About the Utsav

Chandika, grace, Varada chandika, Aniruddha Bapu, Durga,  Goddess, Utsav, Mumbai, Bandra, Shriharigurugram
Sadguru Shree Aniruddha, while sharing information on Shree Varada chandika Prasannotsav for the first time with Shraddhavans, had said, “‘Shree Varada chandika Prasannotsav’ a very rare and remarkable Utsav!

“Durga” means “beyond reach”, “the inaccessible” i.e. Durgama. To achieve this form of Chandika is believed to be difficult and at the same time it is hard to escape from her, thus the Goddess stands true to its name “Durga”...
On the one hand, seers and sages, through their intense efforts, can traverse the tough path to Durga while on the other hand, demons or asuras try extremely hard to oppose the divine path of Durga. Seers or Sages and demons are like the two extreme poles which lie opposite to each other and what exists between them is we, the humans. We shall be praying to such a form of Goddess Durga, that too in a unique Utsav for which requires many conjunctures to come together, many vows to be fulfilled.” 
Chandika, grace, Varada chandika, Aniruddha Bapu, Durga, Goddess, Utsav, Mumbai, Bandra, Shriharigurugram

“We have been journeying through all the events since 1996. Four Rasyatras, Bhaavyatra, Vyankatesh Jap, Jagannath Utsav, Gayatri Utsav, Avdhoot Chintan Utsav, the foundation of the Dharmachakra, the foundation of Mahishasurmardini at Gurukshetram and the simultaneous Vajramandal Peethpoojan and the subsequent foundation of Trivikram are the eventswe have experienced through the journey.” Bapu further said,“Prasannotsav is the supreme opportunity to gain the strength needed to make life worth living.”

The Varadachandika Prasaannotsava was held from May 8 to May 17, 2011. 

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