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Photos and videos of the Puja are being sent out gradually.
For technical reasons, several photos from the Puja are not displayed at full width. I will fix this soon and resend them.
Similar individual Pujas will be held regularly.
At present, there are two Puja formats:
A color printer was supposed to arrive for the Puja, but the store let us down with the delivery time. There will be color printouts in the future.
For technical reasons, several photos from the Puja are not displayed at full width. I will fix this soon and resend them.
Similar individual Pujas will be held regularly.
At present, there are two Puja formats:
- A free Puja at the Ashram, where I conduct group Pujas. Approximately 3–4 times a year.
- An individual Puja at the Mahapurna School. Approximately 2–3 times a year.
A color printer was supposed to arrive for the Puja, but the store let us down with the delivery time. There will be color printouts in the future.
I experienced a major release of tension (my body felt noticeably lighter, tears flowed spontaneously every day from the moment the individual Puja was announced, I had no appetite at all, and a great deal of energy was released) during these days thanks to Mahapurna, OM Shanti, and the Puja. These tensions had been present for five years, since the first Shantara and my move from Moscow. I used to send money to India for similar events, but there was no certainty that everything was actually carried out and done properly (there was practically no feedback). Attending Pujas in a big city required traveling a long way, which was physically exhausting.