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ShreeNathji Darshan App

This application helps Thakurji ShreeNathji devotees to have darshan while they are on move. Following are salient features:

- Govardhan Leela by Shree Krishna

- Apperance of Alokik Bhuja

- Ghumar cow feeding Shreeji

- Shreeji appering at Naro's house

- ShreeNathji - Vallabhacharaya Bhent

- KrishnaRadha Merging in to ShreeNathji

- Mangla Darshan

- Shringar Darshan

- Gwal Darshan

- Rajbhog Darshan

- Utthapan Darshan

- Bhog Darshan

- Aarti Darshan

- Shayan Darshan 

- Nathdwara Gaushala Darshan

- Govardhan Leela

ShreeNathji Mantra - This mantra will be coming soon.. in future updates.

Note : Our intention is, to provide this application for Senior Citizens and all bhakt who cannot reach ShriNathji Temple in Nathdwara

About ShreeNathji 

ShreeNathji is Two in One. One half Krishna, the other Radha. Totally merged Energies, Urja's of KrishnaRadha is the Form of ShreeNathji. The Swarup (Idol) of ShreeNathji ( Shrinathji ), as it is established in Nathdwara Haveli ( Temple ) today, originally appeared in the Holy Braj Bhumi Vrindavan Dham at Mathura; from within the sacred hill of Shri Govardhan.

Shrinathji is a form of Hindu god Krishna. The principal shrine of Shrinathji is situated at the temple town of Nathdwara, located 48 Kilometers North-east of Udaipur city in Rajasthan. Shrinathji is the central presiding deity of the Vaishnava sect known as the Pushti Marg (The way of grace) or the Vallabh Sampradaya or Shuddhadvaita, established by Shri Vallabhacharya. Shrinathji is worshipped mainly by the followers of Bhakti Yoga and the Vaishnava in Gujarat and Rajasthan among others. Vitthal Nathji, son of Vallabhacharya institutionalised the worship of Shrinathji at Nathdwara. On account of the popularity of Shrinathji, Nathdwara town itself is referred to as ‘Shrinathji’.

ShreeNathji Darshan Application is 

Presented By : Abha Shahra Shyama

Directed By : Gurushree Dr. Sudhir Shah

Developed By : Ritesh Kochar

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Este aplicativo ajuda devotos Thakurji Shreenathji ter darshan enquanto eles estão em movimento. A seguir são características marcantes:

- Govardhan Leela por Shree Krishna

- Aspecto da Alokik bhuja

- Vaca Ghumar alimentação Shreeji

- Shreeji appering na casa de Naro

- Shreenathji - Vallabhacharaya Bhent

- KrishnaRadha Mesclando para Shreenathji

- Mangla Darshan

- Shringar Darshan

- Gwal Darshan

- Rajbhog Darshan

- Utthapan Darshan

- Bhog Darshan

- Aarti Darshan

- Shayan Darshan

- Nathdwara Gaushala Darshan

- Govardhan Leela

Shreenathji Mantra - Este mantra será em breve .. em futuras atualizações.

Nota: A nossa intenção é, para fornecer esta aplicação para Idosos e todos Bhakt que não pode chegar Shrinathji Templo em Nathdwara

Sobre Shreenathji

Shreenathji é Dois em Um. Metade Krishna, o outro Radha. Energias totalmente incorporadas, Urja do de KrishnaRadha é o Formulário de Shreenathji. O Swarup (Idol) de Shreenathji (Shrinathji), como está estabelecido em Nathdwara Haveli (Temple), hoje, apareceu originalmente na Santa braj Bhumi Vrindavan Dham em Mathura; de dentro da colina sagrada de Shri Govardhan.

Shrinathji é uma forma de deus hindu Krishna. O principal santuário de Shrinathji está situado na cidade templo de Nathdwara, localizado 48 quilómetros a nordeste da cidade de Udaipur, no Rajastão. Shrinathji é a deidade central da seita Vaishnava conhecido como o Pushti Marg (O caminho da graça) ou no Vallabh Sampradaya ou Shuddhadvaita, estabelecido por Shri Vallabhacharya. Shrinathji é adorado principalmente pelos seguidores do Bhakti Yoga e do Vaishnava em Gujarat e Rajasthan, entre outros. Vitthal Nathji, filho de Vallabhacharya institucionalizou a adoração de Shrinathji em Nathdwara. Por conta da popularidade do Shrinathji, Nathdwara cidade em si é referido como 'Shrinathji'.

Shreenathji Darshan Aplicação é

Apresentado por: Abha Shahra Shyama

Dirigido por: Gurushree Dr. Sudhir Shah

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