, dedicated to Maa Samleswari through ‘5-T’ transformation, is going to be implemented and launched in a record time. The project has set an example across the country for the efficient leadership of Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik and the ‘Ground Zero’ management of 5T Chairman Pandian.

Widening of railway station road

The railway station road has been widened from Maa Samleswari’s temple side. Care has been taken to ensure smooth movement of vehicles. Transportation can also be facilitated. Many tourists from the state and outside the state come to Sambalpur by train. Special attention has been paid to how easily and conveniently they can travel.

The Chief Minister will attend the Yagna, Sindur will come from all the villages

Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik will be present on the first day of the yagna and inaugurate the Samalei project with the blessings of Maa Samaleswari. Considering the sentiments of all the devotees of Mother, sindoor, and chunri have been collected from the devotees of Western Odisha and are kept with the village goddess which will later be presented to Mother. Respecting the emotions of the devotees, Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik has given special importance to keeping his devotional offerings at Maa. This diviner and chanter will create a spiritual atmosphere in Maa Samlei’s courtyard. Under the leadership of Sanjay Babu, president of the Samaleswari Temple Trust Board, various members and devotees have visited different areas.

A symbol of spiritual confusion

The Maa Samalei project is a symbol of spiritual perplexity. The kind of change that has been made possible here under the leadership of Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik, would not have been possible without the direct blessings of Maa Samleswari. This has become possible due to the untiring efforts of the 5T chairman VK Pandian, said Sanjay Babu, president of the Samleswari Temple Trust Board.