Vaikunta Ekadasi Celebrations – December 30th, 2025 in Houston:
By the grace of Sri Aishwarya Srinivasa Perumal, devotees in the greater Houston area received darshan of Sri Aishwarya Srinivasa Perumal and Madhuri Sakhi Sametha Premika Varadan on the auspicious occasion of Vaikunta Ekadasi. A beautiful Vaikunta Dwaram was set up at the temple which was opened in the morning by our Madhuri Sakhi along with Premika Vardan. Devotees chanted Tiruppaavai along with Nama Sankirtanam.
A special Garuda Seva was held in the evening that included singing of devotional kirtans, recitation of Gajendra Moksham from Srimad Bhagavatam, Divya Nama Sankirtanam, recitation of Gopala Vimshathi by Sri Vedanta Desika and chanting of Mahamantra. A variety of special Neivedyam prepared by devotees was offered to Bhagavan on this auspicious occasion. The celebrations concluded with Dolotsavam and midnight Harathi. About 400 devotees visited the temple and had darshan of Perumal on this day.
Orlando, FL:
By the immense grace of Sri Madhuri Sakhi Premika Varadan Thakur Ji, the blessings of Sri Jagannath Parivar, and the loving guidance of our beloved Guru Maharaj, GOD Satsang Orlando was fortunate to conduct a soul-enriching Special Akhandanama Satsang on December 31, 2025 celebrating Vaikunta Ekadasi and upcoming New Year 2026.
This divine gathering was held at the loving home of Karthik ji and Thamarai ji, and brought together around 40 devoted Bhagavathas for 4 hours of heartfelt Mahamantra chanting, including Vishnu Sahasranamam and Hanuman Chalisa, to express our gratitude for 2025 and also enter the New Year 2026 with Bhagavan Nama. The Satsang was filled with devotional fervor that uplifted every heart and spirit.
With hearts brimming with gratitude, we humbly offer our prayers at the lotus feet of Bhagavan and Guru Maharaj to bless us with countless more opportunities for Satsang, seva, and the joyful chanting of the divine Nama.
Vaikunta Ekadasi Celebrations – December 30th, 2025 in Dallas:
We celebrated Vaikunta Ekadasi with chanting the Mahamantra on zoom for four hours as it was a weekday. Devotees from various cities joined the chanting as families and chanted in groups, taking turns during the 4 hours and felt really happy to chant Bhagavan Nama on such an auspicious day. Around 40-50 devotees joined the divine chant.
