Thousands of devotees from neighboring districts took part in the grand Janmashtmi festival held on August 14th at Bhakti Dham, Mangarh, with Shree Maharajji’s Divine presence enlivening the occasion.  Bhakti Mandir was elaborately decorated with displays of Shree Krishn’s appearance inside the shrine, and the exterior was lit with thousands of glittering lights.

JKP recently expanded its free medical services to rural villagers in Barsana, India, with the addition of a new physiotherapy department.  The department was officially opened to receive patients when Shree Maharajji cut the ribbon.  The new department will maximize the quality of life by providing rehabilitation to restore mobility, which has been lost by accidents, disease and old age.

Shree Maharaj ji graced Shringaverpur Dham a few kilometers from Mangarh. This is the historic place from where Shree Ram crossed the Holy river Ganga during His Vanvaas blessing Kewat.

Deepawali the festival of lights was celebrated here at Mangarh with devotees dancing and singing to the tunes of Kirtans praising Lord Ram. Deepawali means 'Row of Lights'. The name suits the festival well during which houses, streets etc. are decorated with thousands of lights. Here at Mangarh magnificent lights illuminated the Bhakti Mandir, the appearance place of Jagadguru Shree Kripalu Ji Maharaj

Bhakti-yog-rasavatar, Jagadguru Shree Kripaluji Maharaj, the fifth original Jagadguru in the last 5,000 years, recorded during a worldwide live telecast series from Barsana Dham, Austin, TX View the whole series online now! Speech 1 • Speech 2 • Speech 3 • Speech 4