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Religion
Maha Kaleshwar Temple: Baba Mahakal adorned with Bhang and dry fruits on Saptami
✍️ Amar Ujala · Ujjain
🗓 01 Nov 2026, 08:36 AM
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Baba Mahakal at the Maha Kaleshwar Temple in Ujjain was ritually adorned with Bhang, dry fruits, and moon motifs on Saptami, followed by the Bhasm Aarti and public darshan.
The Maha Kaleshwar Temple in Ujjain witnessed the traditional Saptami rituals, where the deity Baba Mahakal was ritually adorned with Bhang, dry fruits, and moon-themed decorations. This ceremonial dressing, known as Shringar, is a significant part of the temple's daily and festival routines.
Following the Shringar, the Bhasm Aarti was performed, marking a key moment in the worship sequence. The temple premises resonated with the loud chants of 'Jai Shri Mahakal' as devotees gathered to participate in the spiritual proceedings.
Devotees took advantage of the divine darshan after the rituals were completed. The event highlighted the deep religious significance of the Maha Kaleshwar Temple, a major pilgrimage site in Madhya Pradesh, drawing large crowds for the special worship on Saptami.
Following the Shringar, the Bhasm Aarti was performed, marking a key moment in the worship sequence. The temple premises resonated with the loud chants of 'Jai Shri Mahakal' as devotees gathered to participate in the spiritual proceedings.
Devotees took advantage of the divine darshan after the rituals were completed. The event highlighted the deep religious significance of the Maha Kaleshwar Temple, a major pilgrimage site in Madhya Pradesh, drawing large crowds for the special worship on Saptami.