Serene temple compound in the early hours of the morning, just before the mangal arati.

Morning arati of Their Lordships.

By the time Tulasi Devi and temple parikrama finishes, the sun rises and illuminates the beautiful scenery of the holy dham.

During the morning class. His Divine Grace speaks on the glories of Lord Varahadev.

Shortly after 9 a.m. devotees honour paran and take prasadam.

His Divine Grace gives initiations to several new devotees.

In the meantime, the service at the kitchen continues almost non-stop from morning until evening.

The noon arati.

Western devotees take prasadam humbly at the veranda to avoid the pressure of the crowd that many are unaccustomed to, coming from the West.

The evening programme starts at 4 p.m. Devotees assembled in the holy nat mandir and chant evening kirtans.

Bokaro servitors' squad honouring prasadam in the late afternoon upon their arrival.

His Divine Grace joins the programme shortly and presents to the devotees the calendar that has just come out of print.

Sri Gaudiya Parvva Talika 534-535

At the evening arati of Their Lordships

Starting the temple parikrama.

After the evening class, devotees quickly honour prasadam and retire to rest in excited anticipation of tomorrow's festival and parikrama of Sri Ekachakra Dham.

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