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Daijiworld Media Network – Mumbai (EP)

Mumbai, Sep 1: Srikrishna Vitala Prathistana, well-known organization in religious and social circles in Mumbai held a programme of Guruvandane and Tulabhara of Pejavarashree in Pejavar Math situated at Prabhath Colony at Santacruz (E) recently.

Founder of Prathistana Kairabettu Vishwanath Bhat held the Tulabhara of Pejavarashree in the presence of people of repute and office bearers of the prathistana. Vishwaprasanna Theertha Shree, chief guest Chaturmasya president Dr M S Alva, Guest of honor Chaturmasya welcome
committee president Dr Suresh S Rao, Kateel, A S Rao, Prakash Acharya Ramakunja and Ramadas Upadyaya were present.

Prathistana trustee Sadananda K Upadyaya, Suma V Bhat, Virar Shanker Shetty, Gopal S Putran, Harish Shetty, Kalathur Vishwanath Shetty, Avinash Shastri, Harry R Sequeira, Police officer Prakash Bhandary, Renuka P Bhanday, Ravindra Karkera and Balachandra Bhat were present. Pejavar Shree distributed Prasada and blessed them.

Haridasa had created awareness among people by Harikatha. "Harikatha has the capacity to increase the glory of Almighty. Harikatha is a
revolution in devotion. However, the stream of Harikatha is getting stopped and it is necessary to make it flow again. My weight is less when compared to the weight of your love. I will accept the service as service to the Almighty instead of to me," said Vishweshatheertha Swamiji.

Kairabettu Vishwanatha Bhat welcomed and said that our service is less compared to the service of Theertha shree. He wished happiness and
prosperity to all those who have participated in Thulabhara. 

Kairabettu Vishwanatha Bhat set in motion Harikatha series. Shekar Sasihitlu, Janardhan Salian, Srinivas Bhat, K Prashanth and Master Vikhyath V Bhat joined as co-artistes.

Padmanabha Sasihitlu led the prayer. Pratistana women's wing executive president Sunanda S Bhat gave an introductory address. Sushila
Devadiga introduced the guests and compered the programme. Prathistana Secretary Suma Vishwanath Bhat proposed the vote of thanks.