Diwali Festival (October–November, dates vary by lunar calendar)

• Dhanteras & Narak Chaturdashi:

  • Cleaning and decorating the mandir with lights and rangoli.

  • Special evening poojas invoking prosperity and protection.

• Lakshmi Poojan (Main Diwali Day):

  • Mandir decorated with countless diyas (oil lamps).

  • Worship of Goddess Mahalakshmi for blessings of peace, prosperity, and spiritual progress.

  • Devotees light lamps at the Samadhi, offering prayers to Shree Baba Maharaj for enlightenment.

• Bhaubeej/Bhai Dooj:

  • Sisters and brothers visit the mandir to seek Baba Maharaj’s blessings for their bond.

  • Prayers offered for family harmony and well-being.

• Annakoot (Govardhan Pooja, day after Diwali):

  • Special food offerings (Annakoot) prepared and offered to Baba Maharaj, then distributed as prasad.

• Deepotsav (Throughout Diwali):

  • Continuous lighting of diyas at the samadhi premises symbolizes victory of light over darkness and devotion over ignorance.