The video shows live darshan of Qureshi Wardha temple, specifically on the eighth day of Navratri. The narrator guides the viewers through the temple, showing the various activities and rituals taking place, including the distribution of Rudraksha. To receive Rudraksha, devotees need to show their Aadhar card. The narrator also shows the cowshed, where devotees can feed and donate to the cows. The video then takes the viewers inside the cave temple, where they can see various idols and worshiping areas. The narrator explains the significance of the upside-down Swastikas and the thread of vow. The video also shows the devotees chanting and offering prayers. Finally, the narrator thanks the viewers for watching and invites them to subscribe to their channel for more information and solutions.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The event is taking place on the eighth day of Navratri, also known as Ashtami.
2. The location is Kuresh Vardharam Jyoti in Sihore.
3. Rudraksha distribution is taking place at the location.
4. Devotees are required to show their Aadhar card to receive Rudraksha.
5. Only the person with the Aadhar card can receive Rudraksha, not other family members.
6. The event is being live-streamed.
7. There is a cowshed at the location where devotees can feed the cows.
8. Devotees can also donate Dakshina for the cows.
9. A cave temple is located at the site, where Lord Bholenath is worshiped.
10. The temple is under construction, but devotees are still worshiping there.
11. Devotees are tying threads of vows and making upside-down Swastikas as part of their worship.
12. A Shivlinga is located inside the cave temple.
13. Different small temples have been made for the idols of different gods.
14. Devotees are worshiping at the empty places where idols will be installed in the future.
15. A big damru of Bholenath is located inside the cave temple.
16. Devotees are reciting pujas and offering water to Lord Shiva.
17. A police presence is visible, but they are not interfering with the devotees.
18. Devotees are making Swastikas and offering cow dung as part of their worship.
19. A throne is installed at the location where Pandit ji narrates stories, but it is currently closed.
20. At least 14,000 people are present at the event.
21. Devotees start queuing for Rudraksha from 5 am, and it takes around 4 hours to receive it.