Ram Mandir trust urges Rambhakts to make short video on return of Ram after 500 years and post with #ShriRamHomecoming

Ahead of Ram Mandir inauguration, the Ram Janmbhoomi Trust has urged the people acrss the globe to share their thoughts and emotion on "return of Lord Ram to his rightful abode after five centuries".

"Shri Ram's return to his rightful abode after five centuries fills the universe with unparalleled emotions. To enhance the grandeur of his welcome, we urge all Shri Rambhakts across the globe to express their thoughts and emotions about this historic event through a short video. You can Post on all platforms with #ShriRamHomecoming, including your full name, location and a brief personal note," Ram Janmbhoomi Teerth Kshetra said.

"Let's collectively celebrate the return of The Greatest Unifier of All Times," the Trust said.


The Ram Mandir ceremonial activities leading up to the consecration ceremony of the Ram Mandir, scheduled for January 22, commenced at the temple complex today. These rituals are set to persist until January 21. On January 22, the essential ceremonies required for the "Pran Pratishtha" (consecration) of the idol of Ram Lalla will take place, as outlined by temple trust general secretary Champat Rai during a press briefing on Monday.

Chief priest Acharya Satyendra Das mentioned that the 'anushthan,' involving eleven priests performing rituals to invoke various "devis and devtas" (goddesses and gods), has commenced and will continue until the consecration ceremony on January 22.

The trust specified that the "Pran Pratishtha" involves seven adhivasas, with a minimum of three currently being practiced. The rituals are being conducted by 121 "acharyas," under the supervision, coordination, and direction of Ganeshwar Shastri Dravid. The primary "acharya" overseeing the proceedings will be Laxmikant Dixit of Kashi.

As previously announced by Rai, the Ram temple "Pran Pratishtha" is scheduled to commence at 12:20 pm on January 22. The pre-consecration rituals include "prayaschita" and "karmakuti poojan," according to the schedule released by the Sri Ram Janmbhoomi Teerth Kshetra Trust.