Janmashtami Special Makhan-Mishri Bhog & Panchamrit Abhishek by Ashrit Goswami Ji

🦚 On Janmashtami, Makhan-Mishri Bhog Seva and Panchamrit Abhishek will be performed in your name by Ashrit Goswami Ji, a descendant of the Goswami lineage that has served Banke Bihari Ji in Vrindavan for generations. The same hands that bathe Thakur Ji every morning and perform His Shringar, will execute your seva at Thakur Shri Bhav Bihari Ji Temple.

💛 Who is Ashrit Goswami Ji?
The Goswami lineage of Vrindavan traces its devotion to Thakur Ji across generations, a family whose daily life is inseparable from Krishna's seva. Ashrit Goswami Ji bathes Banke Bihari Ji every day, performs His Shringar with his own hands, and offers Bhog before Him as the one entrusted with the Lord's care. In the Vaishnava tradition, a seva performed by one who has this kind of continuous, intimate relationship with the deity carries a different weight entirely. When these same hands take a Sankalp in your name and perform the Abhishek and Bhog for you, the offering travels through a relationship that Thakur Ji has accepted for generations.

🛕 Where Will This Seva Be Performed?
This seva will be performed at Thakur Shri Bhav Bihari Ji Temple, the Goswami family's own temple, located in Shri Krishna Bhoomi, Vrindavan. When Ashrit Goswami Ji takes the Sankalp in your name here, the Makhan-Mishri Bhog and Panchamrit Abhishek are performed exclusively for you, with complete vidhi. On Janmashtami, while every major temple in Vrindavan fills beyond capacity, your seva happens in the intimacy of the family temple where this seva has been performed since the lineage began.

Sri Mandir will connect you with Ashrit Goswami Ji, who will perform the Makhan-Mishri Bhog and Panchamrit Abhishek in your name at Thakur Shri Bhav Bihari Ji Temple on Janmashtami. Book Now.