श्रीमद्भागवत कथा एवं मूल पाठ
Shrimad Bhagwat Katha & Mool Path
The seven-day Bhagwat katha with a vyas, or the mool path read straight through — in the land the Bhagwat is about.
By arrangement in Mathura, Vrindavan or Gokul · Seven days for the katha; one to three days for the mool path
The saptah is seven days, with a vyas on the vyas-peeth, and families take it for a vow, a bereavement or simply because a parent always wanted to hear it. The mool path is the text read through without the discourse, which takes one to three days depending on how many pandits read. Doing it in Braj means the tenth canto is being read where it happened. We arrange the vyas, the pandal or the hall, the pooja, the aarti each day and the bhandara at the end if you want one.
What is included
- The vyas and the reading pandits
- Tirth purohits and all the samagri
- Sankalp taken in your family's name
- Vyas-peeth, pooja and daily aarti
- Prasad each day
- Photographs of the seva sent to you afterwards
What is not
- The hall, pandal or marquee, which we will quote separately
- Accommodation
- Bhandara at the end, quoted by the number of people
- Travel