Ten-year-old Shivshant brings Kanwar from Haridwar holding the hand of his cousin Hrithik. Jagran
Gaurav Shukla, Moradabad. The faith of 10-year-old Sushant of Gaganwali Mainather, carrying Kanwar on his small shoulders and wishing for the prosperity of his home in his mind, became an inspiration for people on Saturday. This boy returning from Haridwar with Ganga water seemed unconcerned with fatigue. There was innocence in the pace of his steps, but his determination was big. Sushant told that he is praying to Lord Shiva to remove the troubles from his house and end the ongoing rift between his parents.
Mother often says, don't worry, everything will be fine. With this in mind, I decided to bring Kanwar. It is not easy to complete such a long Kanwar Yatra at a young age. Even though he got blisters on his feet, the desire for happiness and peace in the family strengthened his courage.
When the devotees on the way saw the Kanwar adorning his shoulder and the faith reflected on his face, they could not stop themselves from praying for him. Sushant is not alone in this journey. Cousin brother Hrithik was also keeping pace with him. At the same time, uncle Satyabhan also remains his support every moment. At every stop, both the children were busy deciding the way forward, shouting Bam-Bam Bhole.
When faith wavered on the path of devotion, support became support to each other.
On Saturday, when faith faltered on the difficult path of devotion on Kanth Road, love became support. Bhojpur couple Mamta and Ram Kishore, who were returning from Haridwar with Ganga water, have made only one wish to Lord Bholenath that they should remain with each other throughout their life. On the way, when my better half Mamta started feeling tired due to extreme fatigue, husband Ram Kishore not only supported her but also encouraged her by holding her hand. Seeing this scene on the roadside, the passersby stopped.
Ram Kishore told that he has prayed to Bholenath for the happiness of the family and to always maintain love in married life. This scene of the couple left a message for the people that if the partner remains firmly together in the difficult path of life, then every fatigue becomes easy. Kanwar Yatra became not only a religious journey but also a touching example of marital faith. Where the husband's companionship proved to be the greatest energy for the wife.
Kanwar and Valentine became a unique confluence of faith and love.
On the road, Kanwad adorned on shoulders, Shraddha in hands and the message Happy Valentine written on a red heart in the middle. Such a unique confluence of devotion and love became the center of attraction for the passersby. This time the devotees who set out on Kanwar Yatra decorated their faith in a different way. The Kanwad featured a red heart symbol with flowers and fringes, on which Valentine's message was inscribed.
It was dedicated to Lord Shiva. Chaurasi Ghanta devotees Ashish, Aman, Aryan, Amrish say that true love is not just for one day but is lifelong support and trust and they are going to offer the same love at the feet of Lord Bholenath at Chaurasi Ghanta temple. He told that he has been bringing the fleet for almost 60 years.
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