File:Priest Performing Ganga Aarti.jpg

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Amidst the divine glow, a priest honors the eternal river Ganga with the sacred flame of Aarti

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English: In the serene evening at Dashashwamedh Ghat, a priest stands immersed in devotion, performing the Ganga Aarti, an ancient ritual that pays homage to the sacred river Ganga. The Aarti, a harmonious symphony of fire, water, and chants is a daily testament to the river’s life-sustaining powers and spiritual significance. As the priest lifts the glowing lamp, the air fills with the rhythmic clang of bells and the collective prayers of the faithful, echoing the ghat’s historic role as a place of purification and worship.
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